The rise of totalitarian ideologies between the wars

In the years between the world wars, totalitarian ideologies gained power across parts of Europe: fascism under Mussolini in Italy, Nazism under Hitler in Germany, and communism in the Soviet Union. Despite real differences between these ideologies, all three involved a single party concentrating power, suppressing political opposition, and exercising extensive control over public life.

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