In this particular case that isn't the concern. Hitler has a single excellent strategic insight at the start of the war (movement wins, "Blitzkrieg"), but one reason the Nazis lose is that his later strategies don't work. Hitler really wanted to do Sealion (German ground invasion of England) after it became apparent Britain under Churchill will not surrender, but it's just not practical and his general staff persuaded him not to smash his face against that particular wall.

Sealion would be like a Civ AI repeatedly moving a just barely sufficient army from the French coast towards England, each time losing some to the water because they don't have good enough boats yet and each time discovering they can't be reinforced because that's too much movement - so the defenders have an advantage, and the advances all fail. The opponent is bloodied, but loses no territory while the AI's best troops are destroyed for no gain.

A Hitler clone, but perhaps not in the way you meant.