Dictatorship has been the main reason for slavery and dominance in society and culture. The approach of the powerful dictators to remain as scary, inhumane, and violent is encrypted in the historical pages. Powerful dictators brutality and abuse describe their nature of treating humans and society.

The majority of death and revolution were observed to be developing from their reigning period. Dictatorship rules led to genocide wars, and battles within countries, enforcing people to flee or die if not able to follow their rules.
Evil power, and supreme capability to drive the human race to suffer suppression and conversion made them infamous powerful dictators.

5 infamous and powerful dictators

Though they were powerful but chasing over others’ death their life ending was miserable. None of them had a death laid with pride. Each one had a death that is historically tyrannous, it may be due to the curses of several souls.

Mao Zedong, China

The Red China Revolution leader survived till the age of 82 years. For a long time, he had been bedridden for almost 5 years, suffering from ill health. With the series of three heart attacks left him with ill functions of the lungs and other parts of the body.
Being the President of the Republic of China his changes in the policies led to disaster. His ruling period was considered the time of dictatorship that the people had suffered. Over years of ruling of powerful dictatorship, Mao Zedong suffered from Parkinson’s disease.

Kim II Sung, North Korea

North Korea still reigns under the power of Kim II Sung, even after decades of his death. He was the tyrannous leader who was the first leader of North Korea. It is now ruled by his Grandson, making his reign more powerful than earlier.
He died due to a heart attack but suffered from a tumor developed in his neck. It was in 1994, at the age of 82, he declared death following a heart attack.

Saddam Hussain
A cruel, and powerful dictatorship was seen during the reign of Saddam Hussain. His illegal imprisonment, the killing of innocents, and tortures had turned beyond tolerance. He lost his dictatorship after the US army invaded Iraq. Hussain lost his rule after 20 years, after which he was found responsible for the murder of 148 in Dujail.
His cruelty and violence in was regime to kill people led to his death after his rule fell, he was hanged to death.

Muammar Gadhafi
Another infamous ruler was the Muammar Gadhafi of Libya, who ruled for 42 years. He was known as a skilled politician with the talent of a manipulator. His acts of violence, fearless speeches, and murders made him the dictator of Libya. One of the deadly actions was the Lockerbie Bombing.
Libyans suffered violence and poverty under his reign, but still, it is difficult to recover. His misdeeds led to a tyrannous death in history as he sustained shoot-out injuries but later his rebels had beaten him up to death.

Adolf Hitler
Tyrannous as a dictator, the tale of Adolf Hitler is popular as a violent murderer. His pride in victory and rule of the world was high, but as soon as he realized his powerful dictatorship is over in the battle of Berlin. He committed suicide, through a gunshot by the end of World War II.
The powerful dictators, the cruel rulers ended with the drastic downfall of their rule. Except North Korea, it still maintains its isolation from the rest of the world.

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Covid 19 is in pandemic history that has shaken and challenged advanced science and technology. Though medical science has developed it has no solutions to pandemics. Centuries before was the calamity of the Black Death to Spanish flu no miracle is seen in CovSars-2 in 2019. Diseases turning to pandemics or epidemic can not destroy humanity but also challenges the advancement of science that cannot excel over nature’s verdict.

As long as the universe exists the history of pandemics and war have led to deaths that are scary to humans. The mourning of the loss still exists in the chapters remembering about the sudden and massive life loss. Each section of the world pandemic history mentions the dangerous and painful parts that have pointed to humans and destroying humanity.

Pandemic history Black Death 1347

About 200 million people died due to the pandemic of the Black death in 1347. The sudden spread of the disease took a massive phase as a plaque that killed people. The spread of the disease was through the bacteria Yersinia Pestis which came from the fleas. The deadly disease lasted for four years and killed 200 million people which started spreading from Europe and mid-Asia.

Sailors travelling overseas were suffering from severe infectious illness and few immediately died. According to the historical records, it was the second major disaster that Europeans experienced after decades.

Controlling the historical pandemic was possible through isolation and quarantine. No medications were available leading it to kills millions of people. It was during this pandemic that no one could help each other. The human was bound to avoid another human, the destruction was so intense that the bubonic plague is known as Black Death.

The invention of quarantine was from this epidemic which had somewhere made a huge difference in reducing the death of a human. The most harmful disease that shattered mankind, no one was able to help each other accept maintaining a distance. Spreading of the plaque was possible to control after the introduction of quarantine.

