Interesting and applicable to be sure, though Trump isn't as disciplined as Adolf, speaks extemporaneously, and is caught with his pants down too often to carry out the Big Lie quite as effectively as his predecessor. And he said nice things about Obama following their first meeting. ;-) He also doesn't have the terrifying obsession that Hitler did with one group of people. I do not believe Trump's feelings about Muslims are equivalent here. 

Trump's great weakness may be the extent of his extroversion: he is sustained by constant contact with what is outside himself (consults other people relentlessly) but is apparently unable to take that bundle of impressions and "input units" and turn them into something cohesive inside his brain. He also doesn't appear to know much history, even recent 20th century history, as shown by his attitude to Putin.  The Trump presidency will be punctuated by riot-inciting moments, to be sure, but his grip will be uneven and he will lose his base too.