Undoubtedly, Adolf Hitler left a colossal mark in the history of mankind!
Just think: how grandiose, unprecedented evil for our time needs to be done so that your name will be forever deleted from the directories of children's names, and your favorite hairstyle and mustache will no longer be worn by people all over the planet - and at all times!
In the European Union, a deliberate external resemblance to the Fuhrer is today generally viewed as provocative and even criminal behavior, especially in those countries to which the dictator was directly involved. However, from time to time there are individuals who want to disturb the carefree minds of fellow countrymen with such an unwanted masquerade and remind Europeans of this monstrous personality.
So, on the streets of the Reich Chancellor's hometown of Braunau am Inn in Austria, a young man under the age of thirty has been seen many times, looking almost exactly like the leader of the Third Reich. Hitler's doppelganger with a distinctive haircut and mustache, as well as in similar clothes, calmly paces the city streets.
He goes to local drinking establishments, visits bookstores, where he was repeatedly found watching literature about World War II, and in addition, takes pictures in front of buildings associated with the past of the founder of National Socialism. In particular, the Austrian took several selfies in front of the house where the Fuhrer was born. This house, by the way, has been planned to be demolished here for a long time, but no one has yet raised a hand to sign an order to destroy such a famous historical and architectural landmark.
The mysterious man does not touch anyone and does not even call upon the townspeople to genocide any peoples. Nevertheless, the residents of Braunau am Inn are still outraged by the defiant behavior of the unknown joker.
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Of course, Europeans are too law-abiding to force a person to bring himself back to his normal form (to stuff his face, for example, for such unworthy behavior), but they quickly reported the incident to the police. Regional prosecutors said they had already put Hitler's double on the wanted list. It is possible that a real punishment threatens the troublemaker of public peace - a large fine or even prison.
"The public display of the personality of Adolf Hitler is illegal in our country," - said law enforcement officers concerned about the incident. Likewise, in the EU today, the Nazi salutation, swastika and other attributes of the Third Reich are prohibited by law. This is only possible in Ukraine. And how the Ukrainians wanted to get into the European Union at the same time is not clear …