New World Pandemic History Small Pox 1520

Advance medical science has made smallpox a curable disease but in 1520 it was a deadly disease. Once again humanity was challenged with the disease. The outbreak of smallpox was for two years started from the Hispaniola’s who were the indigenous habitants. The onset of the disease was severe people who survived had dark spots. About 3 people died out of 10 infected people, the widespread of the disease worsen among the African slaves.

About 2 million death took place due to smallpox. And, about 20 million were infected by the virus. Finally, it was eradicated after decades in 1980 as per the WHO’s declaration.

It was possible with the vaccination of smallpox than the disease has come to an end. But the intensity of the disease spreading was possible by isolation and keeping away from contacts. Smallpox was the first epidemic with the beginning of the new world in 1520. It started from the Spanish indigenous groups but slowly out broke worldwide in the 17th and 18th centuries. The severity of the disease ended the life of few European rulers, Japanese emperors and Chinese emperor.

Third Plaque, 1855

China was the epicentre for the outbreak of the third Plague in 1885. It was the reoccurrence of the bubonic plague that transmitted due to fleas. It started in Yunnan city during the reign of the Qing dynasty. It led to the death of more than 12 million people, India was severely affected by the pandemic. About 10 million people in India died due to the plague. The only way was isolation, quarantine and travel restrictions enabled to drop the graph of infections.

Though the epicentre was in China the disease had an impact in India killed millions of people. After this, the outbreak was multiple after 1772 more than three times. Eradicating bubonic plaque was difficult. Ultimately in 1929, the plague was once again a huge threat to life and human beings.

After the black death in Europe, this plague is considered the deadly disease that conquered India and China. It was a great pandemic that is recorded in World pandemic history. With the outspread of the disease, it is predicted that the plaque existed for centuries. And it took centuries to eradicate the plaques.

The intensity of widespread is under control, but it is still difficult after centuries to ensure that Bubonic plague is eradicated.

1918 Spanish flu

The worst part of death in the World pandemic history is from 1918 to 1920. It has put a line, an end to an era. While one side Germany was preparing for the world war, and on another side, the widespread Spanish flu was at its peak. It was the deadliest era of the modern age when it destroyed humanity. People struggled to survive all around the world from the dominance of Hitler, preparation of World War II and the spread of the Spanish flu.

Flu seems to be a normal part of life due to the present modern development of medicines and science. But, it was before WW-II that Spanish flu occurred as a pandemic. It was an influenza pandemic, that arrived from the genes of avian, the H1NI virus which affected worldwide. The death of 50 million people worldwide was miserable due to the pandemic flu. The deadliest disease that modern history was able to fight with quarantines, isolation and maintain cleanliness with good hygiene.

The flu epidemic had worsened the position of The US with the death of 675,000 people. The intensity of the epidemic was so worst that it affected all age groups. None were spared from the communicable disease of the Spanish Flu. Immediate prevention and protection from the epidemic were difficult with the fastest spreading of the disease. It is the reason that isolation and good hygiene was only way to reduce vicinity to the disease.

World war II 1919

While people were striving to survive from the epidemic of HINI, it was in 1919 the World war II was announced. It is the exhaustive war that brought an end to the global existence of human and their identity. Hitler, who is known as the cruellest and the top leaders invaded Poland. From this invasion, the war of superiority initiated when France and Britain together declared war against Germany. Here was the beginning of World War II. Germany was one of the strongest well-armed countries under Hitler.

WW II lasted for six years which brought no prosperity to the people. The World pandemic history mentions it as the worst time when there was dominancy over humanity killing people restlessly.

CovSar-2, 2019

One more deadliest chapter that will remain in modern history is the pandemic of CovSar-2. It was not for the first time that the viral attack has taken a life. In 2008, the spread of disease was in China. But this repetitive occurrence even after 10 to 11 years in 2019, has shattered the entire world. As history mentions earlier about the epicentres. It was the Bubonic plaque 1855 that had intensely affected India killing millions. Similarly, once again in 2019, the widespread from the epicentre in Yunnan brought a disaster to the world.

Comparing to the black death, from which the introduction of isolation and quarantine was in Covid 19. Despite experiences from the earlier deadly diseases Covid 19 has turned out to grow as a pandemic. About 2.86 million death have already taken place from 2019 due to the pandemic. Vaccines are available still, they cannot ensure prevent the reoccurrence of the disease.

