the title of the thread is: Time Magazine’s Most Influential Leader

at various points in history Time picked world leaders to be their "Man of the Year". if I am not mistaken, Hitler got that title twice (1933 and 1938) or at least in 1933 he made the cover of Time Magazine as one of the most important people of the time.

The point is that just making the cover of the magazine or earning some coveted title is not a true measure of a person.

Btw. Hitler was only a partial vegetarian for health reasons, but he had an authentic admiration for the Vedic culture, shared by many German intellectuals and social activists. No Western country or government before or after that took seriously the Vedas and it's wisdom. Point lost on many devotees.