There are several cases in history in which the seizure of power started from a fine autocratic form and then became a real dictatorship, changing the rules and the whole political and legal order. The two most notable cases that this century has taught us were Nazism in Germany and Fascism in Italy, two different names that, despite everything, didn't have too many differences. The world and the rules were perceived and thought in the same way; they both were born within "an autocracy", but after became both dictatorships. The same happened in Spain in 1936 and centuries ago in the Tsars' imperialist Russia.