How long will the wave of the coronavirus last? Will it eradicate? The end to the historical deadliest pandemic took four years without medication. There were fewer chances of recovery without treatments. But in CovSars 2 Modern science was able to give a back up to reduce the mortality rate. Medication, hospitalization and ventilation support were able to fight against the disease.

In world pandemic, history medication to the epidemics was possible after several years. Modern science and medicines, allopathy, Ayurveda and homoeopathy were striving hard to provide the best to save human life.

Despite the backups to human life, the intensity of the pandemic may last long similar to the Black Death which took lives till four years. Science still fails to provide a complete cure to the infected people few still dies. Covid -19 stands as the most destructive and powerful pandemic disease which still exists with changes in strains and symptoms. Even after immediate initiatives by the WHO, production of immunity boosters, vaccinations and prevention awareness. The disease covid 19 is spreading with peaks.

Medical science immediate responses have given great support to fight against the greatest world pandemic history. It will remain in the chapters with dedication as without immediate support, it would have been the deadliest pandemic. History would have remembered it as the second phase recreation of the Black Death, killing more than 100 million.

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Did you ever hear of a disease saving people from death? It is a real story when just the name of tuberculosis has saved from the Nazis in Italy Rome. It saved the Jews during the attacks of the Germans in 1943. At that time tuberculosis was known as K-syndrome a fake disease indeed. The K-syndrome disease had no existence at that time during the fall of the World War II and was introduced to the soldiers as a deadly infectious disease to save the Jews from the Nazis. The fake deadly disease, K syndrome which was invented by an Italian doctor, and the infected people were kept inside the hospital.

Hospital in the history of saving the Nazi Situated in Italy Rome

It may be unbelievable but the hospital Fatebenefratelli where this fake tuberculosis disease occurrence was spread as a weapon of savior is still located in a small Island of Tiber river. About it 450 years ago the hospital was established and is located here for more than four centuries. The hospital was established in 1585 now run by the Brothers Hospitaliers of St. John of God. One of the most renowned hospitals after the incident of the Holocaust for saving the Jews.

The holocaust was a period during the period between 1941 and 1945 a disastrous timing for the European Jews. Strong being the Germans had occupied killing several of Jews. About 6 million Jews were killed by the Nazis in Italy Rome. Severe deaths were carried out in masses by the shooting guns that were aimed to kill on the basis of removing the Jews. Holocaust aimed pologram a religious riot during the period of WWII who were forcibly working in the concentration camps and gas chambers. The killing of the Jews that started in Germany and slowly it had spread all over Europe.

Almost 20 people were saved by the Nazis in Italy Rome
The German troops of soldiers had destroyed several villages in the areas of the Soviet Union who were forcibly pulled to the policy of concentration camps. It was the place where the labors of slaves were taken to work in coal mines and other risky jobs.
It was the time when few Jews had escaped to the Fatebenefratelli hospital from the German soldiers. It was the time when the Jewish were refugees in the hospital and they were admitted with the K syndrome, in which K means they were not patients but the refugees. They were provided a separate ward demarcating it as a contagious ward filled with K syndrome patients. The soldiers ran away by knowing about the deadly, infectious disease that we now know as tuberculosis.
Tuberculosis was not discovered during that period but it was the imagination and intention of the doctors to save the Jews from the Nazis. They instructed the refuges to cough and act as ill patients confirmed to a contagious disease, and after knowing this the German soldiers ran away from the hospital. It remains in the true stories of Jews saved from the Nazis in Italy Rome.

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Hitler horrifying stories – World War 2 had a grim reality and the anecdotes of human sufferings still scare us out of our wits. Hitler was the main kingpin of World War 2 and the manifestation of his deplorable ideas has created ripples in the world over.

Hitler and his Nazis killed thousands of people hastily and remorselessly.

They also stopped at nothing to put the Jewish people through fated sufferings. Which looked rather heroic to people was actually a swamp that pulled civilizations down faster. No one can hence dare deny that it was the darkest period of history where thousands of prisoners died for Nazi experiments. But, there are some facts that are still secreted from human knowledge and you perhaps hence didn’t know that being a blond-haired, blue-eyed baby in Central Europe, which otherwise looked visually appealing, was a downright curse at the stint of Hitler’s tyranny. Sadly, the babies attracted the attention of Heinrich Himmler, the psychopath head of the German SS, who were snatched away from their mother’s arms as soon as they came in sight.

