The political organization of a dictatorship is simple, especially of the Fascist dictatorship. The state is ruled by one man usually called the Leader, or one party who possesses supreme power. No other political party is allowed to exist.
The ideal of Nazism and Fascism was “one reich (i.e. state), one people, one leader.” The state controls and regulates everything, and every activity of the citizens.
The Fascists worshipped the state. As Mussolini said, “The state is to be all-embracing; outside it no human or spiritual values can exist, much less have any value. Fascism is totalitarian.” The Fascist ideal of the state is expressed thus: “Everything for the state; nothing outside it and nothing against it.” The individual has no rights. He has many duties.