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Nazi Swastika

The swastika has been used as a decoration or mystical symbol in many parts of the world. Adopted by the Nazis as their party badge, the swastika came to stand for Hitler's Germany in general, and for Nazi racial policies in particular, since it was chosen on the mistaken ground that it was a Nordic emblem; few other symbols have become so widely associated with evil

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