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Benevolent dictator



         


A benevolent dictator is an undemocratic or authoritarian leader who uses his powers for the good of his people, and not just his own self interest.

Napoleon Bonaparte of France, Anwar Sadat of Egypt and Fidel Castro of Cuba are examples of dictators who some consider to have led largely benevolent regimes.

Many dictators attempt to create an image for themselves as being benevolent dictators, usually by creating a Personality cult.





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