Adolf Hitler
dictator of Germany from 1933 to 1945, main instigator of World War II (1889–1945)
Photo: Bundesarchiv, Bild 183-S33882 / CC BY-SA 3.0 DE, CC BY-SA 3.0 de (Wikimedia Commons, cropped)
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Dan Levy condemns Shane Gillis's SNL monologue about women's gym clothes
Shane Gillis's monologue on Saturday, 10 October drew criticism from Dan Levy, and former SNL cast member Ego Nwodim answered with a gym photo of her own.
- Oct 9
Candidate named Hitler Mussolini wins mayor race in remote Peruvian district
The 45-year-old businessman won 229 of 663 valid votes on 4 October, 25 more than runner-up Gaspar Osorio. He takes office on 1 January, though official proclamation is still pending.
- Oct 5
US and Polish officials condemn Tucker Carlson over remarks justifying 1939 invasion of Poland
Diplomats and political leaders in Warsaw and Washington rejected statements by American commentator Tucker Carlson, who cited Adolf Hitler to argue that Germany's 1939 attack on Poland had legitimate territorial justification.
- Oct 5
Samoa Prime Minister Apologizes After 2007 Nazi Salute Video Emerges
Samoa's Prime Minister Laʻauli Leuatea Schmidt issued an apology on Monday after a local newspaper published a 2007 video showing him leading a Nazi salute and chanting 'Heil Hitler' during a private family gathering on the island of Savai'i.
- Oct 4
Tucker Carlson claims Hitler's 1939 invasion of Poland was justified in interview with Jacob Rees-Mogg
In an interview with former British cabinet minister Jacob Rees-Mogg, conservative commentator Tucker Carlson argued that Nazi Germany was justified in attacking Poland in 1939 and criticized Britain's intervention.
- Oct 2
Heidenau city council votes with AfD and CDU to ban Stolpersteine Nazi memorials
Councillors from the AfD and CDU in Heidenau, Saxony, passed a joint motion halting further installations of Stolpersteine cobblestone memorials for Nazi victims.
- Sep 30
Kanye West cancels St Petersburg concerts following venue and permit dispute
Moscow promoter Say Agency called off two scheduled performances by Kanye West at the Gazprom Arena on 10 and 11 October, ending weeks of dispute over rental agreements and official approvals.
- Sep 26
US Jockey Club forces renaming of racehorse Austrian Painter over Hitler references
The Jockey Club ordered the two-year-old colt Austrian Painter renamed to Merrylegs following its debut win in Indiana, ruling the name violated bans on offensive political terms.
- Sep 25
Italian police search 17 suspects including 14 minors over neo-Nazi network
Italian counter-terrorism police searched homes across 14 cities on 25 September 2026, investigating 14 minors and three adults accused of sharing bomb-making guides and planning attacks.
- Sep 24
Archival Records Challenge Adolf Hitler's Alibi in 1931 Death of Niece Geli Raubal
German historian Harald Sandner uncovered 1931 Munich death registry records placing the discovery of Geli Raubal's body on 18 September at 10:15, while Adolf Hitler was still in the city before his trip to Nuremberg.
- Sep 8
Dutch media minister moves to revoke broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland license
Education and Media Minister Rianne Letschert initiated formal procedures on Tuesday to strip aspirant public broadcaster Ongehoord Nederland of its transmission rights following regulator sanctions and an advisory from NPO.
- Aug 31
Met Museum cancels planned 2027 John Galliano exhibition and gala after public backlash
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has called off its May 2027 Costume Institute exhibition and gala honoring British fashion designer John Galliano following intense opposition from donors, city officials, and Jewish community leaders.
- Aug 18
Kanye West schedules October concerts in Russia at 70,000-seat Gazprom Arena
American rapper Ye has booked two performances at Saint Petersburg's Gazprom Arena on 10 and 11 October 2026, with tickets priced between 9,000 and 160,000 rubles selling out rapidly.
- Jul 30
Ceuta court expels 12 migrants as tunnel fire reveals subterranean camp and Morocco arrests 10
A Spanish court ordered five-year expulsions for 12 Moroccan nationals following assaults on soldiers, hours after a blaze in sealed military tunnels near the university campus uncovered dozens living underground.
- Jul 30
Kanye West concert in Madrid goes ahead despite antisemitism backlash and European cancellations
The rapper's performance at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano on 30 July follows cancellations in six European countries over his repeated antisemitic statements, Holocaust denial, and praise for Adolf Hitler.
- Jul 22
Austria opens €20m police station in Hitler's birthplace to end neo-Nazi pilgrimages
The building in Braunau am Inn, where Adolf Hitler was born in 1889, was inaugurated as a police station on Wednesday after a €20m renovation and years of legal battles to prevent it from becoming a neo-Nazi shrine.
