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Figure · 100–44 BC

Julius Caesar

Roman general and dictator

Roman general and politician: he conquered Gaul, won the civil war and became dictator for life before being assassinated.

«Power to a strong leader, backed by the people and the army.»

In short

On the traditional scale, Julius Caesar sits in the law-and-order center-right camp. The clearest positions are on foreign policy: strongly towards “interventionism”; state: strongly towards “authority”; sovereignty: strongly towards “sovereignty”; method: strongly towards “rupture”. On economy, democracy and immigration it stays balanced. Among ideologies, the closest is bonapartism (93%).

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Position on the 13 axes

Economy→ MarketState→ AuthoritySociety→ TraditionSovereignty← IntegrationReligion← SecularismEnvironment→ GrowthTechnology→ AccelerationForeign policy→ InterventionismJustice→ Tough on crimeDemocracy→ TechnocracyMethod→ RuptureDevolution→ FederalismImmigration→ ControlEconomyStateSocietySovereigntyReligionEnvironmentTechnologyForeign pol.JusticeDemocracyMethodDevolutionImmigration

Closest ideologies

BonapartismThe Consul93%PeronismThe Descamisado88%BolivarianismThe People's Commander87%

Closest parties in Europe

Prawo i SprawiedliwośćPoland86%Lietuvos valstiečių ir žaliųjų sąjungaLithuania85%Nemuno aušraLithuania82%Dansk FolkepartiDenmark82%

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Positions are estimates based on documented ideas, platforms and actions, updated to October 2026.