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| A '''dictatorship''' is a ] headed by a ]. Originally a legitimate military office in the ], the dictator was given his powers by the ]. The dictator had absolute power | |||
| In the ], the term ''dictatorship'' has come to mean a government in which absolute power is concentrated in the hands of a dictator and sometimes his cronies. Many ]n dictators have held the title of President), but wield extraordinary, often non-]al powers. Still other modern dictators seize power in a military ], and are supported by the military. | |||
| The dictator generally controls the three state powers : legislative, executive and judicial. | |||
| In dictatorship, there is not periodical universal, free, direct and secret polling of the citizens to elect the leaders. In some dictatorships, the power was obtained originally from democratic elections (like ]´s ]), but later the rest of parties and races were persecuted and no more free elections happened (see ]). | |||
| Ironically, several dictatorships include the word ''democratic'' in their official names, such as ]. | |||
| The dictator and dictatorship members are subject to national and responsability because of their acts (see ]). | |||
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E det så detta funkar!!