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"Milit\u00E4rdiktatur"@de ,
"Ditadura militar"@pt ,
"Military dictatorship"@en ,
"Dictature militaire"@fr ,
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"Milit\u00E4rdiktatur"@sv ,
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"Dictadura militar"@es ;
dbpprop:abstract "Milit\u00E4rdiktatur \u00E4r n\u00E4r en stat styrs av en eller flera h\u00F6gt uppsatta milit\u00E4rer, som resultat av en statskupp f\u00F6r att avs\u00E4tta det sittande stats\u00F6verhuvudet. Typiska milit\u00E4rdiktaturer best\u00E5r av en junta (officersgrupp) eller en ensam officer. Ordet junta h\u00E4rstammar fr\u00E5n spanskan och betyder \"regering\" eller \"f\u00F6rvaltning\", men h\u00E4r anv\u00E4nds ordet i en inskr\u00E4nkt mening i form av oligarki d\u00E4r ett f\u00E5tal har den exekutiva, lagstiftande och juridiska makten. Francisco Franco, Georgios Papadopoulos, Augusto Pinochet, Than Shwe och Wojciech Jaruzelski \u00E4r n\u00E5gra k\u00E4nda exempel p\u00E5 ledare f\u00F6r milit\u00E4rdiktaturer."@sv ,
"Ditadura militar ou regime militar \u00E9 uma forma de governo onde o poder pol\u00EDtico \u00E9 efetivamente controlado por militares. Como qualquer ditadura ou regime, ela pode ser oficial ou n\u00E3o. Tamb\u00E9m existem formas mistas, onde o militar exerce uma influ\u00EAncia muito forte, sem ser totalmente dominante. O t\u00EDpico regime militar na Am\u00E9rica Latina era governado por um governante de alta patente, chamado de caudilho. Em alguns casos um grupo composto por v\u00E1rios militares, uma junta militar, assumia o poder. Em qualquer caso, o l\u00EDder da junta ou o \u00FAnico comandante pode muitas vezes pessoalmente assumir mandato como chefe de estado. No Oriente M\u00E9dio e \u00C1frica, com mais frequ\u00EAncia os governos militares passaram a ser liderado por uma \u00FAnica pessoa poderosa, que governam em autocracias. L\u00EDderes como Idi Amin, Sani Abacha, Muammar al-Gaddafi, e Gamal Abdel Nasser trabalhado para desenvolver um culto \u00E0 personalidade e se tornou a face da na\u00E7\u00E3o dentro e fora dos seus pa\u00EDses. A maior parte das regimes militares s\u00E3o formadas ap\u00F3s um golpe de Estado derrubando o governo anterior. Um muito diferente do padr\u00E3o foi seguido por um regime pol\u00EDtico liderado por Saddam Hussein no Iraque e de Kim Il-sung no regime norte-coreano, sendo que ambos come\u00E7aram como uma Estados de partido \u00FAnico, mas ao longo de sua exist\u00EAncia seus dirigentes e os militares se tornaram intimamente envolvidos no governo. Inversamente, outras regimes militares prefereriram gradualmente restaurar importantes componentes do governo civil, enquanto o alto comandante militar mant\u00E9m o poder pol\u00EDtico no poder executivo. No Paquist\u00E3o, os generais Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq (1977-1988) e Pervez Musharraf (1999-2008) realizaram referendos para eleger singularidades pr\u00F3prias ao presidente do Paquist\u00E3o para termos adicionais proibida pela Constitui\u00E7\u00E3o. No passado, regimes militares tenham justificado o seu governo como uma forma de trazer estabilidade pol\u00EDtica para a na\u00E7\u00E3o ou resgat\u00E1-lo das amea\u00E7a de \"perigosas ideologias\", como a comunista. Na Am\u00E9rica Latina, a amea\u00E7a do comunismo foi frequentemente utilizada, enquanto que no Oriente M\u00E9dio o desejo de se op\u00F4r a inimigos externos e mais tarde o fundamentalismo isl\u00E2mico revelou um importante motivador para a implanta\u00E7\u00E3o do regime. Os regimes militares tendem a apresentar-se como n\u00E3o-partid\u00E1ria, como um \"neutro\" partido que pode fornecer lideran\u00E7a provis\u00F3ria, em tempos de turbul\u00EAncias, e tamb\u00E9m tendem a retratar civis como pol\u00EDticos corruptos e ineficazes. Uma das caracter\u00EDsticas quase universal de um governo militar \u00E9 a institui\u00E7\u00E3o da lei marcial ou um permanente estado de emerg\u00EAncia. Embora haja exce\u00E7\u00F5es, regimes militares geralmente s\u00E3o criticados pelo pouco zelo pelos direitos humanos e usar todos os meios necess\u00E1rios para silenciar os advers\u00E1rios