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A- Palgrave key concept in politics, Andrew Heywood: Totalitarianism: is an all-encompassing system of political rule that is typically established by pervasive ideological manipulation and open terror and brutality. Totalitarianism differs from both autocracy and authoritarianism, in that it seeks total power through politicisation of every aspect of social and personal existence. Totalitarianism thus implies the outright abolition of civil society the abolition of the private. Friedrich and Brzezinski (1966) defined totalitarianism in terms of six-point syndrome of interrelated traits and characteristics:
- The existence of an official ideology
- A one-party state, usually led by an all-powerful leader
- A system of terroristic policing -
A monopoly of the means of mass communication
- A monopoly of the means of armed combat
- State control of all aspects of economic life
B – Oxford CONCISE DICTIONARY OF PLOITICS Totalitarianism: a dictatorial form of centralised government that regulates every aspect of state and private behaviour. Although the term was originally intended to designate fascist and communist regimes, totalitarianism is mainly associated with characterizations of the Soviet Union.