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Thugs : how history's most notorious despots transformed the world through terror, tyranny, and mass murder, Micah D. Halpern
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- Language
- eng
- Extent
- xvi, 350 p.
- Contents
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- PART ONE: THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST: Hammurabi: the first law maker
- Rameses II: God of Egypt
- David: the shepherd king
- Cyrus: the enlightened dictator
- Darius: the benevolent dictator
- Cleopatra: Hollywood's not so beautiful beauty queen
- Herod: the man with an Edifice Complex
- Pontius Pilate: he washed his hands of the whole affair
- PART TWO: THE MODERN MIDDLE EAST: Abdullah I: from desert wanderer to king
- Farouk: the King of Porn
- Gamal Abdel Nasser: Twentieth-Century Arab visionary
- Idi Amin: Africa's native son
- Anwar Sadat: dictator who made peace
- Siad Barre: "Only the gun can make him go?"
- Ben Ali: benign Muslim dictator
- Al-Bashir: the Demon of Darfur
- Mohammad Reza Pahlavi: brutal oppressor, political ally
- Seyyed Ruhollah Khomeini: the extreme extremist
- Hafez Assad: stable, predictable, brutal
- Ali Khamenei, Supreme Leader, Jr.
- Fahd ibn Abdul Aziz al-Sa'oud: gambler, playboy, monarch
- Muammar Ghadaffi: eccentric tyrant
- Bashar Assad: myopic eye doctor
- Saddam Hussein: dean of the demons
- PART THREE: WESTERN EUROPE: Alexander the Great: the Classical dictator
- Julius Caesar: loved by the masses, hated by friends
- Henry VIII: a very fat ruler
- Louis XIV: a monarch's monarch
- Maximilien Robespierre: off with their heads in the name of Liberte
- Leopold II: king of exploitation
- Ioannis Metaxas: the man who evicted Mussolini
- Adolf Hitler: the short, great dictator
- Benito Mussolini: he who kept the trains on time
- Francisco Franco: Fascist obsessed
- Henri Philippe Petain: very, very Vichy
- PART FOUR: EASTERN EUROPE: Ivan IV: terribly awesome --Alexander III: his father's son, his son's father
- Nicholas II: the naive and inept czar
- Vladimar Lenin: the ideologue with a goater
- Josef Stalin: short, paranoid, and insecure
- Josip Broz Tito: from partisan to dictator
- Zog: son of the palace cook
- Nicolae Ceausescu: strong-arm father of Romania
- Slobodan Milosevic: the ethnic cleanser
- Alexander Lukashenko: dangerous and very paranoid
- PART FIVE: ASIA: Genghis Khan: conqueror not barbarian
- Chiang Kai Shek: transpanted tyrant
- Mao Tse-Tung: his red book rocked the world
- Pol Pot: despot of the killing fields
- Ferdinand Marcos: dutiful husband, deluded dictator
- Imelda Marcos: the devil who wore Prada, Jourdan & Magli
- Than Shwe: Myanmar? Where is Myanmar?
- Islom Karimov: One-half Uzbek and one-half Tajik
- Saparmut Niyazov: comic book demon
- Kim Jong-Il: maniac with platform shoes and high hair
- Conclusion
- Appendix: Definitions of terminology,
- Isbn
- 9781595550736
- Label
- Thugs : how history's most notorious despots transformed the world through terror, tyranny, and mass murder
- Title
- Thugs
- Title remainder
- how history's most notorious despots transformed the world through terror, tyranny, and mass murder
- Statement of responsibility
- Micah D. Halpern
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- DLC
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Halpern, Micah D
- Dewey number
- 321.9092/2
- Index
- index present
- LC call number
- D32
- LC item number
- .H36 2007
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
- bibliography
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
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- World politics
- Despotism
- Totalitarianism
- Mass murder
- Label
- Thugs : how history's most notorious despots transformed the world through terror, tyranny, and mass murder, Micah D. Halpern
- Bar code
- 31223081395890
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 332-342) and index
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- PART ONE: THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST: Hammurabi: the first law maker -- Rameses II: God of Egypt -- David: the shepherd king -- Cyrus: the enlightened dictator -- Darius: the benevolent dictator -- Cleopatra: Hollywood's not so beautiful beauty queen -- Herod: the man with an Edifice Complex -- Pontius Pilate: he washed his hands of the whole affair -- PART TWO: THE MODERN MIDDLE EAST: Abdullah I: from desert wanderer to king -- Farouk: the King of Porn -- Gamal Abdel Nasser: Twentieth-Century Arab visionary -- Idi Amin: Africa's native son -- Anwar Sadat: dictator who made peace -- Siad Barre: "Only the gun can make him go?" -- Ben Ali: benign Muslim dictator -- Al-Bashir: the Demon of Darfur -- Mohammad Reza Pahlavi: brutal oppressor, political ally -- Seyyed Ruhollah Khomeini: the extreme extremist -- Hafez Assad: stable, predictable, brutal -- Ali Khamenei, Supreme Leader, Jr. -- Fahd ibn Abdul Aziz al-Sa'oud: gambler, playboy, monarch -- Muammar Ghadaffi: eccentric tyrant -- Bashar Assad: myopic eye doctor -- Saddam Hussein: dean of the demons -- PART