Editing Illiberal Democracy (section)

===[[File:Cball-Estonia.png]] Estonia [[File:Päts.png]]===
On March 12, 1934 [[File:Strato.png]]Johan Laidoner, [[File:Päts.png]]Konstantin Päts and [[File:Socdem.png]] August Rei launched a bloodless military coup against Päts' own government under the pretext of preventing a potential election of [[File:Anticommunism.png]]Andres Larka, a member of the [[File:QuasiFash.png]]quasi-Fascist Vaps movement for the position of state elder. A nationwide state of emergency was declared and purges against the Vaps movement and [[File:ML.png]]Communists were conducted. The following period is known in Estonia as the "Era of Silence", due to the suspension of [[File:Civlibert.png]]civil liberties (notably the freedom of speech) during that time. The activities of all political parties got suspended, the Patriotic League of Estonia was formed as the only legal quasi-party, representing the views of the establishment. However Independent candidates were still allowed to run for office. In 1938, after a referendum, a new Constitution was adapted, most political prisoners were freed and restrictions were lifted, which is seen by most as the end of the Era of Silence.

=====[[File:Cball-Hungary.png]] Hungary [[File:FIDESZ.png]][[File:Orban.png]]=====
{{PCBA|Orbanism}} is an economically center to center-right, culturally right-wing, and strongly authoritarian ideology used to represent prime minister of hungary Viktor Orban.