Statistics for Most Notorious Dictators

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Dictator name	facts	Country	% Correct
Adolf Hitler	Fuehrer of taking drugs.	Germany	97%
Mao Zedong	Incredibly bad hygiene. Had many STDs and rotten teeth.	China	94%
Saddam Hussein	Attacked Kuwait with lead to operation Desert Storm.	Iraq	94%
Benito Mussolini	Would continuously scratch his balls in public places (probably because of his an itch caused from his many STDs).	Italy	94%
Josif Stalin	Use to be a bank robber and a thief.	Soviet Union	94%
Kim Jong-un	Has dedicated hackers and scammers to run cyberweapons and internet scams to fund his personal life spending.	North Korea	90%
Ho Chi Minh	Leader and founder of the Communist Party of Vietnam. Fought against the U.S. and the South Vietnamese in the Vietnam war	Vietnam	90%
Pol Pot (Brother number one)	A third of Pol Pots citizens died of famine.	Cambodia	87%
Hideki Tōjō	Attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941.	Japan	87%
Fidel Castro	The CIA tried to assassinate Castro with an explosive cigar.	Cuba	84%
Muammar Gaddafi	had an all-female elite cadre of bodyguards officially known as The Revolutionary Nuns (Amazonian Guard).	Libya	84%
Francisco Franco	His actions are often overshadowed by Hitler and Stalin but without reason this tyrant killed an estimated 200 000 people believed to be a threat to the government.	Spain	84%
Juan Domingo Perón	Gave refugee to high ranking Nazi officers.	Argentina	81%
Omar al-Bashir	President of Sudan in 2011 when Sudan split in to Sudan and South Sudan	Sudan	81%
Augusto Pinochet	Famous for his liberal economics.	Chile	77%
Bašar al-Assad	Was not meant to be the successor of his father. But Bašars older brother died in a car accident.	Syria	77%
Idi Amin	Was a boxing heavyweight campion.	Uganda	77%
Josip Broz Tito	Citizens suffered from famine while Tito was on his 120m long yacht.	Yugoslavia	77%
Pervez Musharraf	After the attack on the twin towers in 2001. Musharraf was in a key position in the terrorist hunt.	Pakistan	74%
François Duvalier (Papa Doc)	Applied voodoo to his governance.	Haiti	71%
Nicolae Ceaușescu	Was very insecure of his height and loss of hair.	Romania	71%
Juvénal Habyarimana	Died in 1994 when his plane was shot down. This sparked the Rwandan genocide.	Rwanda	71%
António de Oliveira Salazar	Fought unwinnable wars on three continents against the liberation of colonies.	Portugal	68%
Robert Mugabe	Caused a 230 million percent hyperinflation.	Zimbabwe	68%
Haji Mohammed Suharto	Predecessor was Sukarno.	Indonesia	65%
Mengistu Haile Mariam	Guided almost all of the charity money gathered by the Live Aid concerts to his own pockets.	Ethiopia	61%
Manuel Noriega	Told to be the embodiment of greed.	Panama	61%
Ferdinand Marcos	His beloved hobby was to guide donations from the World Bank straight to himself.	Philippines	58%
Enver Hoxha	Built thousands of bunkers all around his country in fear of an invasion that never came.	Albania	55%
Rafael Leónidas Trujillo	Pioneer of torture.	Dominican Republic	55%
Than Shwe	If you owned a modem without permission you could get up to 15 years in prison.	Myanmar	55%
Charles Taylor	Sentenced to 50 years in prison for crimes against humanity.	Liberia	52%
Jean-Bédel Bokassa	Often arranged barbeques to his ministers. Once one of the ministers was served to the others. The recipe of the meal was revealed after the dinner.	Central African Republic	48%
Alberto Fujimori	Had no military background and had a degree in mathematics and agronomic engineering.	Peru	48%
Mswati III	uses around 25% of the governments revenue for himself	Swaziland	45%
Alfredo Stroessner	Gave refuge to over 200 000 Nazis. The most famous of them was Josef Mengele (angle of death).	Paraguay	42%
Saparmurat Nijazov	Told his citizens to chew of bones like dogs to clean teeth.	Turkmenistan	42%
Mobutu Sese Seko	Is said to be the most stylish dictator after Mussolini.	Zaire	42%