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A Republican lawmaker who had been in office for less than a week when she invoked German dictator Adolf Hitler in a Washington speech has apologised for saying that she agreed with the mass murderer.

Illinois Congresswoman Mary Miller had said in a speech on Tuesday outside the Capitol, one day before her fellow Trump supporters ransacked the building, that Hitler had been "right".

Miller told the crowd: "You know, if we win a few elections we’re still going to be losing unless we win the hearts of our children.

"It’s the battle. Hitler was right on one thing - that whoever has the youth has the future."

Hitler, among his supporters in Germany in 1933 Image caption: Hitler, among his supporters in Germany in 1933

The comments drew large-scale condemnation, with the US Holocaust Memorial Museum saying in a statement that it "unequivocally condemns any leader trying to advance a position by claiming Adolf Hitler was ‘right.’"

Under Hitler, millions of Jews and other minority groups were murdered across Europe by Germany and its allies during World War Two.

On Friday, Miller insisted that she is not anti-semitic and accused other of "trying to intentionally twist my words".

"I sincerely apologise for any harm my words caused and regret using a reference to one of the most evil dictators in history to illustrate the dangers that outside influences can have on our youth," she said.

Correction 23rd June 2022: This post originally described Mary Miller as having praised Hitler and has been amended to make clear that she invoked Hitler in her speech.