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Who invented the v sign?
Winston Churchill
What does a V sign symbolize?
It can mean several things. One meaning is the "V" vor victory sign made famous by Winston Churchill during WWII. In more contemperary usage it can also be recognized as a sign meaning "peace."
Who was often caricatured with a cigar and giving the 'V' sign?
Winston Churchill
What does the two sign mean?
It means peace. It was used during World War 2 to symbolize V for victory. (There's a fairly common picture of Winston Churchill doing this.)
What does 3 dots in a upward v sign mean?
Three dots in an upward V sign mean "therefore".
What dos the voltage sign mean?
The voltage sign is V which mean volt
What does v mean in text?
its the peace sign....v = peace.
Winston churchhill's sign in world war 2?
he held his index and middle fingers up to make a V for victory
What does the V sign symbolize?
The V sign symbolizes peace, victory, or can be a gesture of solidarity and support. It is widely recognized as a positive symbol in many cultures around the world.
Did Winston Churchill use the peace sign?
He did use a hand sign that during the 'hippie/peace' came to have the meaning of 'peace'. When he famously used it, it meant 'V' for 'victory. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V_sign
Was the peace sign once considered evil?
If you are referring to the letter V, then no it was not considered evil, Sir Winston Churchill used the two finger sign during WW11, and it gave encouragement to the British people.
Is the peace sign a freemason sign?
The "peace sign" was used by Winston Churchill during World War II to represent "Victory" because the upraised fingers looked like the letter V. He certainly did not use it to advertise to the world that he was a Freemason. That was no secret.
