DICTATORS ARE OFTEN SO “BELOVED” BY THEIR PEOPLE. LES DICTATEURS SONT SOUVENT SI “AIMÉS” PAR LEUR PEUPLE!


Marshall Petain addressing a cheering crowd in May 1944, during a tour in Nancy. The French loved him so much that they convicted him of high treason in 1945.
Le Marechal Pétain s’adressant à une foule en liesse en Mai 1944, lors d’une tournée à Nancy. Les Français l’aimaient tellement qu’ils l'ont condamné pour haute trahison en 1945.
(Photo: CAIRN)



Ceausescu delivering a speech to the Romanian people who came to hear him in mass (did they have a choice?). The Romanian people loved him so much that they shot him on 22 December 1989.
Ceausescu prononçant un discours devant un peuple Roumain venu l’écouter en masse (en avaient-ils le choix ?). Les Roumains l’aimaient tellement qu’ils le fusillèrent le 22 décembre 1989.
(Photo: Britanica)



The General Franco addressing a huge crowd in Madrid. So loved was he by the Spanish people, that they have been stored him in the dustbin of history
Le General Franco s’adressant à une foule énorme à Madrid. Les espagnols l’aimèrent tellement qu’ils l’ont depuis rangé dans les poubelles de leur histoire.
(Photo: Paris-Match)


About Ali Bongo and the Gabonese people, we will say no more!
A propos d’Ali Bongo et du peuple Gabonais, nous n’en dirons pas plus!
(photo: P. G. )

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