How the Swastika, an Ancient Symbol of Good Fortune Used Around the World, Became the Nazi Logo Archaeologists have found the distinctive design on artifacts from India, Europe, Africa, China and ...

The swastika symbol dates back 15,000 years, and to many represents good fortune and luck. But Hitler's Nazis turned it into a sign of hate and evil.

The swastika symbol is now irredeemably tainted by its use by the Nazis in World War II. But it is also one of the oldest symbols in the world and, for most of history, it's had entirely different ...

Examples of it appear in archaeological sites across Asia, the Americas, and Northern Europe. The swastika is a holy symbol in Buddhism, leading present-day priests such as Rev. Dr. T. Kenjitsu ...

The swastika symbol dates back 15,000 years, and to many represents good fortune and luck. But Hitler's Nazis turned it into a sign of hate and evil. Search query ...

The swastika, a symbol with millennia of history, ... In ancient Europe, the swastika was frequently used in Celtic art, where it symbolized the eternal cycle of life and death.

YVETTE ALT MILLER Swastikas have a long history and are widely employed around the world today. The state of Victoria in Australia has made it illegal to display swastikas. After racist incidents ...

For many, the cross with bent arms is a painful symbol of evil, hate and genocide. For others, it's an ancient sign of peace and prosperity. For all involved, it's an issue fraught with history ...

Virginia's new law bans Nazi symbols used to intimidate, while clearly distinguishing Hitler's Hakenkreuz from the sacred ...

Even Christianity has used the swastika symbol. ... Swastikas became popular in the 1800s in Germany and elsewhere Europe, and for a time they were seen as a symbol of Europe’s ancient past.