In a 1943 speech Hitler called for the abolition of economic classes.

"All the more so after the war, the German National Socialist state, which pursued this goal from the beginning, will tirelessly work for the realization of a program that will ultimately lead to a complete elimination of class differences and to the creation of a true socialist community." - Adolf Hitler's Speech for the Heroes' Memorial Day (1943)

How is this not Marxism?

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Some General background information on the real history of the Swastika—not the Nazi version of it.
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Isn't it just perfect that the Nazi version of the Swastika is pretty much the inversion of the original Aryan design(?) It went from a symbol of peace and good fortune--to a completely negative connotion.

This is thanks to Hitler playing his role as the evil villain, which allowed the Jews to butcher the meaning of the Swastika in the publics mind.

Robert Sepehr is actually rehabilitating the Swastika in many of the videos he puts out and doing a great job at it.

It can be saved and returned to a new found glory but only we remember it's true meaning, not the twisted (((Nazi))) meaning.
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Is German antisemitism completely fabricated?

"In various European languages, it is known as the fylfot, gammadion, tetraskelion, or cross cramponnée (a term in Anglo-Norman heraldry); German: Hakenkreuz; French: croix gammée; Italian: croce uncinata; Latvian: ugunskrusts. In Mongolian it is called хас (khas) and mainly used in seals. In Chinese it is called 卍字 (wànzì), pronounced manji in Japanese, manja (만자) in Korean and vạn tự or chữ vạn in Vietnamese. In Balti/Tibetan language it
is called yung drung"
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika

The right-facing symbol (clockwise) (卐) is called Swastika, symbolizing Surya ('sun'), prosperity and good luck. While the left-facing symbol (counter-clockwise) (卍) is called sauwastika, symbolising night or tantric aspects of Kali.

1) The Four Limbs Represent the Four Vedas: The left represents the Rig Veda, the top the Yajur Veda, the right the Sama Veda, and the bottom, the Atharva. Together these form the foundational teachings of Hinduism, representing several millennia of spiritual exploration and insight.

2) They Represent the Four Stages of Life: Clockwise from top: Brahmacharya, Grihastha, Vanaprastha, Sannyasa. These are the four ashrama, or stages of life. When you are young you are in the brahmacharya stage, a student. After that comes the householder stage, grihastha. Then later in life comes vanaprastha, where you become a retired elder. Finally, a renunciation of material comforts and desires takes over during the final stage of sannyasa. Some people, after going through the brahmacharya stage, devote their entire lives to spiritual pursuits and enter sannyasa then.

4) They Also Can Be Taken to Represent the Four Yugas: In Hinduism, time is conceived of both cyclically and over vast epochs. These can be mapped onto the arms of the swastika (clockwise from left) as Satya Yuga, Treta Yuga, Dvapara Yuga, and finally Kali Yuga. The latter is both the shortest of the ages, and the one which we are now in.

5) The Four Seasons: Though not everyplace on Earth experiences the seasons in the same way and some places translate the procession of the year’s natural phenomena in different terms, the four limbs of the swastika can also be taken to represent winter, spring, summer, fall. The procession of the seasons mirroring the procession of the stages of life.

6) And the Four Directions: One final, and very basic way to interpret the four limbs of the swastika is that the represent the four directions. North, south, east, west. All of the planet is represented in the auspiciousness of the swastika. Be well.
https://www.hinduamerican.org/blog/6-things-you-need-to-know-about-symbolism-swastika/