Nazi Swastika

The Nazi swastika is a symbol that was adopted by the National Socialist German Workers' Party (Nazi Party) in the early 20th century. Originally an ancient symbol representing prosperity and good luck in various cultures, it became associated with the Nazis and their ideology of Aryan supremacy, militarism, and racial purity. The swastika, displayed prominently on flags and insignia, became a powerful emblem of the regime responsible for World War II and the Holocaust. Today, it is widely recognized as a symbol of hate and totalitarianism, and its display is banned in many countries due to its historical associations.