Politics & Government
Hunterdon County Judge Approves Man's Name Change To Hitler
A Hunterdon County judge on Friday approved the man's last name change from Campbell to Hitler.

By Katie Kausch
A Hunterdon County father who is a self-proclaimed Nazi has legally changed his last name to Hitler, according to court documents obtained by MyCentralJersey.com.
A Hunterdon County judge approved the name change for Isidore Campbell. Superior Court Judge Michael O'Neill allowed the change on Friday; it will take effect on May 8.
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"I'm named after a hero," Campbell reportedly told MyCentralJersey.com. "The judge approved it. My name is Hitler now."
A notice of the name change will be published in the Hunterdon County Democrat.
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Campbell's nine children also have Nazi-related names, including Adolf Hitler Campbell, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation Campbell and Honzlynn Jeannie Campbell.
The self-proclaimed Nazi is no stranger to media attention. He made national headlines for asking a bakery to make a "Happy Birthday Adolph Hitler Campbell" cake for his sons third birthday in 2008.
He made headlines again in 2013 for losing custody of the children, and in 2015 for a domestic dispute allegation.
Most recently, Campbell was featured in a documentary called "Meet The Hitlers," where he discusses his affinity for the dictator.
You can watch that trailer here:
Photo Credit: 'Meet The Hitlers' documentary screenshot.
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