大独裁者 / Life
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大独裁者 / Life
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The World’s Worst Dictators
大独裁者
Man of Steel: Joseph Stalin
Soviet Leader Joseph Stalin – who once infamously quipped, “One death is a
tragedy; one million is a statistic.” -- forced a collectivist economy down
the Soviet people’s throats, resulting in widespread famine. Hiis epic
paranoia , meanwhile, led to the Great Purge, populating a vast collection of
gulags with those “lucky” enough not to be executed. Millions of people –
entire cultures – were uprooted and moved thousands of miles to fit into the
architecture of his idealized nation-state. Estimates of the number of deaths
he caused range as high as 20 million.
Photo: Keystone/Getty Images
Jan 01, 1930
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Brother No. 1: Pol Pot
When the Khmer Rouge took over Cambodia in 1975, failed technical student
Sarloth Sar became the de facto leader of the country, calling himself Brother
No. 1 and assuming the name Pol Pot (from “politique potentielle”). Convinced
that for the country to get a fresh start, all of its culture and history had
to be eradicated, he embarked on the Year Zero campaign, a reign of terror
targeting intellectuals, Buddhist monks, the disabled, and anyone who’d ever
had contact with the West. Even simply wearing glasses was enough to qualify.
It’s believed over 1.5 million Cambodians died under Khmer Rouge rule before
it ended in 1979 – more than one in every four people in under three years.
Photo: PRASIT SANGRUNGRUENG/AFP/Getty Images
Jan 04, 1998
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Father of Fascism: Benito Mussolini
“Il Duce,” Benito Mussolini, a key architect of the political movement of
Fascism, was obsessed with the idea of reviving the greatness of the Roman
Empire. He created a secret police and headed up an army of thuggish
“Blackshirts” who used violence to quell political dissent. His ultimate goal
was conquest of other lands, either through puppet governments or invasion. By
the end of World War II, he was captured by communist partisans, executed, and
hanged upside-down on a meat-hook.
Photo: Time Life Pictures./Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
Jan 01, 1940
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President Bottlecaps: Rafael Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo was elected president of the Dominican Republic in 1930 but,
once in power, he did away with elections and served as generalissimio while
various proxies acted as president under him. Known behind his back as
“Bottlecaps” because of his penchant for awarding himself medals, he required
all churches to post signs reading, “Trujillo on Earth, God in Heaven,”
enacted an openly racist policy against black Haitians, and attempted to
assassinate the Venezuelan president. In 1937, he ordered the massacre of
20,000 to 30,000 Haitians living on the border with Haiti.
Photo: Archive Photos/Getty Images
Jan 01, 1955
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Accused of Genocide: Omar al-Beshir
Sudanese President Omar al-Beshir, who is still in power and up for re-
election in 2010, is accused by the prosecutor of the International Criminal
Court of genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. According to the
charges, he masterminded a campaign of murder, torture, rape, and pillage in
the Sudan region of Darfur in an effort to wipe out non-Arab tribes. Some
estimate the conflict has claimed more than 400,000 lives and forced thousands
into slavery.
Photo: AFP/AFP/Getty Images
may 20, 2009
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Malevolent Magician: Augusto Pinochet
More than 2,200 people were “disappeared” under the reign of Chilean dictator
Augusto Pinochet, with more than 30,000 tortured to prevent, as he believed
it, the country from sliding into communism. In the meantime, he was secretly
funneling Chile’s riches into the bank accounts of his family, his cronies,
and himself.
Photo: Keystone/Getty Images
Jan 01, 1977
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Reddest Sun: Mao Zedong
Mao Zedong went from communist guerrilla to leader of the world’s most
populous nation in 1949, and embarked on a series of programs to bring China
in line with his Marxist ideals. Unfortunately, they also caused mass
starvation, a culture of informants, and severe political repression in which
it was a common tactic to drive opponents to suicide. In all, it’s believed
Mao was responsible for tens of millions of deaths.
