The Rise of Totalitarian Regimes

Skibidi boom, the economic and political chaos between the wars birthed the totalitarian groove. Lowkey, three big players emerged: USSR, Italy, and Germany, each crafting their own flavor of control. They aimed to mold a new human, mobilizing all aspects of life—real sigma vibes. The term 'totalitarian' was first dropped by Giovanni Amendola in 1923 to roast Mussolini's regime, but Mussolini flipped it to flex his fierce totalitarian will. With squadristi terrorizing the streets, he transformed Italy into a goon state, claiming moral responsibility for opposition hits, while spinning critiques to bolster his elite youth narrative. Edge of modernity, Germany caught the totalitarian wave too!