Hitler's rule in Nazi Germany exemplified totalitarianism through absolute power, control over citizens' lives, and the use of fear to suppress dissent.
In Nazi Germany, Hitler's rule exemplified totalitarianism through his consolidation of power as absolute dictator, control over all aspects of society including personal lives, and the use of systematic violence to instill fear and dependence on the government.
Hannah Arendt described totalitarian regimes as seeking total control over citizens' lives, eradicating individual identity, and using terror to suppress dissent and independent thinking.
The rise of totalitarian rule in Nazi Germany showcased the extreme extent to which a government can manipulate and dominate every aspect of society for its own agenda.
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