Photo: Hulton Archive/Getty Images
Jan 01, 1960
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China’s Lady Macbeth: Jiang Qing
Madame Mao, as she came to be known in the West, was Mao Zedong’s powerful
third wife, a committed communist and political intriguer who formed the Gang
of Four and controlled China’s power centers as her husband’s health
deteriorated. She and her colleagues are blamed for the excesses of the
Cultural Revolution, a 10-year power struggle in which so-called bourgeoisie
elements were culled, and education and non-Maoist culture came to a
standstill. Countless priceless cultural artifacts were destroyed, millions
forced to relocate, and, according to some, about 3 million killed.
Photo: -/AFP/Getty Images
Jan 27, 1981
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Conqueror of the British Empire: Idi Amin
Ugandan dictator Idi Amin eats a piece of roast chicken while watching a
parade in 1978. The 6-foot four-inch former boxer was welcomed warmly at first
when he seized power in Kampala, but the joy quickly turned to horror. Using
his power to persecute ethnic minorities, seize the property of Asians and
Europeans, and murder as many as half a million people, Amin is still best
remembered for his eccentricities. He renamed Africa’s Lake Edward after
himself, declared himself conquerer of the British empire and king of Scotland
when the U.K. broke off diplomatic ties, and fantasized about invading Israel.
Photo: Keystone/Getty Images
Jan 31, 1978
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Commander-in-Thief: Mobutu Sese Seko
Mobutu Sese Seko claimed he was fighting colonialism and communism when he
centralized power after taking control in a bloodless coup in 1965. But
instead, he turned the government of Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of
Congo) into a money-making machine profiting primarily himself. When he
couldn’t buy out an opponent, he had him tortured or killed – including four
of his own cabinet members, whom he had executed before a crowd of 50,000.
While his people starved, he stashed his personal fortunes in Swiss banks or
lavished money on palaces, luxury cars, and personal Concorde flights to Paris
shopping excursions.
Photo: ERIC FEFERBERG/AFP/Getty Images
May 14, 1997
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Archetype of Evil: Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler poses in 1932, shortly before he becoming German Chancellor. Used
as the modern world’s measure for evil, the Austrian-born failed artist took
over Germany using its own laws, kept an iron grip on it with a repressive
police state and an ideology based on fear and hatred, and proceeded to engulf
the world in war for six years, a conflict that claimed an estimated 70
million lives, military and civilian. Under his reign, he purged the lands
under his control of Jews and other “undesirables” in what came to be known as
the Holocaust, claiming some 17 million lives.
Photo: Central Press/Getty Images
Jan 01, 1932
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The Man on the Peacock Throne: Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Before the Ayatollah, there was the Shah. Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, to be exact,
the second – and last – shah of Iran. Taking power after his father was
ousted by a joint British-Soviet military operation in 1941, Pahlavi was
intent on modernizing Iran, but alienated religious Shi’ites while doing so.
While he luxuriated in wasteful opulence (in 1971, he celebrated the 2,500th
anniversary of monarchy in Iran with a $100 million party in a 160-acre city
of lavish pavilions), the Shah’s secret police, or SAVAK, agents assassinated
opponents and tortured suspected threats to his rule with methods such as
cattle prods, rape, snakes, acid, burnings, mock executions, and the
extraction of teeth and nails.
Photo: Dmitri Kessel./Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
Jan 01, 1951
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Leader of Turkmens: Saparmurat Niyazov
After the Soviet Union fell, easily the most bizarre of the republics that
took its place was Turkmenistan, thanks to the personality cult of its
eccentric president, Sapamurat Niyazov. When the ubiquitous pictures of Lenin,
Stalin, and Marx went down, Niyazov saw to it that his image replaced them. He
renamed September after a book he wrote, January after himself, and April
after his mother. Golden statues of him were erected everywhere – including
one that rotates to always face the sun – and Niyazov took it upon himself to
enact outlandish laws, such as one forbidding lip-synching. Critics of his
regime were allegedly kidnapped and tortured to death.
