Dictator Collection (page 19)

RUSSIAN MARXISTS, 1897. Future Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin (center), future Menshevik leader L. Martov (real name Yuly Osipovich Tsederbaum, seated at right)

CHINESE COMMUNIST POSTER. Chinese poster, 1967, honoring Mao Tse-Tung (1898-1976) and his book

VLADIMIR LENIN (1870-1924). Vladimir Ilich Ulyanov Lenin. Russian Communist leader. Lenin speaking with peasants of Shushenskaye. Painting by V.N. Basov

CHINA: POSTER, 1973. New Year in Yenan (Mao Tse-tung and his followers at Yenan)
CHINA: POSTER, 1973. New Year in Yenan (Mao Tse-tung and his followers at Yenan, the Chinese Communist base established after the Long March of 1934-35). Chinese poster, 1973

Bill Posters, New York
Bill Boards and Poster Room. Two men posting a large bill for the Criterion Theatre performance of The Dictator with William Collier, on a free-standing board on a New York sidew

Fidel Castro in 1955
FIDEL CASTRO - President of Cuba - pictured here in 1955 in New York. *UNAVAILABLE FOR USE IN ASIA AT PRESENT*

Fidel Castro Speech 1993
FIDEL CASTRO - The President of Cuba gives a speech in Havana in August 1993. *UNAVAILABLE FOR USE IN ASIA AT PRESENT*

Piludski Coup 4
Piludskis coup d etat makes him virtual dictator, with prime ministers of his own choosing : 16 May the Bartel- Piludski cabinet is the first of the new regime

Piludski Coup 1
Marshal Piludski, in a coup d etat, seizes power and makes himself virtual dictator of Poland : his supporters occupy the Belvedere, Warsaw

Piludski Coup 2
Supporters of Marshal Piludskis coup d etat overcome resistance in the streets of Warsaw : they establish him as virtual dictator

General Franco and his daughter, 1938
Photograph showing General Francisco Franco (1892-1975) and his daughter, Carmencita, with her dog, Dick, 1938. By 1938 Franco had become Leader of Nationalist Spain and his future

Monument to Spain from Franco dictatorship, Melilla, Spain, Spanish North Africa, Africa

Jose Uriburu / Government
General Jose Uriburu and members of the new Argentinian government after Uriburus military coup unseated the democratically elected president Yrigoyen

Sulla Resigns
Lucius Cornelius Sulla, after three years as dictator during which he imposes many useful reforms, retires to live peaceably in the country writing his memoirs

Sulla Dictator
Lucius Cornelius Sulla, ruthless but far-sighted soldier and statesman, has himself elected dictator in order to carry out reforms

Juan Manuel De Rosas
JUAN MANUEL DE ROSAS Argentinian dictator

Franco / Biat / Vertice 1939
Spanish dictator and soldier, FRANCISCO FRANCO (1892-1975)

Tz u-Hsi, Chinese Royal
TZU-HSI, aka Hsiao-ch in &c, Empress Dowager, concubine of emperor I-chu, mother of Tsai- ch un, regent for nephew Tsai-t ien, virtual dictator from 1875 to 1900

Fabius Maximus appointed Roman dictator
PUNIC WARS : because of the military emergency, Quintus Fabius Maximus Verrucosus Cunctator is appointed dictator

Papirius Cursor spares Fabius
Lucius Papirius Cursor, Roman general and dictator, spares Quintus Fabius Maximus Rullianus, his magister equitum (master of the horse), with whom he had quarrelled

Roman Dictatorship instituted
The Roman Dictatorship (Magister Populi or Master of the People) is instituted for crisis situations or special purposes, ruling with supreme power for a set period

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"Dictator: A Journey Through History's Authoritarian Regimes" Step into the world of dictators, where power and control reign supreme. From the iconic Communist posters of 1967, proudly proclaiming "Lenin lived, Lenin lives, Lenin will live forever. " to the British World War II poster warning against careless talk with its powerful message - "Tittle Tattle Lost the Battle. " Franco Bahamonde and Benito Mussolini, two faces that epitomize dictatorship in Spain and Italy respectively. Their portraits speak volumes about their iron-fisted rule and unwavering determination. Mao Tse-tung's poster from 1973 takes us back to China during the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. The image of Mao greeting Red Guards in Tiananmen Square reflects his immense influence over a nation striving for revolution. The Italian dictator Mussolini donning his smart suit reminds us of his role in WWII and how he left an indelible mark on history. Meanwhile, a map showcasing the vast Roman Empire serves as a reminder that even ancient civilizations were not immune to authoritarian rule. Vladimir Lenin's rallying cry echoes through time as we witness him leading people towards socialism. Irakliy Toidze's oil painting captures Lenin's charisma and ability to inspire masses. Lastly, Ataturk reforms language - a testament to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s vision for modernizing Turkey by transforming its language system. His efforts aimed at reshaping society reflect another facet of dictatorship – molding nations according to one leader’s ideals. Through these glimpses into history, we are reminded of both the allure and dangers associated with dictatorial regimes. They leave an undeniable impact on societies worldwide – shaping ideologies, instilling fear or admiration among citizens alike.