Libertarian Charlie Chaplin? Among his most iconic works, "The Great Dictator" (1940) stood out as a satire of Nazism and Fascism. At that time, satirizing Nazism brought Chaplin censorship in countries with governments favorable to the mustached man (including Getúlio Vargas's Brazil, which was sympathetic to the regime). In addition to being censored, Chaplin was accused of being a communist, which resulted in his expulsion from the United States. He settled in Switzerland to protect his famil