Sentence examples for * the totalitarianism from inspiring English sources

Russian history professor Bob Service condemned the totalitarianism of Kim Jong-un Jong-un and Leonid Brezhnev

James's twist was to argue that the totalitarianism was not simply a foreign threat.

It took 32 years; how long will it take the totalitarianism to follow?

Many of Mr. Berman's arguments about the totalitarianism of Islamicist movements and the threat to liberal democracy have been made across the political spectrum.

We live in a dark age, when freedoms are diminishing, when there is no space for criticism, when totalitarianism -- the totalitarianism of multinational corporations, of the marketplace -- no longer even needs an ideology, and religious intolerance is on the rise.

The liberals took hands with the totalitarianism as German fascism grew on the terrain where German liberals leaned to the retroactive thought of racism.

There was visible totalitarianism, in Russia and in Eastern Europe; but there was also the invisible totalitarianism of the so-called "free world".

Parallels with our own time, especially the velvet totalitarianism of Bush's America, are fully intended.

He described globalization as the new totalitarianism and lamented contemporary democracy's failure to stem the increasing powers of multinational corporations.

They "opposed Communism, but would not endorse practical steps to combat it, so as not to implicate themselves in a morally imperfect action".Radical Islamism, Mr Beinart argues, really is the new totalitarianism.

According to Abbott Gleason, in his standard history of the concept, "Totalitarianism: The Inner History of the Cold War" (1995), it was first used, in 1923, by an opponent of Benito Mussolini, who referred critically to the Fascist government as a "sistema totalitaria".