Q:

Can you attend Purim dressed like Hitler?

My question concerns an halakic issue about dressing up during Purim.
Would someone allowed to dress up like Hitler during Purim, provided that this infamous man was the modern version of Haman?
I recall I saw a film once where a Jewish boy would join the Purim festival in such a costume but he was forbidden by his parents.
Aside from the obvious lack of taste, would it be considered halakically correct dress in such a costume?
(no, I don't want to dress like this  this week!)

A:

This article quotes Otzer Minhagei Chabad (60) based on Likkutei Sichos (p. 280) saying that

One is to prevent children from dressing like Haman in order so they
do not have any similarity to the Rasha. This applies even for Purim
plays.

Seemingly, one shouldn't dress up like any wicked individual for the same reason.

