What names no longer exist in Germany because of WW2? Can't

>>2320228
Adolf was a popular name not only in Germany, but also in other countries that were historically a part of the Germanosphere, like Czechoslovakia, Hungary or Poland. It completely vanished after WW2.

>>2320233
Adolfo is still common in spanish speaking counties, at least in latin america.

>>2320233
>Poland

Can confirm. Had an elderly uncle (born in 1910s) named Adolf. The name completely vanished by now.

Probably a lot less Himmler's and Goebbels, though they were last names. is Tojo still a name in Japan?

>>2320354
tojo is a family name, hideki is still very common

>>2320228
Isn't Dolph just short for Adolf?

>>2320228
Apparently names like Shlomo, Moshe, Itzhak,aren't very common in Germany since world war 2. Can't imagine why, though...

>>2320380
we need to update the jewish meme
whats the popular name for jews now?

>>2320419
Hillary

>>2320419
Ben is really popular with Jews. Isaac, Noam, Mordecai, Uri, David and Yusef are also good Jew names.

>>2320324
>Poland
>1910s
choose one

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>>2320354
Here's a map of the distribution of Himmlers in Germany

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>>2320354
and here are the Göbbels.
Hardly extinct

>>2320378
A German friend told me that if your name was Adolf, you could get a free name change to Dolph.

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>tfw my great-grandfather was named Thor but no Norwegian-Americans do that anymore

>>2320590
>heritage-Americans

>>2320454
>when you try to be funny but you're neither funny nor accurate

>>2320584
To any other name really. Adolf has been registered a few times in the last few years btw. As a second name though

>>2320670
>t. Marek Szczitpostski