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What was the official Flag of Germany during World War 2?
It was a black swastika in a white circle on a red background. The swastika was a universal sign of peace in Ancient Civilizations. The German National Socialist Workers Party adopted it, turned it 45 degrees on end and used it as their party symbol. Ever since it has been associated with the German National Socialist Workers Party. However, there were different variations for different branches of the service.
What does the blue background on the Slovakia flag stand for?
there is no official symbolism for the colors on the Slovakia flag.
What does the blue background on the Australian flag stand for?
It is representing the Scotland flag on the Union Jack.
What is the emblem of the nazi flag?
swastika
What is the emblemon the nazi flag?
Its a swastika
Emblem on nazi flag?
Swastika
What is the difference between the sickle and hammer and the swastika flags?
The sickle and hammer was the flag of the Soviet Union and the swastika the flag of Nazi Germany.
How many degrees did Nazis turn the swastika to create their flag?
A right-facing 45° rotated swastika was incorporated into the Nazi party flag, which was made the state flag of Germany during Nazism.
When did the swastika go of the German flag?
during ww2 when Hitler was elected chancellor of Germany The swastika flag originated when Hilter created his Nazi Party in the early 1930's. Later, it was adopted as the national flag. In 1939, the swastika was adopted as a symbol for the Army. For example the Army infantry belt buckle changed to the Eagle with a swastika and the Iron Cross had the date 1939 and a Swastika added to it.
What is another word for Nazi flag?
the swastika? 卐
What does the flag with a gold harp and green background stand for?
this is the flag of the province of Leinster. if there is a crown above the harp it is the flag of the Kingdom of Ireland before 1801.
What does the aquitaine flag mean?
It stand for the blood of the dead and corage.
