Adolf Hitler in popular culture

During the early part of his political career, Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, was fond of fedora hats, caps and even … short pants!

Several nationalist structures, including the Bulgarian National Movement and the Bulgarian National Union, show signs of "neo-Nazism", a report by the Russian Foreign Ministry argues.

The text is called "Neo-Nazism: A Dangerous Threat to Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law" and brings to the attentions the revival of "Adolf Hitler's ideology" in some European regions.

Greece needs Germany to help it counter the rise of the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party, now the country's third-biggest political force, Athens' new Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said on Thursday.

"Germany must be proud of the fact that Nazism has been eradicated here," Varoufakis told a joint news conference after meeting with his German counterpart Wolfgang Schaeuble.

The leader of a German organization against the perceived "Islamization" of Europe stepped down Jan. 21 after online posts surfaced in which he used derogatory language to refer to refugees and posed looking like Adolf Hitler.
     

The leader of Germany's "anti-Islamisation" movement PEGIDA has stepped down after newspapers published a photo showing him apparently posing with Hitler-style toothbrush moustache.

In its online edition, Germany's Dresdner Morgenpost newspaper reproduced a picture which it claimed was from Bachmann's Facebook profile showing him posing in the style of Adolf Hitler.

The Ukrainian army is in retreat on every front. Since Russian regular army units came to the aid of the hard-pressed pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine’s two easternmost provinces a week ago, the tide of battle has turned decisively.

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has continued to ramp up his rhetoric against Israel by likening its policy to Adolf Hitler’s actions and telling the American Jewish Congress to “shove” the award he received in 2004.

“At least, he built the Autobahn.” According to economists Nico Voigtlaender and Hans-Joachim Voth (V&V), this is how many Germans (and historians) explain the Nazi regime’s widespread support.

Golden Dawn lawmaker Ilias Panagiotaros, one of several of the neofascist party's MPs facing charges as part of a criminal probe, has hailed Adolf Hitler as "a great personality" in an interview with Australian television program 60 Minutes and has said GD would have solved all of Greece's problems if it had taken the law into its hands.