Adolf Hitler's name is recorded as history as one of the dictators who, when in power, present fear, especially in Europe.

(By "driving" the Nazi party which was nationalist-socialist, Hitler wanted absolute German hegemony in Europe.
Slowly, World War I veterans began to move to control the surrounding countries.
When Adolf Hitler became the leader who called himself the Fuhrer, he began to change everything.
The doctrination of the superiority of the "Aryan" race as the ancestors of the Germans that exceeded the races of other countries, began to be implanted.

On September 15, 1935, the Nazis adopted a new flag featuring a swastika symbol.
The flag uses a red background with a white circle inside, complete with swastika images.

Here are some facts about "swastika":

1 . Derived from Sanskrit

Reporting from the Encyclopædia Britannica, Swastika comes from Sanskrit, "Svastika" which generally means "well-being" and "good luck".
Therefore, this symbol is the most sanctified in the tradition of Hinduism.

2 .Many meanings

Aside from being welfare, the swastika symbol also has various meanings.
If the symbol is clockwise, it is good.

The session signifies and describes human life following the rules and habits of life that apply in society in general.
Whereas if it is counter-clockwise, it is a form of ugliness and is widely used by witches in ancient times.
In this session, it symbolizes habits or lives that are different from society in general.
That is, everyone is doing bad habits that can harm themselves and other communities.

3 . Not only India

Besides being known as the most sanctified symbol in Hinduism in Inda, this symbol is also known in various other parts of the world.
Swastika symbols have been found in ceramics dating from four centuries before Christ in Persia / Iran, then in Troy Greece, Tibet and Japan.

North American Indians like the Navajos also know this symbol, which can be found in their bead craft patterns.
As for the Hindu community, swastika is recognized as a symbol of Brahma as the creator god and closely related to the sun.

4 . Abused by the Nazis

The Swastika is a symbol that presents its own fear and hatred when it is adopted by Nazi Germany as its country's flag.

Hitler used it to describe the superiority of the Aryans.
At that time, Nazi Germany used this symbol by tilting to the left about 45 degrees.
The three colors in the swastika, namely red, white, and black, are taken from the basic colors of the German flag, which was first used as a symbol of the German empire in 1897.

Nazi Germany was later attached to a number of violent actions against Jewish communities in Europe.
This caused the swastika symbol which originally meant good and positive to change 180 degrees to a symbol that was identified with cruelty.
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