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I thought that the Swastika went in reverse the direction that the Hindu one goes, and one of the reasons that Hitler choose the symbol is that it is an old Teutonic symbol. Its also a Native American symbol, Navajo I think.
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I thought that the Swastika went in reverse the direction that the Hindu one goes, and one of the reasons that Hitler choose the symbol is that it is an old Teutonic symbol. Its also a Native American symbol, Navajo I think.
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I've seen Hindu swastikas that go both ways, but more commonly the same direction as the Nazi one. The Hindu swastika usually stands flat, though, and not balanced on a point -- though I've seen it that way, too.