Adolf

Definitions

proper noun A male given name, a rare spelling variant of Adolph. Very rarely given to children after World War Two, because of the association with Adolf Hitler.

From Old High German adal ("noble") and wolf, wulf ("wolf").

I am amazed, he wrote, that sometimes even the name Adolf Hitler escapes me.

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The name Adolf Hitler was never mentioned in our history classes.

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His life ended the long and fabled career of the name Adolf, which had included the stories of Adolph Zukor, Adolphe Menjou, Adolph Ochs, and Adolph Coors.

Becoming Adolf
Quite a few boys in the grades above us were called Adolf—a name that had been popular for babies born in the early war years—but we had no Adolfs in our class or in the younger grades.

Floating in My Mother’s Palm
I feel for the people stuck with the name Adolf during and after Hitler's horrific reign.

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"Adolf" - to 40 years in prison after he was convicted of murder, cruel treatment, plunder and inhumane acts.

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The 1933 Reichstag Fire was a key event in Adolf Hitler’s ascendency to power.

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From the Netherlands comes Stuffed Puppet with Schicklgruber Alias Adolf Hitler 4 Sep, set in the Berlin underground bunker during the Fuher's 56th birthday party.

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But even if it were the name Adolf does not a Hitler make.

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Nor do they seem to be aware of the well documented fact that Eva Braun (Mrs. Hitler during the final hours) always called Adolf "Wolf."

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