Is it possible to imitate hitlers charisma?

[AverageDude]

Hitler was fanatically worshipped in a god like manner by millions german women. This is in spite of being relatively short and regarded as unattractive by almost everyone around him;

"He looked like a suburban hairdresser on his day off." Ernst Hanfstaengl (Hitler's early associate)

"Hitler was unathletic and unimpressive in stature, but his ability to dominate a room came from his piercing blue eyes and his speech." Albert Speer (Nazi architect)

American female journalist Dorothy Thompson (1930s): "not at all impressive... a slight, pale man with brown hair."

 

[Alucard69]

Good first post

 

[Gargantuan]

He was a literal genius who most likely had an IQ of around 150, pretty sure that played a massive role as well.

 

[Jonas2k7]

He was a literal genius who most likely had an IQ of around 150, pretty sure that played a massive role as well.

Mirin hard he survived 42 assassination attempts

 

[Gargantuan]

Mirin hard he survived 42 assassination attempts

Tbh his IQ might be even higher, keep in mind that he was the captain of the ship and dominated all of these men:

 

[Bars]

Mirin

 

[Gonthar]

He used to give a lot of speeches before and during WW1, but no one listened to him, he was mostly ignored or made fun of, only after the war when he joined a political party, people started to pay attention to what he had to say...

 

[org3cel.RR]

Tbh his IQ might be even higher, keep in mind that he was the captain of the ship and dominated all of these men:
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Some cognitive scientists and other experts who have conducted research into the IQ's of famous people have placed Hitler's likely I.Q. score at around 140, which is a genius-level score.
Not only his iq played a matter, but mostly the incredible ideas he had, and the courage to say them, he was a homeless junkie who speaked random things at bars, many people start hearing him, he ascended to power so easily lol, not everyone can do that,
Iq, charisma, ideas, and courage was what made him who he was.

 

[Lingesan Periyaandi]