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Why did Hitler choose the swastika symbol and what is its connection with Hinduism?

Hitler and his choice of the Swastika symbol

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image captionHitler and the Swastika

The ‘Swastak’ or ‘Swastika’ has been a sacred symbol for Hindu, Jain and Buddhist religions for centuries. This sign represents good luck and prosperity and is used in festivals and religious ceremonies. Remember that swastika is a popular symbol not only in India but all over the world.

By the 1940s, this symbol was widely seen and popular in Western countries. It was also seen as a symbol of good luck and prosperity there.

Hitler then used the Hakenkreuz, or curved cross, on the flag of Nazi Germany, which resembles the swastika, and is now seen as a provocative symbol in Western countries, including Australia, Canada, and the United States.

Thus, after the Second World War, this sign became a symbol of the painful memories of the Holocaust among the inhabitants of Western countries, especially the Jews.

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