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The former dictator of Turkmenistan "abolished the Turkmen word for bread" and replaced it with his mother's name.
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Turkmenistan's dictator Gurbanguly Berdymukhamed has built a 69-foot statue of himself riding a golden horse atop a cliff of white marble in the center of the country's capital city.
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The dictator of Turkmenistan Saparmurat Niyazov banned news reporters and anchors from wearing make-up on television, because he said he found it difficult to distinguish male anchors from female anchors.
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In 2013 J-Lo was paid $1.5 million to perform a private concert for the oppressive dictator of Turkmenistan, and even sang him Happy Birthday.
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In 2002, the dictator of Turkmenistan renamed January after himself, and April after his mother
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The late dictator of Turkmenistan has 14,000 statues honouring himself, with some of them made of gold
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The dictator of Turkmenistan built a 300 meter pillar with a gold topped statue of himself to celebrate the fact that they were neutral
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the dictator of Turkmenistan, the man behind many human rights violations, made a rap video with his grandson.
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the dictator of Turkmenistan, Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow, who is responsible for many human rights violations, made a rap video with his grandson.
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E that Saparmurat Niyazov, the former President-Dictator of Turkmenistan, made doctors swear an oath to him, in replacement of the Hippocratic oath.
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Guinness World Records organises events for authoritarian dictators to win records such as the leader of Turkmenistan, one of the worst countries in the world