V for Victory

"V for Victory" was a symbol popularized during World War II, primarily by the Allied forces. The gesture involves raising the index and middle fingers in a "V" shape, representing hope, resilience, and the desire for triumph over adversaries. It became a widely recognized sign of solidarity and confidence, used in posters, photographs, and demonstrations to boost morale. Essentially, it communicated a unified message of determination to overcome adversity and achieve victory through perseverance and collective effort.