Photo: OLIVIER MATTHYS/AFP/Getty Images
Nov 01, 2001
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Genius of the Carpathians: Nicolae Ceausescu
For decades, Nicolae Ceaucescu was a darling of the West, mainly because he
was the leader of a Soviet Bloc country who openly bucked Moscow. But while
internationally lauded for his independence, he ran an oppressive regime
inside Romania that may never have been exceeded in the lengths it went to
eliminate free will from its people. His secret police, the Securitate, tapped
homes, required the registration of all typewriters, collected handwriting
samples from most of the population, and employed half a million informants.
In an effort to increase the population, Ceaucescu banned abortion, made
divorce all but impossible, taxed the childless by as much as 20 percent, and
made regular pregnancy tests mandatory – leading to a child-abandonment
crisis that still resonates today.
Photo: Keystone/Getty Images
Jan 01, 1980
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King of Kings: Muammar al-Qaddafi
Capt. Muammar al-Qaddafi overthrew Libya’s monarchy in a bloodless coup in
1969, and promptly promoted himself to colonel, claiming that, as the leader
of a people’s revolution, he didn’t need to be a general. Though he holds no
formal title, and claims that Libya is run through a direct democracy, no one
doubts that he and his comrades wield absolute power – and use violence to
defend it. A believer in one Arab state, and pan-African political union (he
styles himself “king of kings of Africa” and “leader of the Arab leaders”), he
has funded terrorist groups around the world, including the groups that
carried out the massacre of Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics and the
1986 Berlin discotheque bombing. In 2003, Libya finally accepted
responsibility for the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie Scotland 20
years earlier.
Photo: Getty Images
Apr 29, 2003
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Myanmar’s Silent Ruler: Than Shwe
The chief of Myanmar’s military junta is Senior General Than Shwe, a close-
lipped soldier who is rarely seen or heard from in public. An open critic of
democracy, he rigs elections, and uses his prisons to muzzle the Burmese free
press and eliminate opponents of his regime – including Nobel Peace Prize
winner Aung San Suu Kyi.
Photo: KHIN MAUNG WIN/AFP/Getty Images
Mar 27, 2007
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Leader of the Last Crusade: Francisco Franco
Francisco Franco reveals his imperial ambitions as he sits on a throne in full
military regalia in 1935. When the Allies declared victory over fascism at the
end of World War II, they neglected to mention that there was still one
fascist leader left – one who would rule Spain with an iron fist until 1975.
Gen. Franco emerged the victor of the Spanish Civil War with help from Hitler
and Mussolini, but wisely stayed out of the fray when his erstwhile sponsors
took on the Soviets, the Americans, and the Brits. To maintain his grip on
power, the self-styled “leader of the last crusade” used all the tools of the
dictator’s trade: violence, torture, concentration camps, censorship, blind
jingoism, the repression of minority groups and women, forced labor, and
political executions.
Photo: Hulton Archive/Getty Images
Jan 01, 1935
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Power Through Hatred: Slobodan Milosevic
Clawing his way to the top of a disintegrating communist Yugoslavia with the
use of Serbian-nationalist rhetoric, Slobodan Milosevic made good on his
promises once in power as Serbian president (and later as president of the
Yugoslav federation), restricting the media and passing laws like one that
made ridiculing Serbia punishable with three years in prison. As Serbian
nationalism grew more fervent in the late 1980s, Milosevic took advantage of
the tensions to gather more power for himself by enflaming ethnic and
religious hatreds. Eventually, according to his critics, he prodded Yugoslav
Serbs to strike out and form a Greater Serbia – through four wars in the
1990s that killed a quarter of a million and left 2 million homeless.