Himmler was obsessed with ‘Purity’ which stemmed when he reportedly conducted experiments in breeding ‘Pure white’  chickens at his poultry farm. It didn’t seem anything out of the box then but it seeded the cruellest plans of his.

Hitler horrifying stories –

There are people that Himmler considered ‘Impure’ and the list comprised of Jews, Gypsys, Homosexuals and Blacks) whose lives have been severed in the Hitler’s death camps, so as to breed a genetically-superior breed to swarm the world.

They hence devised a programme which was called ‘Lebensborn’ (Fount of Life) which was rather a veiled breeding plan to feed fat the future of thousand-year Reich. It happened in the year 1935.

Hitler got great lengths to justify his misdeeds and backed it with the ideology borrowed from Darwinian Science, that was:

““The stronger must dominate and not mate with the weaker, which would signify the sacrifice of its own higher nature. Only the born weakling can look upon this principle as cruel, and if he does so it is merely because he is of a feebler nature and narrower mind; for if such a law did not direct the process of evolution then the higher development of organic life would not be conceivable at all.”

The goriest of events happened in the special ‘breeding clinics’ where pure German SS officers were given to mate with suitable women in the strategic places where people were born with blonde hair and blue eyes. They further justified this saying that they weren’t committing adultery, but carrying out the orders from Hitler.

The women were even compensated with money to breed ‘Aryan’ children.

Some of them women readily accepted this proposal to survive in a war-torn, poor state of being, however the disturbing fact was that the children, as soon as they born were slated to become the property of the state. The mother could hold their children for only two weeks and after that they would not see them in their lives again. Nevertheless, the children were very beautiful, tall and with blue eyes, not to mention, blonde hair too.

The women were given to hobnob with the SS officers and the state entitled them to choose their respective mates too. When the babies were born, they were Christened in a ritual with a naked dagger held over their head whilst the mother pledged allegiance to the Nazi ideology.

Hitler horrifying stories – This was jaw-droppingly detestable!

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Things about World War II – It was Hitler who, with his Nazi army attacked on Poland without declaring a war, set the fundamental stone of World War II. The day was September 1, 1939. It rapidly emerged as a global war that lasted from 1939-1945.

Instantaneously, two opposite military alliances were formed, the allies and the axis. The war resulted in 50-85 million casualties as being incorporated with massacres, genocide of the holocaust, strategic bombing which gave rise to starvation, diseases.

Also, World war II has luminous presence in the leaf of history as being the first war ever where the first nuclear weapon was used. Here are the 10 Things about World War II you need to know:

Things about World War II –

1. The allies and the axis:

Poland was invaded by Nazi Germany and formed an axis alliance with Italy and Japan. Germany and Soviet Union partitioned and separated their neighbouring territories such as Poland, Finland, Romania, Baltic states.

2. What importance 7^th December, 1941 bears in World War II?

Japan attacked Pearl Harbour, on the island of O’ahu, Hawaii by its imperial navy without any prior declaration in the said day. It was masterminded by admiral Isoroku Yamamoto. This resulted in an continual war between the United States and Japanese empire.

3. The Role of Stalingrad of Soviet Union in World War II:

In the Southern Russia there is a city called Stalingrad which was invaded by Nazi Germany to assume power over the Soviet Union which was the bloodiest battles of human history. The counter-attack by Soviet Union resulted in destruction of the German troops and another axis forces around the city.

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4. What was the longest siege in World War II?

From September 8, 1941 the siege of Leningrad commenced which lasted for 900 days. German Nazi leader Hitler wanted to starve the population of Leningrad, Russia to death and finally submit. It was the longest running siege in human history so far.

5. The biggest maritime disaster of World War II:

Wilhelm Gustloff, the Russian submarine S-13 sunk in January 30, 1945. It was on its voyage to evacuate civilians and wounded German soldiers and sailors from Gotenhafen to Kiel in Germany. There is no official count how many people died out of it, but 964 people were rescued from the sea that later died.

6. The Holocaust:

Nazi Germany administered indiscriminate genocide of various ethnic, religious, national and secular groups where the Jews of Europe were the main targets. The gypsies, metally and physically disabled people, gay men, catholics, Jehova’s witnesses and political dissidents were murdered brutally. Around 12 million people were killed.

