Name Adolf

Discover a list of celebrities who share the name Adolf, including prominent figures like Adolf Hitler, Adolf Eichmann, Adolf Loos, and Adolf Dassler. Explore their backgrounds, accomplishments, and historical impact.

Adolf Silberstein
Adolf Silberstein
Hungary
Hungarian-German writer
Adolf Gottlieb
Adolf Gottlieb
USA
American artist and abstract sculptor
Adolf Butenandt
Adolf Butenandt
Germany
German organic chemist and biochemist
Adolf Wolfli
Adolf Wolfli
Switzerland
Swiss primitive artist
Adolf Zeyzing
Adolf Zeyzing
Germany
German poet and philosopher
Adolf Ketle
Adolf Ketle
Belgium
Belgian mathematician, astronomer, meteorologist, sociologist.
Adolf Fredrik
Adolf Fredrik
Sweden
King of Sweden 1751-1771
Adolf Ditlev Jorgensen
Adolf Ditlev Jorgensen
Denmark
Danish historian.
Adolf Alunan
Adolf Alunan
Latvia
Founder of the Latvian theater
Adolf Saks
Adolf Saks
Belgium
Belgian inventor of the saxophone
Adolf Friedrich Aken
Adolf Friedrich Aken
Germany
German philologist and educator of the 19th century
Adolf Abiht
Adolf Abiht
Lithuania
Lithuanian physician, professor of pathology at Vilna University.
Adolf Anderssen
Adolf Anderssen
Germany
German chess player
Adolf Eichmann
Adolf Eichmann
Germany
Fascist criminal, headed the subdepartment for Jewish affairs. He fled to Argentina, from where he was kidnapped by Israeli intelligence. Hanged.
Adolf Windaus
Adolf Windaus
Germany
Chemist
Adolf Kosarek
Adolf Kosarek
Czech artist
Adolf von Harnack
Adolf von Harnack
Germany
German Protestant theologian, historian, representative of the so-called liberal theology
Adolf Guillaumat
Adolf Guillaumat
France
French divisional general
Adolf Kiepert
Adolf Kiepert
Germany
German public and political figure, member of parliament
Adolf Hurwitz
Adolf Hurwitz
Germany
German mathematician
Adolf Digasinskiy
Adolf Digasinskiy
Poland
Polish writer, publicist, teacher; one of the founders of Polish naturalism and its largest representative.
Adolf Kamphausen
Adolf Kamphausen
Germany
German Protestant theologian.
Adolf Borman
Adolf Borman
Germany
Son of Martin Bormann
Adolf von Hildebrand
Adolf von Hildebrand
Germany
German sculptor and art theorist
Adolf Kassandr
Adolf Kassandr
France
Influential Ukrainian-French painter, lithographer, master of advertising posters and type designer.
Adolf Sharleman
Adolf Sharleman
Battle, historical and genre painter
Adolf Kohut
Adolf Kohut
Germany
German writer
Adolf Zel
Adolf Zel
Germany
German painter
Adolf von Konen
Adolf von Konen
Germany
German paleontologist
Adolf Bem
Adolf Bem
Russia
Engineer and writer
Adolf Brutt
Adolf Brutt
Germany
German sculptor, professor at the Weimar School of Sculpture.
Adolf Jensen
Adolf Jensen
Germany
German pianist and composer.
Adolf fon Bayer
Adolf fon Bayer
Germany
Chemist
Adolf Soetbeer
Adolf Soetbeer
Germany
German economist
Adolf Zeligson
Adolf Zeligson
Poland
Russian and Polish architect
Adolf Merckle
Adolf Merckle
Germany
Owner of pharmaceutical factories
Adolf Nassau
Adolf Nassau
Germany
King of Germany
Adolf Butkevich
Adolf Butkevich
Soviet scientist in the field of geodesy and cartography
Adolf Fredrik Leander
Adolf Fredrik Leander
Finland
Finnish composer and conductor. Father of the singer Adolphine Leander-Flodin.
Adolf Callisen
Adolf Callisen
Denmark
Danish physician and bibliographer
Adolf Heyduk
Adolf Heyduk
Czech
Czech poet and writer.
Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Head of the German fascist state from 1933
Adolf Arwidsson
Adolf Arwidsson
France
Finnish Swedish-speaking poet, writer, journalist, historian.
Adolf Sandberger
Adolf Sandberger
Germany
German composer and musicologist.
Adolf Ermann
Adolf Ermann
Germany
German Egyptologist and lexicographer, founder of the Berlin School of Egyptology.
Adolf Karol Dygacz
Adolf Karol Dygacz
Poland
Polish musicologist
Adolf Dassler
Adolf Dassler
Germany
One of the founders of the famous sportswear company "Adidas"
Adolf Robinson
Adolf Robinson
Austria
Austrian baritone
Adolf Pokorny
Adolf Pokorny
Austria
Doctor accused at the Nuremberg Doctors' Trial
Adolf Kaegi
Adolf Kaegi
Switzerland
Swiss philologist