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Similarities Between Donald Trump And Hitler

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Donald Trump vs. Adolf Hitler When thinking of two memorable men in history, Adolf Hitler and Donald Trump, both stand out for their controversial ideologies. There are stark differences between Hitler and Trump however, the similarities cannot be ignored. Their large personalities and ignorance, either make them hated or loved by their countries people. While it is eerie to compare a current U.S. presidential candidate to a man who is responsible for the death of 11 million people it's important that we recognize their similarities and not let history repeat itself. In the 2016 presidential campaign Donald Trump’s slogan is “Make America great again.” Back some seventy-five years ago Hitler promised to return glory to Germany after their

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