How do dictators gain power

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Verizon [17]3 years ago

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In simple way we can say that after electing into most important position in government, they will appoint most trustworthy people into top positions in the government like law and order and external defense. By controlling them he can control the government. He will also improve espionage system so he can identify who are the rebels and easily eliminate them… eventually amend the constitution in favor of him. So no one can question him

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