pol\u00EDticos, que s\u00E3o vistos como opositores. \u00C0s vezes, o regime militar faz a abertura pol\u00EDtica de forma espont\u00E2nea ou \u00E9 for\u00E7ado a sair por convuls\u00F5es sociais, em atividade ou em risco iminente. Regi\u00F5es da Am\u00E9rica Latina, da \u00C1frica e o Oriente M\u00E9dio foram as \u00E1reas comuns de regimes militares. Uma das raz\u00F5es para isso \u00E9 o fato de que os militares tem frequentemente mais coes\u00E3o e tamb\u00E9m estrutura institucional do que a maioria das institui\u00E7\u00F5es da sociedade civil. Os regimes militares pode ser comparada com outras formas de governo. Por exemplo, na maioria dos atuais e hist\u00F3ricos Estados comunistas, o centro do poder repousa entre civis e parte dos funcion\u00E1rios, e medidas de muito cuidado(como comiss\u00E1rios pol\u00EDticos e freq\u00FCentes rota\u00E7\u00F5es) s\u00E3o tomadas para evitar que o militar de exercer autoridade independentemente. Desde a d\u00E9cada de 1990, os regimes militares tornaram-se menos comuns. Raz\u00F5es para isso podem incluir-se o fato de regimes militares j\u00E1 n\u00E3o tem muita legitimidade internacional, bem como o facto de muitas for\u00E7as armadas v\u00E3o ter governado muitas na\u00E7\u00F5es est\u00E3o agora dispostos a n\u00E3o se envolver em disputas pol\u00EDticas. Al\u00E9m disso, com o an\u00FAncio da abertura pol\u00EDtica sovi\u00E9tica e o posterior fim da Guerra Fria e o colapso da Uni\u00E3o Sovi\u00E9tica, tornou mais dif\u00EDcil para os regimes militares obterem o apoio de pa\u00EDses estrangeiros ou alegar, segundo alguns cr\u00EDticos do assunto, amea\u00E7a comunista. Como a Guerra Fria, come\u00E7ou a entrar em fase terminal, no Oriente M\u00E9dio, regimes como os da S\u00EDria e do Egipto, uma vez que foram governado pelo que se parecia um regime militares entraram em transi\u00E7\u00E3o para outras formas de governo. No mundo, desde os anos 80, 33 regimes militares deixaram o poder para governos civis."@pt ,
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"Eine Milit\u00E4rdiktatur ist ein autorit\u00E4res Regime, in dem die politische F\u00FChrung vom Milit\u00E4r oder Teilen des Milit\u00E4rs ausge\u00FCbt wird. Sie besitzt Gemeinsamkeiten mit der Stratokratie, ist aber nicht mit ihr identisch. Typische Milit\u00E4rdiktaturen werden von einer Junta (Offiziersgruppe) oder einem einzelnen Offizier beherrscht. Der Begriff Junta stammt aus dem Spanischen und bedeutet \u201ERegierung\u201C, \u201EVerwaltung\u201C. Hier bedeutet es im engeren Sinne eine Form der Oligarchie, das hei\u00DFt, einige Wenige (zum Beispiel das Milit\u00E4r) stellen die Regierung in den wichtigsten Bereichen der Exekutive, Legislative und Judikative. Eine Milit\u00E4rdiktatur entsteht meistens durch einen Putsch, der sich gegen die jeweils bestehende Ordnung und die damit verbundene Regierung richtet."@de ,
"Una dictadura militar es una forma de gobierno autoritario en la cual, en mayor o menor grado, las instituciones ejecutivas legislativas y jur\u00EDdicas son controladas por las fuerzas armadas que impiden cualquier forma de control democr\u00E1tico. Suelen originarse como consecuencia de la supresi\u00F3n del sistema de gobierno existente hasta entonces tras un pronunciamiento militar o golpe de estado. Las dictaduras militares generalmente han justificado su presencia en el poder como una manera de traer la estabilidad pol\u00EDtica para la naci\u00F3n o de rescatarla de la amenaza de \"ideolog\u00EDas peligrosas \". Los reg\u00EDmenes militares tienden a retratarse como independientes, como un partido \"neutral\" que proporciona una direcci\u00F3n interina apartidista en \u00E9pocas de la agitaci\u00F3n, al tiempo que presentan a los pol\u00EDticos civiles como corruptos e ineficaces. Una de las caracter\u00EDsticas casi universales de un gobierno militar es la instituci\u00F3n de la ley marcial o de un estado de la emergencia permanente, mediante la cual se eliminan todas las garant\u00EDa jur\u00EDdicas que protegen a las personas contra el abuso del Estado. Los reg\u00EDmenes militares generalmente no respetan los derechos humanos y utilizan la fuerza y la represi\u00F3n para silenciar a los disidentes y opositores pol\u00EDticos."@es ,
