Are there any stations on the Berlin Subway named for Adolf Hitler?

I have never seen any in any city I have been to there.

(Why would some one thumb me and Alwin down? At least have the courage and show your self and state why or would that be much to ask of a coward?) I am not the only one who has taken notice to it!

Not yet. ;) -- But there's a Bismarckstra脽e. That ok? We also have a Marlene-Dietrich-Platz; it's not a subway station, but it's near the Daimler-Chrysler building at Potsdamer Platz.

Nice pdf of Berlin subway lines:
http://www.bvg.de/index.php/de/Common/Do...

No sorry, we can't help you but if you send a nice request to the major of Berlin, Mr.Wowereit, maybe in the future??

Not until now lol
You are invited to come here and verify.
Believe it or not WW2 is over
@geier you should tell him that is ironical otherwise he will believe it lol

Surely not, germans still suffer from the aftermath of his and his fellows gruesome deeds and what it did to our recent history, no surely we are not happy that this austrian born unemployed paranoid parasit brought the catastrophe to the world as german head of state.

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Oh, sure.
The gay major Mr. Wowereit himself entiteld a Station the "Adolf Hitler Memorial Station"

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No Way. In Germany is any place called with that name.

No

Maybe you call a street in the US with the name of a mass murderer. Germany doen麓t do things like this.

Is this a serious question?
Not that both persons should/can be compared with Adolf Hitler but is there any "Jeffrey Dahmer Ave" or "Ted Bundy Drive" in the US?
To me it's a crying shame that (so) many Americans are mostly interested in Germany's partly not so glorious past but are barely interested in present global politics (CO2 reduction, environmental issues in general, prevention of wars, foreign cultures/religions in general). Please use your brains for something productive! Do you know who Benazir Bhutto was?