While Hitler's Fascism established the superiority of the German race and the need to expand as wanted by God, the Communist Manifesto on which Stalin's regime was based called on the proletariat to unite and rebel against their selfish employers. Despite theses obvious differences in ideology, both Stalin and Hitler ruled over their respective countries with complete authority and managed to create single-party states, which placed them as undisputed dictators. Both leaders employed the use of terror and the threat of terror to maintain their power and control the people of their countries. The implementation of economic policy in Germany and the Soviet Union also had many similarities, although they were not identical. Both Hitler and Stalin came to power in times of great economic crisis. They introduced state-controlled economies, where the government had a lot of influence over production and the running of the economy. The most...