The History of Terrorism
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"Celtic" Swastika
1900-? Order of the New Templars (Ordo Novi Templi)
1912-1934 Germanenorden (Germanic or Teutonic Order)
1927 Adolf Hitler was reportedly one of the publication's readers in his late teens, and there is speculation that it served as a catalyst for his antisemitism.[4] After Hitler's rise to prominence in the 1920s, Lanz tried to be recognized as one of his ideological precursors. In the preface of issue one in the 3rd series of Ostara, c. 1927, he wrote, "One shall remember that the swastika- and fascist movements are basically offspring of Ostara."[5]
1964-? The Process Church
1974-Today Raelism (9/19/1974)
1992-Today Falun Gong
2025 NYT - Coast Guard Says Swastika and Noose Displays Are No Longer Hate Incidents - A new servicewide policy recasts swastikas and nooses as “politically divisive,” revises harassment provisions and deletes protections for transgender troops.
Ananda Marga Logo (Star of David, the Swastika and the Rising Sun)
Charles Manson
Chinese Swastikas
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Falun Gong symbol
Guido von List
Indian Swastikas
Lafayette Escadrille
NAZI Swastika
Nikolas Cruz had etched swastikas an ammo that he carried that took 17 lives
Plane with Swastika at Chino Airport
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Swastika inside the Union Jack
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Symbol of Aryan Theosophical Press is a swastika over the Star of David within a pyramid.
The NAZIs
Theosophy Logo (Anhk/Egyptian Cross inside a Star of David with a Swastika over it surrounded by a ouroboros/snake eating itself)