Hitlerite

American  

[hit-luh-rahyt] / ˈhɪt ləˌraɪt /

noun

1. an advocate or a follower of Hitlerism.

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adjective

1. of or relating to Hitler or Hitlerism.

Etymology

Origin of Hitlerite

First recorded in 1925–30; Hitler + -ite ¹

Example Sentences

The first “is that Amin was a Hitlerite presence in Africa.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Amin’s “Hitlerite proclamations” and his use of “public buffoonery as political performance”—declaring himself King of Scotland, for instance, and Conqueror of the British Empire in Africa in General and Uganda in Particular—were a populist strategy designed to erase all vestiges of colonial rule from Uganda.

From The Wall Street Journal

This extremism has reared its head in forms both violent and purely ideological, from the exploding popularity of websites like the Daily Stormer, founded by an avowed Hitlerite, to the rash of hate crimes recorded immediately following Donald Trump’s election.

From The Guardian

However, the soundtrack also includes hits from the American 60s we know, including Neil Sedaka’s Calendar Girl and Paul Anka’s My Home Town, although Sedaka’s Jewish background would surely have troubled the Nazi minister for popular enlightenment and propaganda – and Anka’s Greek Orthodox roots might inflame Hitlerite purists as well.

From The Guardian

On today’s news, the so-called Ukrainian Nazi fascists are celebrating the fascistic life of the neo-Nazi Stepan Bandera with a torch-lit Hitlerite parade.

From New York Times