Compare And Contrast Donald Trump And Hitler

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Trump vs Hitler During WWII Hitler was in command of Germany and tried to exterminate the Jewish religion. In modern times Donald Trump wants to get rid of Asian and Mexican people in America in any way possible. In a lot of ways they are similar in what they want to do with their country. They both also said that they want to make their country great again. While Hitler was alive during WWII, Donald Trump was born right after WWII. They are similar because they are both racist and want or have a lot of power. Also they are both known for their hairstyles with Hitler’s moustache and Donald Trump’s hair which could possibly be a toupe. They both also are loved by a lot of people in their country. Donald Trump was born on June 14, 1946 and

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