It is important to approach discussions of individuals with "superiority complexes" with caution, as mental health diagnoses should not be made without proper evaluation. However, historical figures like Napoleon Bonaparte and Adolf Hitler have been suggested to exhibit traits of superiority complexes based on their actions and behaviors. It is crucial to consider the complexity of human behavior and the potential factors that may have influenced these individuals' attitudes and actions.
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Adolf Hitler and the majority of whites, if not all.
ADDENDUM: Actually, Superiority Complexes are not confined to any one ethnic race, as the previous author implies above. People of all races (and political stripes) throughout history have suffered from this psychological condition, an extreme form of inverted Inferiority Complex. Presenting as arrogant disregard for others' thoughts, opinions, wellbeing and skills, its often confused with Narcissistic Personality Disorder but is not the same. Famous people in history with superiority complexes include: Mao Tse Tung (Chinese), Kim Jung Il, (Korean) Idi Amin (Ugandan), Napoleon (French), Pol Pot (Cambodian), Mussolini (Italian), Mengistu Haile (Ethiopian), Yakubu Gowan (Nigerian), Slobodan Milosovich (Yugoslavian), Joseph Stalin (Russian), and Yahya Khan (Pakistani), among others. Meanwhile, many celebrities today, of all races, are also known to suffer from this affliction.
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Hitler argued that military force was a way to prove the superiority of the German people.
They were very effective at killing people. MG's could repel massive attacks and waves of enemy combatants as well as provide suppressing fire so your unit could move, get fire superiority, or get fire superiority on it's own.
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military operations have to be in the open. without air superiority such operations would be subject to attack, as with the invasion of Normandy in 1944, where there was air superiority............