AHC: Far-Right North Korea-Esque Nation

You challenge, if you choose to accept it, is to create a far-right totalitarian government that operates in a manner similar to North Korea, being the leader of a 1984-esque pariah state.

So it has to be:
-Far right of political spectrum(any sort of far right)
-Totalitarian(can be fascist or nazi), no democratic structures, government exercises total control over everything.
-hyper-militaristic
-Borders totally closed to the world and any tourism heavily controlled and directed, as well as regulated.
-Leader worshipped as a god, does not necessarily need dynastic politics through
-Very scant international support, almost isolated diplomatically.

Also Axis victory cannot be an example, as said Nation has to be totally isolated diplomatically and a victorious Nazi Germany(and/or Imperial Japan) can draw upon its own allies and puppet states to trade or conduct international relations with. A nation that exists as a result of Axis victory however, can be used as a possible example.

The closest thing that would come to such a scenario IMHO is either Operation Red Dog succeeding(very ASB) or some neo-nazi Afrikaner coup in South Africa, or the Central African Empire lasting, or a surviving Francisco Nguema regime in the Equatorial Guinea. Aside from that I don't see any other possibility.
Have Taiwan see economic stagnation due to ATL being command-economy style, and post '79 it'll see multiple purges and self-coups. the institutions for cult-of-personality totalitarianism are all there
 

samcster94

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What about a rump South Africa that is ultra racist(even by its standards) after balkanizing in a war???(Mandela is dead in TTL in the 1960's) It'd be repulsive with few allies other than a few military dictators and maybe Neo Nazis. A non-democratic Israel with some elements of Iran(not exactly, but the mirror image in rhetoric that makes OTL version look liberal) also works. Trujillo's Dominican had it lasted longer maybe.
 

Deleted member 92121

What about this:
In 1950, during the Korean war, after McArthur outlaws the Japanese communist party at the peak of its popularity, Sanzo Nozaka, leader of the party, declares the need for a violent communist revolution in Japan. Plans begin to be set in motion.
In 1953, after the end of the occupation of Japan, and the Korea war, a massive communist uprising is launched, with attacks at numerous millitary and goverment locations. The revolt is suppressed on most of the country, but the communists succeed in taking over Hokkaido. The Japanese government lauches numerous attempted invasions but are kicked of the island time and again. The U.S, heavily demoralized from the Korean war, only sends material aid. The soviet union, China and even some north koreans send considerable aid to the communists. After a couple of years the war reaches a stalemate and all military action ends. The People's Republic of Japan is proclaimed.
The PRJ begins a major industrialization effort and mines the hell of the Hokkaido strait.
In 1960 Sanzo Nozaka dies and is replaced by Kenji Miyamoto, who begins to push the country out of the soviet sphere in a similar way to kim in Korea. He establishes a cult of personality a movement to expand the country population and to develop a strong navy. The society grows very authoritarian under his rule. After the fall of the Soviet Union, The United States sanctions a trade embargo on the PRJ (simply called Hokkaido by most). There's almost a war, the country becomes extremely isolated and famine ensues.
In 2007 Miyamoto dies and Akira Koike takes over as premier.
Today Hokkaido(or the PRJ as it calls itself) is completely closed of from the rest of the globe. It considers itself the last bastion of socialism in the east, besides it's sister republic in North Korea. Famine is still commonplace as well as a massive degree of repression. The current Chairman shows no interest in ending such practices
 
What about this:
In 1950, during the Korean war, after McArthur outlaws the Japanese communist party at the peak of its popularity, Sanzo Nozaka, leader of the party, declares the need for a violent communist revolution in Japan. Plans begin to be set in motion.
In 1953, after the end of the occupation of Japan, and the Korea war, a massive communist uprising is launched, with attacks at numerous millitary and goverment locations. The revolt is suppressed on most of the country, but the communists succeed in taking over Hokkaido. The Japanese government lauches numerous attempted invasions but are kicked of the island time and again. The U.S, heavily demoralized from the Korean war, only sends material aid. The soviet union, China and even some north koreans send considerable aid to the communists. After a couple of years the war reaches a stalemate and all military action ends. The People's Republic of Japan is proclaimed.
The PRJ begins a major industrialization effort and mines the hell of the Hokkaido strait.
In 1960 Sanzo Nozaka dies and is replaced by Kenji Miyamoto, who begins to push the country out of the soviet sphere in a similar way to kim in Korea. He establishes a cult of personality a movement to expand the country population and to develop a strong navy. The society grows very authoritarian under his rule. After the fall of the Soviet Union, The United States sanctions a trade embargo on the PRJ (simply called Hokkaido by most). There's almost a war, the country becomes extremely isolated and famine ensues.
In 2007 Miyamoto dies and Akira Koike takes over as premier.
Today Hokkaido(or the PRJ as it calls itself) is completely closed of from the rest of the globe. It considers itself the last bastion of socialism in the east, besides it's sister republic in North Korea. Famine is still commonplace as well as a massive degree of repression. The current Chairman shows no interest in ending such practices

Sounds good, except, you know, it has to be far right.
 
Sounds good, except, you know, it has to be far right.

Since Juche inherits many of the racial and nationalist aspects of Imperial Japanese thought, a Japanese Juche (use the cognate "Shutai" even if they'd make up their own name for it) doesn't seem too out of the question. It might take longer to codify into its own thought.
 
Doesn't North Korea itself count? They abandoned all pretense of leftism long ago, and what remains is far to the right on the political spectrum.
They most certainly did not abandon all pretenses of leftism, just all pretenses of internationalist Marxist-Leninism.
 
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