By the end of World War II, the association with Nazi leader Adolf Hitler made it unfashionable, leading to it being colloquially termed the "Hitler moustache".

The moustache worn by Adolf Hitler is one of the most instantly recognisable and iconic features of any man in recorded history. However, according to new research after an essay was found …

There are documents that showed that Adolf Hitler preferred having a full mustache bearing a resemblance to the great Prussian leaders. The origin of Hitler’s signature mustache dates all …

Much of Hitler's recognizability comes from his idiosyncratic look: a side-parting of dark hair with a miniature or "toothbrush" mustache, an item of facial hair that has become so thoroughly …

J.C. Penney inadvertently sparked controversy by selling a teakettle that critics say looks like Adolf Hitler. The kettle’s handle features an angled black bulge that resembles the Führer’s...

Adolf Hitler's toothbrush moustache was as much his hallmark as a swastika and his side-parting hair style. Now the story of how the dictator went from having an elaborate handlebar …

By 1944, the face of Nazi party leader Adolf Hitler had stared out at the public from newspapers and newsreels for years. His unmistakable mustache, plastered hair and manic gaze were …

The monster took his final breath aged 56 while besieged in his underground Fuhrerbunker almost 80 years ago on April 30, 1945, and a book called Hitler’s Last Day: Minute By Minute reveals …

Historian Ron Rosenbaum insists that Hitler didn’t wear that moustache style until late 1919. His own exhaustive research on Hitler reveals a young Hitler as being courtly, shy and often …

Did Hitler intend to channel Charlie Chaplin's lovable Tramp character and charm his enemies, not by eating a shoe but with his genocidal antics? Or is the answer more utilitariarian and...

The toothbrush mustache worn by Adolf Hitler held significant symbolism within Nazi ideology. This distinctive facial hair style was deliberately chosen by Hitler to evoke a sense of authority …

Adolf Hitler's mustache, known as the "toothbrush mustache," became iconic due to its association with him. The history behind his distinctive facial hair can be traced back to a …

Why does Adolf Hitler have that goofy ahh mustache? Adolf Hitler's mustache, known as the "toothbrush mustache," became iconic due to its association with him.

The mustache that Adolf Hitler chose to wear during his lifetime has cemented itself into history as one of the most iconic symbols of evil. It is an instantly recognizable symbol of totalitarianism, …

Adolf Hitler, one of history’s most notorious figures, left an indelible mark not only on the world’s political landscape but also in the realm of fashion. His distinctive short moustache, commonly …

The little-known account of how Adolf Hitler got his strange mustache is only one of the surprising stories told in the series, which is Emmy-nominated for Outstanding Writing for Nonfiction...

His moustache is the most instantly recognisable - and sinister - in history. Yet, according to new research into Adolf Hitler's early life, the distinctive, toothbrush shape that adorned his...

The series produced by History Channel reveals that Adolf Hitler got his infamous toothbrush moustache after he had to trim his handlebar style to allow his gas mask to properly seal during...

Adolf Hitler’s infamous toothbrush mustache, a small, rectangular patch of hair just above the lip, was partly a fashion choice influenced by the early 20th-century zeitgeist and partly a strategic …

BERLIN -- His moustache is the most instantly recognizable -- and sinister -- in history. Yet, according to new research into Adolf Hitler's early life, the distinctive, toothbrush shape that...

Others, like the Social Democratic Party’s leader, Otto Wels, and the popular satirist Kurt Tucholsky (Hitler “has a mustache like Chaplin though hardly as funny”), had fled into exile ...