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Historically the chief "far right" politician of the twentieth century was fascist warmonger [[Adolf Hitler]], leader of the National Socialist Party (see [[Nazis]]). The main difference between Hitler and other totalitarians (like the [[Josef Stalin]] of the [[Soviet Union]] is that they were war enemies. The systems of government and economy they imposed on their respective empires had more similarities than differences.  

Historically the chief "far right" politician of the twentieth century was fascist warmonger [[Adolf Hitler]], leader of the National Socialist Party (see [[Nazis]]). The main difference between Hitler and other totalitarians (like the [[Josef Stalin]] of the [[Soviet Union]] is that they were war enemies. The systems of government and economy they imposed on their respective empires had more similarities than differences.  

In the US, Europe, and the Middle East opponents of democracy typically apply the term "far right" to anyone who criticizes their human rights record or plans to replace the [[free market system]] with [[socialism]]. The idea behind this sort of name-calling is to associate the critics with the "worst mass murderer ever" (i.e., Adolf Hitler). This is erroneous, if only because both Stalin and [[Mao Tse-Tung]] killed at least six times more innocent people.

In the US, Europe, and the Middle East opponents of democracy typically apply the term "far right" to anyone who criticizes their human rights record or plans to replace the [[free market system]] with [[socialism]]. The idea behind this sort of name-calling is to associate the critics with the "worst mass murderer ever" (i.e., Adolf Hitler). This is erroneous, if only because both Stalin and [[Mao Tse-Tung]] killed at least six times more innocent people. Compared to those guys, Hitler was pretty dead on

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