A question about hell

[ApeNotKillApe]

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Hitler arrives in Hell, Hell is now not only an abyss of everlasting misery and screaming anguish, now Hitler is there too! It is Hell plus Hitler, whereas before, it was Hell minus Hitler.
Hell plus Hitler sounds like a worse place to me than Hell minus Hitler, because Hitler is there, and he's Hitler. Hitler makes Hell a worse place by his presence, which means that it wasn't truly Hell until Hitler showed up, and in fact, if this place exists, it still isn't Hell because there are plenty of sinners yet to go there and make it worse.

Considering that, as I understand it, God plans to end the world at some point, and from that point forward, all the people who ever lived will either be in Heaven or Hell. This means that God is working with a finite number of people. If there are a finite amount of sinners in Hell, then there is also a theoretical infinite amount, it is always possible to add an additional sinner and increase the horribleness of Hell, in terms of the amount of sin present (sin being apparently innate in humans) as well as the amount of suffering being inflicted.
God can never make Hell the worst place imaginable, no matter how many sinners are in Hell, he can always only add one more, infinitely.

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No Hitler isn't  in hell if anything Hitler is in heaven along with the lives of the SS and Allied soldiers in WW2 because they were Christians.

Very likely, though considering that, I suppose burning in Hell knowing that Hitler is in Heaven is a worse kind of Hell in ways, and expanding on that, burning in Hell with the knowledge that all of the cruelest, most evil people in history are watching from the eternal bliss of Heaven is an even greater Hell than a Hell filled with those evil people, that's the most profoundly terrible injustice that I can imagine. Wouldn't Hell need to be filled with all the good people and Heaven with the bad for it to truly be Hell?