Summary Hitler and Castro's policies aims and result
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Authoritarian States
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Aims and Results Authoritarian States
Policy Hitler
Ex of Success: Ex of Success:
New Plan Improving lives for peasants
Recovery of economic depression Advers effect on wealthy landowners
Schancht as the president of the Minister of Economics provide short- term benefits for the vast majority Cub
Economic Improved the balance of trade and reduce unemployment Agarian Reform Laws 1959- 1963
German industry thrived a period of enforced political stability Called for nationalization of large landholdings
A trade- union- free environment with lucrative government orders provided profits for business Most productive plantations
Land were redistributed
Ex of Failure: Government took some to used as state farms or cor
The New Plan
Failed to achieve rearmament Took back the interest from the US
Primed heavy industry and production of armaments Nationalization
Mefo bill provided a way of the Reichbank convertly financing arms production Major industries were confiscated from the US
The bills acted as a new form of currency to hide the government to promote arms production Cuba reduced rents, and breaking up large landholdin
Germany was still not strong enough to publicly challenge the arms restrictions of ToV Land confiscation
Land confiscation and redistributed to the peasants f
Four- Year Plan 2000 peasants were given the title
Germany political and economic self sufficiency failed to reach Amount of compensations were often undervalued
Aimed to fit for war within four years
By 1939 Germany was still reliant on external sources for around one- third of its raw materials Ex of Failure:
Exiled Social Democrat observer in 1938 argued: “Under the lash of the dictatorship the level of economic High unemployment rate
activity has been greatly increased” Agarian reform
They went to war but failed to promote Nationalist Socialism in the world Peasants foung themselves paid more fairly and given
By the mid- 1960, there was labour shortage in Cuba
Unemployment Removed incentive for people to work hard
Shortage of consumer products and wages forzon at 1933 levels Production fell
Failed to boost the employment rate practically Greater liberalization
Statistics of employment removed large sections of the population from unemployment tables Decentralized planning and management
Purge of the civil service and married women were disincented to work Encouraged greater productivity
More opportunotoes for officials to corrupt
Overall Success: Growing dissatisfaction among the working class
Half success half failed
Overall Success:
Successful to claim economic independence from the US
Interest were gained back from the US corperations a
Majority Cuban business and banking sectors were su
Castro gain vast support from the population
Ex of Success: Ex of Success:
Enabling Act, 1933 Internal oppositions
Essentially gave the power to Hitler to become a dictator Carlos Franqui
Hindenburg signed the Bill which transerred his constitutional powers to the chancellor Allowed to exile with his family
, Aims and Results Authoritarian States
The 1976 Constitution
Ex of Failure: National Assemble was created
Cubans were no longer required to be atheists or agn
Religious revival
Explicitly recognized the influence of the political and
Establishes the importance of the PCC
Overall Success:
Success Ex of Failure:
Successfully transformed his position from leader of coalition government to ruler of a single party state Special Period
Younger generation
The economic crisis during the period was a sign for t
Demands for policial and economic reform were grow
Met opposition from conservative elements within th
Nature
Party members who pushed too loudly for reform we
Perestroika as an example
Castro was unwilling to allow much political reform in
Limited reform
The 1976 Constitution
Limited political changes
Cuba continued to be an authoritarian single- party s
Castro remained personally involved in all governmen
Castro became the head of state, replacing Dorticos
Castro held emergency powers that enabled him to s
Fressdom of association to protest against governme
Overall Success:
Successful
Castro gained internal support by resisting external p
His policy of allowing opposition to leave was success
Limited political reform lead to the limited developm
Ex of Success: Ex of Success:
Gleichschaltung Healthcare and education
Social Hitler intended to consolidate Nazi power over Germany through all aspects of German life Massive vaccination program since 1962
eliminate all anti Nazi elements By 1971, polio, malaria and diphtheria had been erad
Churches, military, labour movement, and civil service were brought under control to make Nazi power a People from rural area has improvement on health
reality Access to high quality education
99.8% literacy rate in 2014, grew from 78% in 1953
Youth education system Discrimination
Gleichshaltung was implemented in political and religious life Difference between African and European in Cuba
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