Which Dictator Was The Most Dangerous

It is believed that to become a strong and respected leader of the masses, one needs to possess compassion for humanity, love for their country, and a strong commitment to justice and mercy. However, there are occasions when politicians or generals choose to follow their own path.

These ruthless dictators prioritise their selfish goals of domination, power, and immortality over the value of human life. This ranking displays dictators from around the world based on the number of fatalities they caused, with Mao leading the list, followed by Stalin and then Hitler. I sincerely wish that if hell exists, they are all enduring eternal torment there.

Here is the List: 1. Yacubu Gowon: Nigeria (1966-1975), (Total killis: 1.1m) 2. Mengistu Hailem Mariam: Ethiopia (1974-1991), (Total killis: 1.5m) 3. Kim II Sung: North Korea (1948-1994), (Total killis: 1.6m) 4. Pol Pot: Cambodia (1963-1981), (Total killis: 1.7m) 5. Ismail Enver Pasha: Turkey (1913-1919), (Total killis: 2.5m) 6. Hideki Tojo: Japan (1941-1944), (Total killis: 5.0 m) 7. Leopold II Of Belgium: Belgium (1865-1909), (Total killis: 15.0m) 8. Adolf Hitler: Germany (1934-1945), (Total killis: 17.0m) 9. Jozef Stalin: Russia (1922-1953), (Total killis: 23.0m) 10.Mao Zedong: China (1943-1976), (Total killis: 78.0m)

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