THREE: WESTERN EUROPE: Alexander the Great: the Classical dictator -- Julius Caesar: loved by the masses, hated by friends -- Henry VIII: a very fat ruler -- Louis XIV: a monarch's monarch -- Maximilien Robespierre: off with their heads in the name of Liberte -- Leopold II: king of exploitation -- Ioannis Metaxas: the man who evicted Mussolini -- Adolf Hitler: the short, great dictator -- Benito Mussolini: he who kept the trains on time -- Francisco Franco: Fascist obsessed -- Henri Philippe Petain: very, very Vichy -- PART FOUR: EASTERN EUROPE: Ivan IV: terribly awesome --Alexander III: his father's son, his son's father -- Nicholas II: the naive and inept czar -- Vladimar Lenin: the ideologue with a goater -- Josef Stalin: short, paranoid, and insecure -- Josip Broz Tito: from partisan to dictator -- Zog: son of the palace cook -- Nicolae Ceausescu: strong-arm father of Romania -- Slobodan Milosevic: the ethnic cleanser -- Alexander Lukashenko: dangerous and very paranoid -- PART FIVE: ASIA: Genghis Khan: conqueror not barbarian -- Chiang Kai Shek: transpanted tyrant -- Mao Tse-Tung: his red book rocked the world -- Pol Pot: despot of the killing fields -- Ferdinand Marcos: dutiful husband, deluded dictator -- Imelda Marcos: the devil who wore Prada, Jourdan & Magli -- Than Shwe: Myanmar? Where is Myanmar? -- Islom Karimov: One-half Uzbek and one-half Tajik -- Saparmut Niyazov: comic book demon -- Kim Jong-Il: maniac with platform shoes and high hair -- Conclusion -- Appendix: Definitions of terminology,
- Dimensions
- 21 cm
- Extent
- xvi, 350 p.
- Isbn
- 9781595550736
- Lccn
- 2007013037
- Media category
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- System control number
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- (OCoLC)122261890
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- Thugs : how history's most notorious despots transformed the world through terror, tyranny, and mass murder, Micah D. Halpern
- Bar code
- 31223081395890
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 332-342) and index
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- PART ONE: THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST: Hammurabi: the first law maker -- Rameses II: God of Egypt -- David: the shepherd king -- Cyrus: the enlightened dictator -- Darius: the benevolent dictator -- Cleopatra: Hollywood's not so beautiful beauty queen -- Herod: the man with an Edifice Complex -- Pontius Pilate: he washed his hands of the whole affair -- PART TWO: THE MODERN MIDDLE EAST: Abdullah I: from desert wanderer to king -- Farouk: the King of Porn -- Gamal Abdel Nasser: Twentieth-Century Arab visionary -- Idi Amin: Africa's native son -- Anwar Sadat: dictator who made peace -- Siad Barre: "Only the gun can make him go?" -- Ben Ali: benign Muslim dictator -- Al-Bashir: the Demon of Darfur -- Mohammad Reza Pahlavi: brutal oppressor, political ally -- Seyyed Ruhollah Khomeini: the extreme extremist -- Hafez Assad: stable, predictable, brutal -- Ali Khamenei, Supreme Leader, Jr. -- Fahd ibn Abdul Aziz al-Sa'oud: gambler, playboy, monarch -- Muammar Ghadaffi: eccentric tyrant -- Bashar Assad: myopic eye doctor -- Saddam Hussein: dean of the demons -- PART THREE: WESTERN EUROPE: Alexander the Great: the Classical dictator -- Julius Caesar: loved by the masses, hated by friends -- Henry VIII: a very fat ruler -- Louis XIV: a monarch's monarch -- Maximilien Robespierre: off with their heads in the name of Liberte -- Leopold II: king of exploitation -- Ioannis Metaxas: the man who evicted Mussolini -- Adolf Hitler: the short, great dictator -- Benito Mussolini: he who kept the trains on time -- Francisco Franco: Fascist obsessed -- Henri Philippe Petain: very, very Vichy -- PART FOUR: EASTERN EUROPE: Ivan IV: terribly awesome --Alexander III: his father's son, his son's father -- Nicholas II: the naive and inept czar -- Vladimar Lenin: the ideologue with a goater -- Josef Stalin: short, paranoid, and insecure -- Josip Broz Tito: from partisan to dictator -- Zog: son of the palace cook -- Nicolae Ceausescu: strong-arm father of Romania -- Slobodan Milosevic: the ethnic cleanser -- Alexander Lukashenko: dangerous and very paranoid -- PART FIVE: ASIA: Genghis Khan: conqueror not barbarian -- Chiang Kai Shek: transpanted tyrant -- Mao Tse-Tung: his red book rocked the world -- Pol Pot: despot of the killing fields -- Ferdinand Marcos: dutiful husband, deluded dictator -- Imelda Marcos: the devil who wore Prada, Jourdan & Magli -- Than Shwe: Myanmar? Where is Myanmar? -- Islom Karimov: One-half Uzbek and one-half Tajik -- Saparmut Niyazov: comic book demon -- Kim Jong-Il: maniac with platform shoes and high hair -- Conclusion -- Appendix: Definitions of terminology,
- Dimensions
- 21 cm
- Extent
- xvi, 350 p.
- Isbn
- 9781595550736
- Lccn
- 2007013037
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
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- n
- System control number
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- 122261890
- (OCoLC)122261890
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