WindhawkAdolf Hitler won the election of the African country Namibia.
"I am not going to entertain the conversation, there is no reason we should be sitting here, having an entire conversation about my name", he retorted. He probably didn't understand what Adolf Hitler stood for.
'As a child I saw it as a totally normal name. But, when I grew up I understood that this man wanted to conquer the whole world.
Adolf Hitler addresses ex-servicemen in Kassel on June 5, 1939.
The man won a landslide victory for councilor in the Ompundja Constituency with 85% of the vote, according to The Washington Post.
After winning the seat on the ticket of the ruling SWAPO party - which has ruled Namibia since independence from apartheid South Africa in 1990 - the politician told Bild that he had "nothing to do with" Nazi ideology.
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He would serve as an Officer in the United States Army Reserves for seven years but it was in coaching where he left his mark. He said that he didn't have a lot of energy while he was dealing with the virus.
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His name was abbreviated to "Adolf H" in a list of candidates printed in a government paper, but appeared in full on an official website that reported the election results, according to the Daily Mail.
Mr Uunona said his wife calls him Adolf and he goes by the name in public, and has no plans to change it.
The German Empire killed thousands of people during a 1904-08 revolt by local Nama, Herero and San people, in what some historians have called "the forgotten genocide".
The Germans responded with ferocious repression that included massacres, forced deportations and forced labor.
His SWAPO party won 57 per cent of the vote across the country, a sharp decline from the 83 per cent they took in the previous regional elections in 2015.
After World War I, the League of Nations mandated South Africa to administer the territory as a protectorate which ruled for 75 years. But it still has many German-named towns and a small German-speaking community.
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