Photo: Michel Porro/Getty Images
Aug 30, 2001
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Eternal President: Kim Il-Sung
Women sweep the floor in front of bronze statue dedicated to North Korea’s Kim
Il-Sung in 2000. Now revered essentially as a god in human guise in North
Korea, the man born Kim Hyong-Jik and more famously as Kim Il-Sung (the name
means “become the sun”) was a devout Stalinist even after the Soviet Union
itself tried to evolve away from the unforgiving tenets of the Man of Steel.
Like his idol, Kim cultivated a ubiquitous cult of personality, but whereas
Stalin’s reputation fell dramatically after his death, Kim was promoted to de
facto demigod status even before his passing.
Photo: FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP/Getty Images
Oct 23, 2000
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Dear Leader: Kim Jong Il
The son of the “Eternal President” of North Korea has been accused of
everything from killing his own brother as a child to kidnapping a South
Korean director and his wife in a bizarre scheme to jumpstart the North Korean
film industry. Like his father, he is the center of a grotesque personality
cult in which he is worshipped nearly as a god on earth, with official
accounts making ludicrous claims about his abilities (such as shooting three
or four holes-in-one whenever he plays golf). He has reigned over some of the
worst famines in recent memory, relying on foreign aid to feed his own people
even as he pumps a huge portion of the country’s treasure into maintaining the
world’s fifth-largest army as a bulwark against some of the very nations that
are helping keep his people alive. (Kim himself, of course, lives a lavish
lifestyle, and supposedly allots his time between 17 palaces.)
Photo: STR/AFP/Getty Images
jun 10, 2008
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‘Hitler Tenfold’: Robert Mugabe
“This Hitler has only one objective: justice for his people, sovereignty for
his people, recognition of the independence of his people and their rights
over their resources,” Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe once said. “If that
is Hitler, then let me be a Hitler tenfold.” Regardless of his spotty grasp of
history, the onetime guerrilla fighter against white rule in Africa himself
assumed the role oppressor once in power. He has directed his government to
get involved in neighboring conflicts, and targeted whites, homosexuals, and
political opponents (his men allegedly hacked off the hands and feet of a
political rival’s wife, then set her on fire). His once-successful country now
claims the lowest life expectancy in the world – 37 years for men, and 34 for
women – and the world’s highest inflation rate – 11,250,000 percent by June
Photo: ALEXANDER JOE/AFP/Getty Images
fev 11, 2009
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Crony Capitalist: Ferdinand Marcos
An 80-foot monument of Ferdinand Marcos in Pugo, Philippines, is vandalized by
tribesmen in 1986. Marcos actually started off well. In his first term as
president, he made vast improvements to the infrastructure of the Philippines,
boosted the economy, and fought corruption. But after his re-election, Marcos
shifted into dictator gear, requiring all schools and businesses to display
his portrait or be shut down, declaring martial law, closing the congress, and
arresting, torturing, and executing opposition leaders. He also dissolved
civil liberties, instituted a curfew, and shuttered the free press. Meanwhile,
he transferred billions to himself and his notoriously profligate wife,
Imelda, through foreign bank accounts and phony corporations.
Photo: LIWANAG/AFP/Getty Images
Mar 11, 1986
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Real-Life Baron Samedi: Francois “Papa Doc” Duvalier
Doctor-turned-dictator Francois “Papa Doc” Duvalier wielded control over the
people through roving bands of terrorizing thugs called the Tonton Macoutes,
who were more feared the national army. The voodoo religion played a major
role in his reign. Modeling himself explicitly on the voodoo loa, or god, of
the dead, he made bizarre decisions based on superstitious beliefs (he had all
black dogs put to death, and claimed he killed JFK with a curse), and required
all TV news stories to be about him. His brutal and eccentric methods drove
the educated classes out of Haiti, and some of those who stayed numbered among
the estimated 30,000 he had killed.
