When John F. Kennedy arrested Adolf Hitler (and none was alive)

It sounds like a joke, but it’s real – only John F. Kennedy and Adolf Hitler have Indian citizenship, are still alive and are not presidents of any country.

Calling a newly born Adolf Hitler is prohibited in some countries, such as Germany. But in India, the parents of Adolf Lu Hitler Marak They did not have this indication.

The young man was born in a small village, Mansingre, and later claimed to be “aware that, at a certain time, Adolf Hitler was the most hated person in the world by the Jewish genocide,” said the. “But my father added ‘Lu’ in the middle, calling me Adolf Lu Hitler, and that’s why I’m different,” he was justified.

Now Adolf Lu Hitler grew up and became a politician-he held several positions for the NCP, a centrist party that has parliamentary seat in the country. In 2008, he was a candidate for the Meghalaya State Assembly – against, namely, another candidate with the peculiar name of Frankenstein Momin.

It happens, that, in the same year, Adolf Lu Hitler was arrested for violation of the Code of Electoral Conduct During the campaign. According to OEO, police superintendent was called nothing less than… John F. Kennedy.

At the time, some unusual headlines reported 63 years after the death of the German dictator and 45 from the US President, “Adolf Hitler arrested by John F. Kennedy.”

Liberated by bail a month later, Lu Hitler even won the elections in his electoral circle, and became the second elected politician in history called Adolf Hitler. But not the last one.

An anti-colonialist with colonizer name

A Namibia It has also recently entered the list of 3 countries in the world that elected a politician named Adolf Hitler.

In December 2020, Adolf Hitler Ukona He was elected advisor to the circumscription of Ombundja, a local administration position, with 85% of the votes.

According to, Uunona admitted at the time that his father would have given him the name of the Nazi leader without probably “understood what Adolf Hitler represented.”

“Only when I grew up I realized: this man wanted to subdue the whole world,” said Uunona, born in a country that was part of German territory before World War I. “I have nothing to do with these things,” he said.

Adolf Hitler Uunona is part of the Swapo Center-left party-he is an anti-colonialist who was named after those who attached countries.