Czechoslovakia and Finland.
Countries in Europe which did not have dictators were the Northern European countries, United Kingdom, the Mediterranean Countries, Switzerland, some of the Eastern European countries, Spain, Portugal, France, Greece and others.
The issue that had the biggest contribution to the rise of dictators during the 1930's was that much of the world was experiencing economic depression. Dictators rose to power promising that they would fix the economic problems in their countries.
They are all VERY small countries in Europe.
After World War I, Europe was in a shambles. Boundaries were changed, and countries were formed and countries ceased to exist. The cost of the war left much of Europe destitute. This combination lead to the rise of nationalistic fervor in the defeated nations. There was such upheaval that the Nationalist flame outshone the other political ideologies. This gave rise to dictators.
Mussolini
Africa currently has the most dictators with 18. Asia comes in second with 3. Europe and North America are tied for fourth with 1. South American and Oceania are tied for sixth with 0. [Antarctica has no countries]
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Many countries live under dictators. It is common even in modern day. For example, Cuba.
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the dictators basically told people to kill people and what the battle plan was in the case of a battle
side with stronger countries