Photo: Michael Rougier./Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
мая 01, 1963
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‘Firm as a Monkey Tail’: Jean-Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier
Jean-Claude “Baby Doc” Duvalier was a teenager when he became ruler of Haiti
after the death of his despotic father, but wasn’t happy with the role,
preferring to live a lavish lifestyle as a playboy. Pressured by the U.S., he
made cosmetic changes to make the government seem less repressive, but he
showed no real desire to improve the lot of his people despite his absolute
power. Instead, he treated the national treasury as a personal piggybank, and
let the country be run by a gang of his father’s old cronies. After nearly a
decade in office, he married Michele Bennett Pasquet in a $3 million wedding
that angered the populace, and the couple embarked on a life of unsavory self-
aggrandizement, eking profits out of drugs and the sale of Haitian cadavers to
medical schools overseas while his people grew desperately poor. He now
reportedly lives in exile in Paris.
Photo: Bachrach/Getty Images
Jan 01, 1984
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Imprisoned Warlord: Charles Taylor
Liberian warlord Charles Taylor didn’t even pretend to not to rule by the gun,
even using for his election slogan the ominous phrase, “He killed my pa. He
killed my ma. But I will vote for him.” Even in power, he never stopped
thinking like a guerrilla, and fomented civil wars throughout Africa with
money he raised by running guns and trading in diamonds. Meanwhile, he fought
continuous internal campaigns against insurgent groups who never accepted his
rule. In 2003, a UN tribunal issued a warrant for Taylor’s arrest, alleging
that he backed Revolutionary United Front rebels in Sierra Leone, a group
that’s accused of, among other atrocities, abducting children to become
soldiers or prostitutes.
Photo: Chris Hondros/Getty Images
júl. 16, 2003
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Scourge of the Middle East: Saddam Hussein
Though he inarguably brought stability to Iraq, Saddam Hussein was ruthless,
executing anyone who threatened him from the very moment he came to power. He
persecuted the Kurdish minority (even using chemical warfare), started wars
against Iran and Kuwait. In case his cult of personality didn’t win his people
over to him (he had his image festooned on nearly every availably space in
Iraq), his feared secret police were fond of using torture and assassinations
to keep Iraqis obedient.
Photo: Chris Hondros/Getty Images
Feb 14, 2006
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Jewel-Encrusted Despot: Jean Bedel Bokassa
Jean Bedel Bokassa , or Emperor Bokassa I of the Central African Republic, was
a onetime lowly corporal who pinned several medals on himself, put a crown on
his head, and eventually decided he was Africa’s Napoleon Bonaparte,
celebrating his self-proclaimed imperial status with a $20 million coronation.
He banned all other political parties besides his own, fined or imprisoned the
unemployed, and instituted a morality brigade to police bars and dance halls,
all while lavishing public money on himself and relatively frivolities like
two state-subsidized orchestras. His suddenly ascension to royalty didn’t
soften his brutal touch, though – he allegedly tortured political opponents
personally, and was even rumored to eat human flesh.
Photo: Keystone/Getty Images
Dec 04, 1977
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Commander of the Faithful: Mullah Omar
Perhaps the most mysterious leader today (it’s not even entirely clear what he
looks like), Mullah Mohammed Omar is the chief of the Taliban, the extremist
Islamic group that was the de facto government of Afghanistan from 1996 to
- According to stories, he began his path to power when he led a group of
30 men to rescue two girls who had been kidnapped and raped by local warlords,
and his actions quickly snowballed into a mass armed movement that led him to
be “Commander of the Faithful” and ruler of Afghanistan. As head of
government, he instituted the Taliban’s incredibly harsh interpretations of
Muslim law on everyone. The list of bans was long and verged on the ludicrous
– among the forbidden were pictures, music, dancing, clapping at sporting
events, kites, the cutting of beards, chess, stuffed animals, Christmas cards,
and sewing catalogs. There were devastating punishments for minor infractions
– women with painted nails had their fingers cut off, thieves had their hands
cut off, and adulterers were stoned to death. In 1996, Afghanistan had become
one of the most repressive countries in the world … and, in the eyes of
Osama bin Laden, an ideal place to place his headquarters.
