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In Germany, there is no Jewish connotation of the surname ‘Adelmann’ (which is the only possible spelling there), or at least not anymore, while to e.g. the USA the name ‘Adelman’ or ‘Adleman’ has been brought by mainly Jewish immigrants. Unfortunately, I cannot provide any sources or citations, therefore I use the discussion page. Probably someone else can find an appropriate citation. --91.62.60.249 (talk) 14:40, 8 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]
