Come diventare tiranni

I watched 2 episodes so far, attractive but unfortunately full of lies and inaccurate information.

When I lesson to what I believe 100% inaccurate story about an event, that would make me fully doubt about each and every other story which I don't have a clue about or I have not hear about previously.

I think the huge deficiency in this series is in the type of the people have been interviewed to talk about the events who are either ignorants or liers or very good at fulictional narration.

Bottom line ;they are non-creditable and unobjective.

Interesting series but bothers me that we don't have an episode to Chairman Mao. One of the biggest tyrants to ever live.

I know I know, it's Netflix, not history channel, it's all about entertainment not context, historical accuracy, or actually educating the masses. Still, this is rather disappointing as I was wishing for something more, let's say, contextualized and brave, instead of this typical "the world is black and white" rehash of Hollywood brainwash formula.

To conclude, it's too generic, shallow, and one-sided. Not recommending to anyone who cares enough to learn history, or learn "how to become a tyrant."

Like so many works of historical documentary that pretend to be generic, it peripheralizes history of the East. How about Mao Zedong? Polpot? Mao got a few seconds mention for the famine but his impact on modern China should be considered an impact on the world at large today.

I kept waiting for an episode on Mao and China. But crickets.

What are you telling us Netflix?