Ever since the Nazi Party adopted the swastika, many countries have banned public display of it. Including:
Hungary, it is a criminal misdemeanour to publicly display "totalitarian symbols", including the swastika, the SS insignia and the Arrow Cross, punishable by fine. Display for academic, educational, artistic or journalistic reasons is allowed. Also the communist symbols of hammer and sickle and the red star are also regarded as a totalitarian symbols and have the same restriction by Hungarian criminal law.
In Poland, public display of Nazi symbols, including the Nazi swastika, is a criminal offence punishable by up to eight years in jail.
Germany, there are little to no exception on publicly displaying the swastika and is punishable by, no more than 3 years in prison. The swastikas on Hindu and Jain temples are exempt, as religious symbols cannot be banned.
Asia, as I said above religious symbols cannot be banned. Today there are many religious uses of the swastika in many asian countries.
Brazil, in Brazil the use of, or distribution of any Nazi symbol or swastika is punishable by a two to five years prison term and a fine.
No, it is not illegal. However, because of its strong link to Nazism as well as the Holocaust and World War II, it is generally considered very offensive, and people may become upset with you if you wear or otherwise display it.
That is easy the answers is swastika.
Here, just copy it. 卍 ^ that's NOT a swastika. its backwards
No, the Swastika was the symbol of the Nazi party. The party was formed after the great war by disaffected men unhappy at the perceived injustice of the treaty of Versailles and what they saw as the weak Weimar republic. Yes, the Swastika was used in WW1 by various units. The Swastika was an ancient symbol and the American Indians used it as a good luck symbol. The US 45th Infantry Division wore a shoulder sleeve insignia that included a Swastika because of its association with Oklahoma Indians. (Later it became a Red Diamond with a Yellow Swastika which was changed to a Yellow Thunderbird at the outbreak of WW2---because of its association with the Nazi's.) The Swastika was painted on several WW1 aircraft. One of France's leading Ace had a large swastika painted on the sides and top of the fuselage behind the cockpit. The Lafeyette Escadrille, composed of Americans who volunteered to fly for the French, had the head of an Indian Chief painted on their aircraft and on the bonnet was a small swastika. The Finnish national insignia was a Blue Swastika but I'm not sure if it was used during WW1 or after. During WW2 the Finnish national insignia painted on their aircraft was a white circle with a Blue Swastika. It may have been used in WW1.
I have one with a swastika lite up on top of a round tower in Befreiungsjabr 1935
well,, swastika is a thing from Hitler,,, so, i think not.... well... maybe... -.-'
The internet. Swastika's are illegal in some countries.
No.
Yes it is totally legal to do that, go ahead:)
Yes it is. We sell German war flags , but it would be illegal, under German law, for us to send them to Germany. This is also the case in Hungary and Brazil. Each time we sell overseas we have to check the law within the country.
The swastika.
don't you mean the swastika? the swastika was the nazi symbol. don't you mean the swastika? the swastika was the nazi symbol.
In many countries, displaying a swastika in public, including as a tattoo, can be considered a criminal offense due to its association with hate speech and promoting ideologies of hatred. It is important to be aware of the legal implications and societal consequences of getting such a tattoo.
No, the swastika is not illegal in Canada. As part of a Hallowe'en costume, you would be justified in wearing it; many would see it as a very good idea for such a costume.
The symbol of Hitler's political party, the Nazis, was the swastika.
A Swastika is the symbol for Nazi Germany.
Hitler took the Swastika from Hindu mythology. It symbolizes peace and prosperity. Ironic, no?
The Pink Swastika was created in 1995.