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This video discusses Rafael Trujillo, the dictator of the Dominican Republic from 1930 to 1961. Trujillo was a military officer who was trained by the North American military. He became the dictator of the Dominican Republic in 1930 after the death of Major Caesar. Trujillo's regime was characterized by a number of authoritarian measures, including the imposition of restrictions on the country's ability to borrow money from other countries. Trujillo was assassinated in 1961, and the Dominican Republic has since been in a period of political and economic instability.
The video discusses how Adolfo Trujillo, the dictator of Santo Domingo in the 1930s, became increasingly opposed by a group of Haitian immigrants who were thriving economically. In order to cover up the race issue, Trujillo developed a plan to whiten the Haitian race, which led to the execution of a massacre that killed around 15,000 Haitian nationals. The video argues that the power of a leader is often found in the group, and that the truth about an assassin is often found in the group.
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