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gustav ii adolf
Swedish king (1594–1632; regent 1611–32), SE
(b. 1594)
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johann adolf
Duke of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Norburg, DK
(b. 1576)
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erich adolf, altgraf zu salm-reifferscheidt-bedbur
1 Feb 1619 - 18 Apr 1678
(b. 1619)
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johann adolf
DE
(b. 1637)
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michael adolf, graf von althann
17 Feb 1648 Wien - Bef 26 Jun 1709
(b. 1648)
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fredrik adolf, hertig av östergötland
Swedish Royal, SE
(b. 1750)
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karel josef adolf
CZ
(b. 1715)
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dietrich adolf, freiherr von der recke
9 Jul 1725 - 13 Dec 1789
(b. 1725)
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gustav iv adolf
King of Sweden between 1792-1809, SE
(b. 1778)
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gegő józsef adolf
SK
(b. 1746)
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jánosi engel adolf
Hungarian entrepreneur, HU
(b. 1820)
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karl adolf
Swedish prince (1798-1798), SE
(b. 1798)
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gustav adolf, friherre lagerfelt
9 Aug 1801 Lagerlunda - 12 Aug 1884 Linköping
(b. 1801)
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gustaf vi adolf
King of Sweden from 1950-1973; anthropologist, art historian, collector and archaeologist, SE
(b. 1882)
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františek adolf
CZ
(b. 1835)
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, Адольф 
, אדולף 
, among others...) , across the world, is a common last name. The last name Adolf is characteristic of Poland, where it is quite a common surname, Liechtenstein, and Namibia (explore the name in all countries). Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Poland, Tanzania, and Germany. More prevalently, Adolf is the forename as well as the last name.