8. What is the significance of Normandy in World War II?

The operation of June 6, 1944 is known as the largest invasion force in Human history. It incorporated the land, air and sea forces and the operation was given the code name Overlord. In the beaches of Normady, France, this army delivered five naval assaults. Almost 133,000 troops from England, Canada and The US landed on D-Day.

9. The Kamikaze pilots in World War II:

It was the suicide mission of Japan’s airforce which was a last ditch effort by Japan after losing the war in Pacific. These Kamikaze pilots were ordered to crash their planes with tons of explosives into enemy warships. The experienced pilots trained the young guns to fly to their deaths as they have pledged their allegiance to the emperor of Japan.

9. First atom bomb dropped in Japan:

In August 6, 1945, the first atomic bomb, code named as little boy was dropped in the Japanese city Hiroshima. It carried TNT similar to 20,000 tons and made 70,000 residents die instantly in the engulfing heat and flash.

Why did Hitler commit suicide?

Hitler killed himself from gunshot on 30^th April, 1945 soon after Germany surrendered to the allied forces. Before shooting himself on the head, he swallowed a cyanide capsule. He was shattered to see his dreams of a 1,000 year Reich reduce to ashes and hence took this major step.

These are the Things about World War II – There is no given estimate of how many people killed in the war, but the superpowers United Nations, United States and Soviet Union rose as a result of this worldly marital conflict.

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Meanest Political leaders – There is nothing apolitical, we all are either advocates or preys of petty-politicking at some point in our lives. The world will continue to revolve in its axis and politics will be there to rule human existence.

There have been political leaders whose elitist standpoints and ruthless indiscrimination unnerved us and here are some of such examples to validate our statement – meanest Political leaders :

Meanest Political leaders –

1. Adolf Hitler:

He was the chancellor of Germany and leader of Nazi party born in Austria. He was the advocate of Nazi propaganda who denounced international capitalism and communism. Hitler ruthlessly eliminated Jews from Germany to establish a new order and autocratic ideology called National Socialism, which was completely based on dictatorship. During his stint, invasion of Soviet Union occurred and during his stint only the Nazis caused mass genocide of at least 5.5 million Jews. They killed 19.3 million civilians and took war prisoners. It was the deadliest conflict of human history.

2. Khorloogiin Choibalsan:

He was the leader of Mongolian People’s republic and marshal of the Mongolian Armed Forces who assumed complete political power and was called the Stalin of Mongolia. Under his stint, in the Soviet-ordered purges in the late 1930s caused death of an estimated  30,000 to 35,000 Mongolians, most of whom were Buddhist clergy, intelligentsia and political dissidents.

3. Francisco Franco:

He was a Spanish military dictator under whose stint the Nationalist victory of Spanish Civil War occurred. He was commonly known as Francoist Spain who was a conservative and a monarchist. Franco always had the back of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy with whom he won the war killing half a million people. He then went on to establish a military dictatorship and aimed at making a totalitarian state. He violently supressed opposition and dissent of any sort and transformed Spain into a Parliamentary democracy later in his political career.

4. Mao Zedong:

Commonly known as Chairman Mao, was a Chinese Communist revolutionary who founded People’s Republic of China. He always nurtured an anti-imperialist outlook and known as a military strategist, poet and visionary in the International forefront. In 1975, he introduced a campaign against landlords which was named The Great Leap Forward which quickly transformed China from an Agarian economy to an Industrial one. He promoted status of women, improved education and health care, which added to the life expectancy and China’s population grew from 550 million to 900 million. But his autocratic totalitarian regime was condemned by many.

6. Pol Pot:

He was a Cambodian Political revolutionary and the leader of Khmer Rouge. He operated the infamous Cambodian Genocide while leading the Communist Party of Kampuchea. He later became the Prime Minister of Democratic Kampuchea.

6. Augusto Pinochet:

He was a Chilean General and politician who maintained his position of Commander-in-chief, Chilean army. He was also a President of Government of Junta of Chile. He uprooted the Socialist Unidad Popular Government of President Salvador Allende thereby ending the civilian rule. He indiscriminately persecuted leftists and political critics executing 1200-3200 people and tortured tens and thousands among the living. There was also force disappearances recorded of about 3,095 people. He, for a long time served as the Supreme Head of military junta.

These are meanest political leaders – They were mean and hence their names still cause discomfort.

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