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List of Dictators
| align=center| [[Konstantin Päts]] || align=center| [[Estonia]] || align=center| 1933–1940 || <small>State Elder 1933 - 1937; State Protector 1937 - 1938; President of Estonia 1938-1940. Established authoritarian rule following a coup. Allowed (and won) election in 1938.</small>
| align=center| [[Konstantin Päts]] || align=center| [[Estonia]] || align=center| 1933–1940 || <small>State Elder 1933 - 1937; State Protector 1937 - 1938; President of Estonia 1938-1940. Established authoritarian rule following a coup. Allowed (and won) election in 1938.</small>
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| align=center| [[Adolf Hitler]] || align=center| [[Greater German Reich]] || align=center| 1933–1945 || <small>Chancellor of Germany 1933-1945; ''Führer'' (Leader) 1934-1945. The 1933 [[Enabling Act]] suspended most of the constitution and allowed Hitler to [[rule by decree]]. Heavily repressive; ordered imprisonment of millions of political opponents and members of ethnic minorities in concentration camps, where they were abused and killed.</small>
| align=center| [[Adolf Hitler]] || align=center| [[Nazi Germany]] || align=center| 1933–1945 || <small>Chancellor of Germany 1933-1945; ''Führer'' (Leader) 1934-1945. The 1933 [[Enabling Act]] suspended most of the constitution and allowed Hitler to [[rule by decree]]. Heavily repressive; ordered imprisonment of millions of political opponents and members of ethnic minorities in concentration camps, where they were abused and killed.</small>
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| align=center| [[Kimon Georgiev]] || align=center| [[Bulgaria]] || align=center| 1934 || <small>Took power in coup. Overthrown by Tsar Boris III. </small>
| align=center| [[Kimon Georgiev]] || align=center| [[Bulgaria]] || align=center| 1934 || <small>Took power in coup. Overthrown by Tsar Boris III. </small>