First of all, an authoritarian regime is the opposite of a democratic regime.
Second, a totalitarian regime is a form of authoritarian regime. Thus, totalitarian regimes are authoritarian, but not all authoritarian regimes are totalitarian.
Here are some characteristics that are specific to totalitarian regimes:
The use of propaganda to disseminate ideologies;
The desire to dominate all aspects of people's lives, including their privacy, therefore having repercussions on family, hobbies, etc.
The abolition of any notion of private life;
The claim of wanting to start over and build a new society that is completely different from the past.
For example, Hitler's fascist regime was a totalitarian regime.
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First of all, an authoritarian regime is the opposite of a democratic regime.
Second, a totalitarian regime is a form of authoritarian regime. Thus, totalitarian regimes are authoritarian, but not all authoritarian regimes are totalitarian.
Here are some characteristics that are specific to totalitarian regimes:
For example, Hitler's fascist regime was a totalitarian regime.
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