Similarities Between Hitler And Genghis Khan

an enduring issue is a solution, idea, or problem that has excited across history and over the world. a major enduring issue is a desire for power and that is best portrayed by Adolf Hitler and Genghis Khan. Genghis khan was the fierce and tyrannical ruler of the Mongolian empire, who had made themselves a self-proclaimed leader and was able to build the greatest empire in history. Hitler was the tyrannical and feared ruler of Nazi Germany, they had made themselves the self-proclaimed leader and was able to gain control of his country and turned it into one of the greatest military forces ever. so this shows that history repeats itself because the desire for power has the same path for most people.

Genghis khan was a fierce ruler who had made himself the leader. This quote helps demonstrate this “In 1206 Genghis khan near the source of the onon he proclaimed himself to be the supreme ruler of the Mongolian empire and that allowed him to go on conquests” this quote proves that Genghis khan was a self-proclaimed leader that used his high status in the government to make himself leader.

A quote that shows this “Genghis khan was led by religion, he believed that he was doing god's work, and in times of crisis he would pray to the eternal blue heaven, the supreme deity of the Mongols.” he used religion as a way to excuse his actions and when things weren’t going his way he would blame the gods. we can see that Genghis khan was a self-proclaimed leader who used religion as a way to excuse his actions. and because of this he has conquered many countries and killed many people by using his newfound power after being the ruler, then using religion to excuse his atrocities. we now see that Genghis khan was a self-proclaimed leader that used religion to excuse his horrible acts just like