Today is the name day of Adolf here in Finland.
Is Adolf common name in your country?
Today is the name day of Adolf here in Finland
Joshua Baker
Kayden King
I heard of a man in Ireland named Adolf MacNamara or something similar many years ago. He moved to America and decided to change his name to fit in better. He changed it to Adolf Smith. Now no one would know he was Irish.
Jaxon Howard
nazis
Josiah Morris
>Is Adolf common name in your country?
Samuel Hill
It was
Parker Perry
Never met anyone named Adolf. I'd imagine someone named that would get bullied to no end desu
Jayden Rivera
its probably banned here.
people fear what they dont understand
Brayden Gomez
Apparently there's a handful of people with the names "Adolf" and/or "Hitler" here in the US.
Jose Cook
My granddad was named Adolf. But he passed away 3 years ago when he was 97. So I guess that Adolf isn't even that popular in Germany anymore.
Andrew Davis
>My granddad was named Adolf
W-what is your family name, l-lad?
Mason King
Nah. There's "Adolfo" but I've never met one, not a popular name among young people.
Chase Ortiz
Hesse
After the war he was fetched by the police because they assumed Hitler had used an Alias
Connor Diaz
Well, first, sorry for your grandad's lost.
my precedent message was pretty insensible.
Also,
>After the war he was fetched by the police because they assumed Hitler had used an Alias
What? is it true or yu're just kidding?
Logan Perez
My grandfather was named Adolf, then again he was also named Gustav.
Easton Kelly
My grandfather who fought in WW2 under Patton was named Adolph H.
Asher Collins
>Adolfas
Yeah I know someone with that name..
Daniel Parker
>Hitler
They're his nephew's descendants IIRC.
Landon Ward
how about Rudolf then?
Juan Lopez
Yeah, it's not rare amongst middle-aged/old people. If it's in Catalan it's "Adolf". In Spanish it's "Adolfo"
Matthew Wilson
Here we have an half-white actor or director (don't remember which one) who his last name is Hitler. I'm not even kidding. Too bad he is too unpopular to be relevant. Not sure what happen to him now. Probably stopped being actor.
Brandon Martinez
That's my uncle's name
Gavin Young
Thanks, no problem. At least he told me so and my grandmother agreed with him.
Isaiah Ross
What happened to everyone with the last name Hitler? Were they the real victims of ww2?
Jonathan Scott
Where was he from?
Liam Nguyen
In Germany, they actually mostly changed their name after WWII (e.g. to "Hiller").
You don't find a single one named Hitler in the phone book anymore, and only one Adolf was left the last time I checked
Sebastian Green
Not who you're responding to but knowing this board Mexico.
Alexander King
Why though? It's just a name bro. Would someone not hire you just because you're hitler?
Aaron Peterson
I fucked up, there are plenty of Adolfs left, but only one Hitler
> Romano-Lukas Hitler
I keked out loudly at work
Christian Allen
"My name is Adolf Hitler. May I introduce you our vacuum cleaner?"
Mason Allen
Let call him!
Sebastian Young
Of course they wouldn't. I don't believe a single second someone named Hitler, Lenin or Stalin wouldn't be disadvantaged in Canada either.
Exactly.
William Carter
>you'll be saying OY VEY, everytime!
>made in Germany, you know the Germans always make good things
Easton Baker
You'd be surprised. Hitler, yes, it would be hard, but you'd probably be applauded for having a name like Stalin or Lenin (or any even bigger monster, Churchill).
Jeremiah Adams
>Stalin
his grand daughter is living in the usa
Jason Miller
KEK there are articles of this guy. He's claiming that he's Hitler's nephew
howafrica.com
vice.com
He even has a website:
romano-lukas.de
Aiden Sullivan
yeah but she isn't called Stalin is she?
> Stalin's real name actually was Jughashvili
Jason Jones
she's using name 'Chrese Evans'
Justin Morgan
Surely the police would think Hitler could come up with an alias that didn't have his real name? Or that he wouldn't stay in Germany? Did your grand dad even look like him?