Dictator from (almost) every country

The amount of research you must have made to make this. Nice quiz!

Olaf Palme was a dictator? Uh...

João Goulart a dictator? He was the vice-president, elected by the people, when president Jânio Quadros resigned. He suffered a coup d'état and that's when a dictatorship began in Brazil. If I could detect such a HUGE mistake about my country's history, I begin to imagine how many more I'd find with minimal research...

Castelo Branco, Costa e Silva, Emilio G. Médici, Ernesto Geisel, João Figueiredo. Pick one of these ridiculous generals who run Brazil from 1964 to 1985 to replace Goulart, I kindly ask you, for the sake of good information.

Great quiz! My only suggestion is to either only allow answers for the selected dictator or to greatly decrease the time. I was able to rank a very high score simply by naming every country I could think of, and the quiz for naming all the countries in the world is limited to half the time.

João Goulart was a democratically elected president who suffered a coup from military dictators

Great quiz; I think it could be improved by altering the order as I was able to guess countries in a region to work out the ones I didn't know.

Good concept/quiz, but add yellow box please so that it isn't just a reduced version of the COTW quiz

I think you should add Maumoon Abdul Gayoom in the Maldives and one of the many from Peru such as Alvarado or Fujimori.

Olof Palme was a democratically elected Social Democrat.

Hendrik Verwoerd wasn't a dictator. Presumably the idea is that, as non-white people weren't allowed to vote in South Africa at the time, that somehow makes him a dictator. But that doesn't make any sense - in the 19th century elections in most countries which had them excluded women, but that doesn't make Disraeli or Gambetta dictators.

as guigo brilliantly explained, please change Brazil's name

Wow, you really put Olof Palme as a dictator... I guess it's some kind of joke, right?