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Compare and contrast the methods used to maintain power in two…

- - - - the book "The Hitler no-one knows sold 420000 copies between 1932 and 1940
      - Hitler's birthday celebrated with mass rallies and parades
  - - - Dachau = opened March 1933
      - Never fewer than 10000 prisoners in the camps
    - - Rooted out and dealt with political offenders and opponents of the Regime
      - Rounded up and killed thousands of Jews, gypsies and slavs in Poland and Russia from 1939 onwards
  - - - Under the new system, highest duty of to Fuher citizen was obedience and to show disrespect was a crime
      - Judges had to swear an oath of allegiance to Hitler
    - - Most workers enjoyt he highest standard of living under the Nazis between 1933-39
      - unemployment fell from nearly 6 million to only a few hundred thousand in 7 years
      - DAF took over the responsibilities of the workers Leisure and Recreation
        
        Non-Nazi recreational clubs shut down
- - - - Similarly in 1992, another source of opposition led by Carlos Ardana emerged, calling for political pluralism.
        
        In response, Castro created Rapid Response Brigades of volunteers to harass the group, and in September 1922, Aldana was sacked from his party and other reformists in the party were purged.
      - They were tried by military tribunals, four of whom were condemned to death and executed on 13 July.
- - - - With many people believing that the social order of the country had to be changed following countless years of repressive governments, only small groups opposed the revolution and took up arms in some parts of the country.
      - Because at this stage, Castro still allowed those against the revolution to leave the country, this local opposition was also controlled by the government and did not lead to major crises, but only the leaving of 250,000 people, including batistianos, middle-class citizens who feared the radicalisation of the revolution, and members of religious congregations.