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Totalitarianism is a form of government in which the state seeks to control nearly all aspects of public and private life under a single official ideology and political system. Power is centralized, often around a single party or leader, and political pluralism is suppressed.
Key features typically include a single mass party, a leader cult, an all-encompassing ideology treated as truth,
Totalitarian regimes differ from authoritarian ones in their aim to reorganize society around an official ideology
Historically, examples often cited include Nazi Germany, the Stalinist Soviet Union, Maoist China, and North Korea.
Today, the term remains a reference point in studies of repression and governance, used to discuss regimes