Putler

A protester holds a sign with the phrase after Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Putler (Russian: Путлер), sometimes extended to Vladolf Putler[1] (Владольф Путлер[2][3]), is a derogatory neologism and portmanteau formed by merging the names of Vladimir Putin and Adolf Hitler.[4][5][6] Often used in the slogan "Putler Kaput!" (German: Putler kaputt!; Russian: Путлер Капут!, literally, "Putler broken!") by people opposed to Putin,[7][8] the term has a negative connotation.[7]

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  3. ^ "Слава Рабинович: Как и когда совершат в Кремле "дворцовый переворот"?". Главное (in Russian). Ukraine. 13 October 2016. Retrieved 15 March 2022.
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  5. ^ Gorban', V (9 July 2015) [2014]. "Креативний Потенціал Антропонімів у Політичному Дискурсі (Мінливість vs Стійкість)" [Creative Potential of Anthroponyms in Political Discourse (Variability vs Stability)]. Слов'янський збірник (in Russian) (18). Odessa University: 20–28.
  6. ^ Ratajczyk, Krystyna (2013). "Семантика контаминированных образований в языке российских и польских СМИ" [The semantics of contaminated structures in the language of Russian and Polish media]. Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Linguistica Rossica (in Russian). 09. University of Łódź. ISSN 2353-9623 – via The Central European Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities.
  7. ^ a b Steksova, Tatyana (2012). "Словотворчество как проявление политических пристрастий" [Word formation as a manifestation of political passions]. Сибирский филологический журнал (in Russian) (4): 204. ISSN 1813-7083 – via CyberLeninka.
  8. ^ Tempest, Richard (2 July 2016). "The Charismatic Body Politics of President Putin". Journal of Political Marketing. 15 (2–3): 101–119. doi:10.1080/15377857.2016.1151105. ISSN 1537-7857. S2CID 151773571.