Wikipedia Analyse über die Darstellungen der Kindheiten von Diktatoren und destruktiven Politikern
Currently I am working - as in the previous review mentioned - so how far psycho-historical theses are distributed online. This for me is also the view of the respective analysis of childhood and destructive dictators politicians. Who has the name "Adolf Hitler" or "Stalin" enters at Googel receives as a first hit mostly the appearance of the person on Wikipedia. Anyone who is interested in that person receives, so the first information on this web portal. In addition, the lyrics are community projects and thus provide a picture on how much certain things are known or can be on the Wiki pages prevail at all, or if resistance is met and will be deleted. For me, it makes sense gazing after me, how much is there, reports on the childhood experiences of violence and the consequences of including any of the people I've analyzed here in my blog already (see basic text and extra Bill Clinton and Tony Blair ). For only when the violent childhoods of these people are known at all, are also psycho-historical theories of more interest.
From 17 dictators / leaders in which I have shown significant power relationships / neglect in childhood, is made at Wikipedia in only 6 of them on the destructive childhood or those indicated. Of these 6 itself contains only the wiki representation of Adolf Hitler, a direct link to the psychological damages of his childhood and therefore also to his future political action. In the other 5 experiences of violence were only briefly with a Sentence or individual words above, without considering possible consequences.
subjects who experienced violence / destructive childhood experiences were mentioned:
Adolf Hitler :
Relative lot about home and family. Mention of the violence by the father: ". I n Mein Kampf describes Hitler's father as a strict, authoritarian, sometimes hot-tempered and violent " Particularly striking is a fairly long paragraph on Arno Gruen's analysis of the destructive parent-child relationship of Hitler and assumptions about the psychological sequelae. These representations are, in my recollection, is relatively new, auf Wikipedia, noch vor über einem Jahr fand ich dort keine Erwähnung von Gruens Thesen. Diese Wikipedia Darstellung eines Diktators/politischen Führers ist somit die einzige, bezogen auf die hier analysierten Personen, in der direkt auf die Folgen der erlebten Gewalt hingewiesen wird und somit auch ein direkter Bezug zum späteren politischen Handeln hergestellt wird.
Stalin :
Kurzer Bericht über gewalttätigen Vater und dessen Alkoholismus. Kein Bericht über Gewalt durch die Mutter.
Wilhelm II. :
Andeutungen, dass seine Mutter ihn nicht akzeptierte; erwähnt werden kurz und beispielhaft die Maßnahmen, zur Behandlung seines Armes; Erwähnung, that his childhood as "unfortunate" felt.
Louis XIII. :
the only wiki-quote: "The sensitive child suffered under the strict beats influenced by education and the separation from the father idolized ."
Frederick II (Prussia) :
report on " strict, authoritarian and religiously dominated education "and" brutal physical and psychological punishment , also extra chapter on conflicts with his father. In this respect, this representation is compared to the other something outstanding.
Bill Clinton :
the only wiki-quote: " was 14 years old Clinton in the name of his stepfather, whom he described himself as a gambler and alcoholic, and he also implied there regularly his mother and to have abused occasionally his brother "no indication that Clinton was victim of this violence.
No report on violence and experiences little or nothing about childhood, I found the following people:
Benito Mussolini
Francisco Franco
Nicolae Ceausescu
Napoleon Bonapart e
Mao Zedong
Slobodan Milošević (apart from the suicide of the father and mother we learn nothing about the childhood and violence.)
Saddam Hussein (citing the attempted abortion by its mother, otherwise, no report on violence and almost nothing about childhood.)
George W. Bush
George HW Bush
Ronald Reagan
Tony Blair
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