Photo: Getty Images
Oct 07, 2001
狗尾狐狸精
小组传谣小分队优秀队员
29楼 大 中 小 发表于 2009-6-24 23:05 只看该作者
【这么多人名
他们竟然死的安生了
或者还有活的？】
蒙泰尼里神父
一位意大利神职人员
30楼 大 中 小 发表于 2009-6-25 22:38 只看该作者
一楼：斯大林（苏联）
二楼：波尔布特（柬埔寨）
三楼：墨索里尼（意大利）
四楼：特鲁希略（多米尼加）
五楼：巴希尔（苏丹）
六楼：皮诺切特（智利）
七楼：毛泽东（中国）
八楼：毛夫人（中共）
九楼：阿明（乌干达）
十楼：蒙博托.赛赛.赛科（扎伊尔，现在的刚果【利】）
十一楼：希特勒（德国）
十二楼：巴列维（伊朗）
十三楼：尼亚佐夫（土库曼斯坦）
十四楼：齐奥赛斯库（罗马尼亚）
十五楼：卡扎菲（利比亚）
十六楼：丹瑞（缅甸）
十七楼：弗朗哥（西班牙0
十八楼：米洛舍维奇（南斯拉夫）
十九楼：金日成（朝鲜）
二十楼：金正日（朝鲜）
二十一楼：穆加贝（津巴布韦）
二十二楼：马科斯（菲律宾）
二十三楼：佛朗索瓦.杜瓦利埃（父） （ 海地）
二十四楼：让.克洛德.杜瓦利埃（子）（海地）
二十五楼：泰勒（利比里亚）
二十六楼：萨达姆（伊拉克）
二十七楼：博卡萨（中非共和国）
二十八楼：奥马尔 （阿富汗 塔利班）
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31楼 大 中 小 发表于 2009-6-25 22:50 只看该作者
精华在那一句短评。
jiucaibao
草泥马——为把马勒戈壁建设成草泥马戈壁而努力奋斗
32楼 大 中 小 发表于 2009-6-26 14:38 只看该作者
感觉毛夫人配不上啊
xiaohui
广告位出租
33楼 大 中 小 发表于 2009-6-26 15:39 只看该作者
江青：主席尸骨未寒。。。。。。。
我就是主席的一条狗。。。。。。
kami
34楼 大 中 小 发表于 2009-6-27 01:34 只看该作者
我拿给我爸看,,看完之后说为什么没有蒋介石啊？
回：蒋介石啊 还不够班吧
驳：蒋介石还不够啊 蒋介石可比毛泽东独裁多了
回：恩 书上是这么说的
驳：…….
（结果俺爸又看了阿文强的那个古今中外军人抚恤费 沉默的去看海峡两岸 去了..
luckyray
不明真相
35楼 大 中 小 发表于 2009-6-27 01:45 只看该作者
巴列维及夫人好漂亮啊！
Mr.6
36楼 大 中 小 发表于 2009-6-29 09:26 只看该作者
不错不错~
好东西
西门吹牛
37楼 大 中 小 发表于 2009-7-1 18:24 只看该作者
死有余辜！
阿巴亚巴度
38楼 大 中 小 发表于 2009-7-11 03:20 只看该作者
十楼：蒙博托.赛赛.赛科（扎伊尔，现在的刚果【利】）
-——————
应该是刚果(金),首都金沙萨
俾斯麦
39楼 大 中 小 发表于 2009-7-11 03:37 只看该作者
巴列维最帅（到底王室血统啊） 斯大林最威武 金二世只能是最矬了
俾斯麦
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其实独裁不独裁并不能代表政权的好坏 马来西亚和新加坡就是在马哈蒂尔还有李光耀的独裁统治下发展起来的 而且拿破伦也是独裁政权
但世界都赞扬他为文明进步作出的贡献