Shitty leaders

>>2704745
>Hitler made the country great until the war
Yeah, if you don't count the thousands of people who the Nazis persecuted and killed before the war, and the invasion of Czechoslovakia, etc...

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Here, I got a more flattering image.

Also Hitler's economy was fueled by debt and military spending, he had some economic advisors who knew what they were doing but that's about it.

>>2705003
Or the fact that literally the whole economy was based around debt they couldn't possibly pay back without going to war and a military industry.

>>2704745

pot was a born leader, its just that he was also a homicidal sociopath

these things often go together

Lopez from Paraguay. Inherited power, Started war against Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay all together, had 90% of male population exterminated, lost 2/3 of the country territory and still worshiped because he is "strong leader"

BROTHER NUMBER ONE

GLORY

>>2705060
also, I need some reccomended reading on him.

>>2705041
But wasn't the debt caused by greedy jewish usurers?

>>2706386
What's bad about usury? Don't like the terms, don't take out the loan.

>>2706302

>and still worshiped because he is "strong leader"

retards, lol

>>2704745
Papa Doc was voted into power but he was also the only name on the ballot....

Chavez, corrupt little Castro dick sucker

>>2706367
Not about Pol Pot, but in High School I had to read a book called First They Killed My Father. It was a good read about a girl who lived through the genocie and lost most of her family members.

>>2704745
>Hitler and such can count i guess, but he made the country great until the war
Yeah because he was doing nothing but spending money Germany didn't have. The country was horribly deep in the red when the war broke out and even if Hitler was smart enough to avoid one (which is something he wanted to do from the outset) the country would have financially imploded on an order of magnitude greater than the preceding depression.

>>2704745
Juan Peron is about as perfect an example as you're likely to find. The reason Argentina went from France-tier GDP per capita with massive potential for growth to Poland-tier and stagnating is largely due to his populist and protectionist policies.

>>2706302
the 10% who didn't die were probably greatful