Comparing Adolf Hitler And Joseph Stalin

Adolf Hitler & Joseph Stalin
When the evil in a human becomes political. Both Hitler and Stalin caused the biggest mass murders in history. Both had the same aims, but yet hated each other. They disagreed with each other because of their different political views - one was a socialist and one was a communist. That was probably the biggest difference between the two. A rise, even though they used the same methods, like propaganda, came to power in nearly completely different situations. Hitler had several political enemies, because during this time there were many different parties in Germany, and also he had to go through elections. Stalin on the other hand, had just one enemy: Trotsky. By the time he wanted to get to power, Russia (at that time, the whole USSR), was already communistic. Of course, Stalin was involved in the communistic revolution, but after the successful revolution he wasn't made dictator, but it, of course, ensured his position within the party.

Political ideology are a certain ethical set of ideals or principles. Hitler and Stalin both had a political ideology. Hitler’s ideology was fascism which is a lot like dictatorship. Therefore, fascism is when the government rules a country. On the other hand, Stalin’s ideology was communism, which is where all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs.
Hitler and Stalin both had there own way of treating their citizens, both ways were harmful. Hitler had his Nazi Concentration camps and Stalin had his Gulags. Hitler’s concentration camps are places where large numbers of people, especially political prisoners or members of persecuted minorities, are purposely imprisoned in a relatively small area with inadequate, or poor, facilities, sometimes to provide forced labor or to await mass