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AnswerThe swastika is an ancient symbol. But there is a difference between the different swastikas in history. The Native American and east Indians have had swastikas in their art, but the arms face left, and not right as in the Nazi swastika. The Nazi swastika, is pagan in nature (Germanic I believe) and is symbolic of the god THOR. It is said that the early Nazis "borrowed" the swastika from Finland. By the way, the Finns also used the swastika on their tanks and planes during WW-2. AnswerUm, my friend moved here when he was 12, from Germany, and he said that the swastika meant Family (in German) not the god Thor.. also my friends name is Thor, and his name means god of thunder, so that wouldn't really make any sense. AnswerActually what I had learned in school was that the swastika was once the ancient Romans' symbol for Christianity and the reason for this is cause the Roman who made the swastika chopped the original cross "†" in to 4 pieces and made the swastika out of that.
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