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"Une dictature militaire est un gouvernement de type dictatorial dirig\u00E9 directement par l'arm\u00E9e. Pour d\u00E9signer une dictature militaire, on parle souvent de Junte mais il s'agit plus pr\u00E9cis\u00E9ment d'un type de dictature militaire plut\u00F4t classique en Am\u00E9rique latine (d'o\u00F9 l'origine du mot) qui est g\u00E9r\u00E9 par un groupement de chefs des arm\u00E9es. Le Bas-Empire Romain peut \u00EAtre consid\u00E9r\u00E9 comme une dictature militare en ce sens que l'arm\u00E9e pla\u00E7ait l'homme de son choix \u00E0 la t\u00EAte de l'Empire, m\u00EAme sans son consentement (l'esp\u00E9rance de vie de l'empereur \u00E9tant tr\u00E8s limit\u00E9e \u00E0 cette \u00E9poque)."@fr ,
"A military dictatorship is a form of government wherein the political power resides with the military. It is similar but not identical to a stratocracy, a state ruled directly by the military. Like any dictatorship, a military dictatorship may be official or unofficial, and as a result may not actually qualify as stratocratic. Mixed form also exist, where the military exerts a very strong influence without being entirely dominant. The typical military dictatorship in Latin America was ruled by a junta (derived from a Spanish word which can be translated as \"conference\" or \"board\"), or a committee composed of several officers, often from the military's most senior leadership, but in other cases less senior, as evidenced by the term colonels' regime, where the military leaders remained loyal to the previous regime. Other military dictatorships are entirely in the hands of a single officer, sometimes called a caudillo, usually the senior army commander. In either case, the chairman of the junta or the single commander may often personally assume office as head of state. In the Middle East and Africa, military governments more often came to be led by a single powerful person, and were autocracies in addition to military dictatorships. Leaders like Idi Amin, Sani Abacha, Muammar al-Gaddafi, and Gamal Abdul Nasser worked to develop a personality cult and became the face of the nation inside and outside their countries. Most military dictatorships are formed after a coup d'\u00E9tat has overthrown the previous government. One very different pattern was the one followed by Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq and Kim Il-sung's regime in North Korea, both of which began as one-party states, but over the course of their existence turned into military dictatorships as their leaders donned uniforms and the military became closely involved in the government. Conversely, other military dictatorships may gradually restore significant components of civilian government while the senior military commander still maintains executive political power. In Pakistan, ruling Generals Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq (1977-1988) and Pervez Musharraf (1999-2008) have held singular referendums to elect themselves President of Pakistan for additional terms forbidden by the constitution. In the past, military juntas have justified their rule as a way of bringing political stability for the nation or rescuing it from the threat of \"dangerous ideologies\". In Latin America the threat of communism was often used, while in the Middle East the desire to oppose Israel and later Islamic fundamentalism proved an important motivating pattern. Military regimes tend to portray themselves as non-partisan, as a \"neutral\" party that can provide interim leadership in times of turmoil, and also tend to portray civilian politicians as corrupt and ineffective. One of the almost universal characteristics of a military government is the institution of martial law or a permanent state of emergency. Although there are exceptions, military regimes usually have little respect for human rights and use whatever means necessary to silence political opponents, who are viewed as opposing the army as enemies. A military regime is also rarely willing to leave power unless forced to by popular revolt, whether active or imminent. Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East have been common areas for military dictatorships. One of the reasons for this is the fact that the military often has more cohesion and institutional structure than most of the civilian institutions of society. Military dictatorships can be contrasted with other forms of dictatorship. For example, in most current and historical Communist states, the center of power rests among civilian party officials, and very careful measures (such as political commissars and frequent rotations) are taken to prevent the military from exercising independent authority. Since the 1990s, military dictatorships have become less common. Reasons for this include the fact that military dictatorships no longer have much international legitimacy, as well as the fact that many militaries having unsuccessfully ruled many nations are now inclined not to become involved in political disputes. Furthermore, the end of the Cold War and the collapse of the Soviet Union made it more difficult for military regimes to use the threat of communism as justification for their actions, or to gain support from foreign sources. As the Cold War began to wind down, in the Middle East, regimes such as those of Syria and Egypt that were once clearly military dictatorships have switched to other forms of despotism."@en ;
rdfs:comment "Ditadura militar ou regime militar \u00E9 uma forma de governo onde o poder pol\u00EDtico \u00E9 efetivamente controlado por militares. Como qualquer ditadura ou regime, ela pode ser oficial ou n\u00E3o. Tamb\u00E9m existem formas mistas, onde o militar exerce uma influ\u00EAncia muito forte, sem ser totalmente dominante. O t\u00EDpico regime militar na Am\u00E9rica Latina era governado por um governante de alta patente, chamado de caudilho."@pt ,
"Eine Milit\u00E4rdiktatur ist ein autorit\u00E4res Regime, in dem die politische F\u00FChrung vom Milit\u00E4r oder Teilen des Milit\u00E4rs ausge\u00FCbt wird. Sie besitzt Gemeinsamkeiten mit der Stratokratie, ist aber nicht mit ihr identisch. Typische Milit\u00E4rdiktaturen werden von einer Junta (Offiziersgruppe) oder einem einzelnen Offizier beherrscht. Der Begriff Junta stammt aus dem Spanischen und bedeutet \u201ERegierung\u201C, \u201EVerwaltung\u201C."@de ,
"Une dictature militaire est un gouvernement de type dictatorial dirig\u00E9 directement par l'arm\u00E9e. Pour d\u00E9signer une dictature militaire, on parle souvent de Junte mais il s'agit plus pr\u00E9cis\u00E9ment d'un type de dictature militaire plut\u00F4t classique en Am\u00E9rique latine (d'o\u00F9 l'origine du mot) qui est g\u00E9r\u00E9 par un groupement de chefs des arm\u00E9es."@fr ,
""@ja ,
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"Milit\u00E4rdiktatur \u00E4r n\u00E4r en stat styrs av en eller flera h\u00F6gt uppsatta milit\u00E4rer, som resultat av en statskupp f\u00F6r att avs\u00E4tta det sittande stats\u00F6verhuvudet. Typiska milit\u00E4rdiktaturer best\u00E5r av en junta (officersgrupp) eller en ensam officer. Ordet junta h\u00E4rstammar fr\u00E5n spanskan och betyder \"regering\" eller \"f\u00F6rvaltning\", men h\u00E4r anv\u00E4nds ordet i en inskr\u00E4nkt mening i form av oligarki d\u00E4r ett f\u00E5tal har den exekutiva, lagstiftande och juridiska makten."@sv ,
"Una dictadura militar es una forma de gobierno autoritario en la cual, en mayor o menor grado, las instituciones ejecutivas legislativas y jur\u00EDdicas son controladas por las fuerzas armadas que impiden cualquier forma de control democr\u00E1tico. Suelen originarse como consecuencia de la supresi\u00F3n del sistema de gobierno existente hasta entonces tras un pronunciamiento militar o golpe de estado."@es ,
""@zh ,
"A military dictatorship is a form of government wherein the political power resides with the military. It is similar but not identical to a stratocracy, a state ruled directly by the military. Like any dictatorship, a military dictatorship may be official or unofficial, and as a result may not actually qualify as stratocratic. Mixed form also exist, where the military exerts a very strong influence without being entirely dominant."@en .
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