A hierarchy where one will commands and others obey, described here as unity rather than weak democracy.
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authoritarian state
A hierarchy where one will commands and others obey, described here as unity rather than weak democracy.
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Hitler's speeches are interpreted as calls for Germans to become the hammer rather than the anvil through unified obedience to one commanding will.
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"...only at the very bottom. This is the expression of an authoritarian state, not of a weak, babbling democracy of an authoritarian state where..."
"That is the idea of synchronicity. If your people can do that, they can fight a war and win the war, okay? So this..."
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