This dilemma was known to be the Holocaust. He persecuted the Jewish population and put them in extermination camps. Hitler started genocide in his home country. The drugs made him an even worse and cruel dictator. To cope with the long and stressful war, Hitler took drugs. Hitler had been so stressed and tired from war that he was mentally unstable. He had the whole world fighting against him as he was trying to gain control of the whole world. Hitler was in the middle of a war when he was in power. Hitler’s dictatorship was long, terrifying, and stressful. If the spies would hear anything, Macbeth would kill those who the spies reported back on. He had been so paranoid that he had a spy in every house to report of any conspiracies among the people. Macbeth killed his own friend because he thought Duncan was trying to take power back. Macbeth seemed to have been losing his mind and he was guilty of Duncan’s death. Macbeth thought he saw Banquo’s ghost and thought that it came back to haunt him. He hired three murderers to kill Banquo once he set off from Macbeth’s kingdom. Macbeth feared that Banquo, his friend, was talking about him and grew weary of him. Macbeth was so paranoid that he had spies in every house, and killed many innocent people. When Macbeth was in power, he was paranoid of a conspiracy being launched against him. Macbeth and Hitler’s dictatorships were both terrorizing and frightful, especially to the two groups of people they ruled. The people falsely believed him and had trust in Hitler giving him more power than ever before. The German people were scared and Hitler told the public that the communist had set the building on fire.

In order to gain more support, Hitler set fire to the Parliament building in Germany. Hitler needed more support to legalize his Nazi party. Even though Hitler lost two close political races to Paul von Hindenburg, he ended up succeeding him in office when von Hindenburg died and made it possible for Hitler The German people fell in love with him and followed his political rise very closely and supported his message. “ Former party leaders, who had come only to watch, now marched onto the platform, shook his hand, or embraced him. People were amazed at how well he spoke and seemed to know their problems and were inspired. When Hitler was in his campaign to regain power in the Nazi party, he threw a speech in a large hall. Hitler ran for president and made many hopeful, inspirational speeches to large crowds of people. The times were tough for the people of Germany and Hitler saw that he could gain power with a little manipulation and appealing to the desperate people’s needs. Hitler and his country were in the middle of an economic depression during the early Twentieth Century, and this was a ripe time for a charismatic leader to emerge. In a similar parallel, Hitler too gained power by manipulating the people of Germany to earn their respect. The people of Scotland believed the story and Macbeth falsely gained respect from the people and gained power. Then Macbeth turns around and blames the sons because they left right when Duncan died. Lady Macbeth and Macbeth followed through with the plan and Duncan’s sons ran away. Their plan was to kill Duncan and blame it on the guards by putting the bloody daggers in the hands of the guards.

Lady Macbeth and Macbeth created the plot to kill Duncan and seize power through force. Macbeth was jealous and knew he had to kill the king in order to gain power. The witches said to Banquo that Macbeth will never be king and the King’s sons would eventually become kings and rule the land. Duncan respected Macbeth and trusted him as Thane of Cawdor Macbeth had previously been visited by three witches when he was with Banquo and was told that he would never become king. Duncan said to Macbeth once he was Thane of Cawdor, “My Worthy Cawdor” (1.

When the Thane of Cawdor lost his battle, the King of Scotland decreed him to death and elected the victorious General Macbeth to the position of Thane. Macbeth was respected and loved by the King and the people of Scotland. Macbeth and Hitler were both loved by their people, but both charismatic leaders manipulated the people to gain power. In both of these horrible situations, there is a similarity in the challenging rise to power each must go through, their traumatizing dictatorships which destroyed many lives, and the treacherous downfall which ultimately led to their demise. For example, the central issue of the abusive dictatorship of Macbeth in Macbeth, by William Shakespeare parallels that of the terrorizing dictatorship of Adolf Hitler during the early part of the Twentieth Century. Although literature is fiction, often the conflict in a work will be strikingly similar to that of a real event.

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