[2020 June 27, Zee Hindustan Web Team, “हिटलर की तरह दुनिया के सामने बड़ा खतरा शी जिनपिंग यानी‘XITLER’ [hiṭlar kī tarah duniyā ke sāmne baṛā khatrā śī jinpiṅg yānī‘XITLER’]”, in Zee News[1]:
आजकल सोशल मीडिया में एक नया शब्द छा रहा है - ‘XITLER’.
ājkal sośal mīḍiyā mẽ ek nayā śabd chā rahā hai - ‘XITLER’.
2020 October 7, R Jagannathan, “Xitler Isn’t Going Down Like Hitler; To Stare Him Down, Trade Should Be The World’s Weapon Of Choice”, in Swarajya[3]:
Xitler can’t be confronted militarily like Hitler was.
2021 December 15, R Jagannathan, “US Needs To End Its Putin Obsession And Focus On the Real Enemy: Xitler's China”, in Swarajya[4]:
[…] one beneficiary: China, which is ruled by the only major political party and leader that has parallels to Nazi Germany, complete with a Xitler of its own.
mention-y quotes referring to 2016 / 2017 T-shirt incident
2016 November 3, Catherine Lai, “Young Chinese activist missing after sharing plan to wear ‘Xitler’ t-shirt in public – report”, in Hong Kong Free Press[5]:
At the end of August, Kwon posted a picture of himself with the t-shirt on Twitter, saying that “Xitler” was inspired by a tweet from former Tiananmen Square student leader and activist Rose Tang.
2017 February 15, “Chinese Activist Stands Trial For Subversion Over 'Xitler' T-Shirt”, in Radio Free Asia[6]:
[…] satirical nicknames for President Xi Jinping, including "Xitler."
2017 February 16, Chris Buckley, “He Called China’s President ‘Xitler’ on Twitter. Now He Faces Prison.”, in The New York Times[7]:
[…] a picture of the T-shirt featuring scabrous names for Mr. Xi, including “Xitler.”
2017 October 14, Simon Denyer, “As Xi Jinping gets a second 5-year term, Chinese wonder if he’ll be another Putin”, in The Washington Post[8]:
[…] while another was jailed and charged with subversion for referring to him as "Xitler" on Twitter.
mention-y quotes not referring to 2016 / 2017 T-shirt incident?
