Political conflict refers to the pursuit of a political system that harms a particular group of people. When a political entity takes power in a country and begins to exile or kill people who hold a different political perspective, this creates political conflict and usually refers to a dictatorship or fascism. For example, during World War II, former government officials went into exile and moved to Allied countries as refugees under threat from the Nazis. Refugees like these are most often found in countries that practice oligarchy and dictatorship such as North Korea and many other countries that have been