The "natzi sign" as you call it was a swastika, and natzi while pronounced like that is spelled nazi. The swastika was a symbol in japanese culture meaning "sacred", so it was a sacred symbol to them.
The nazis used this to show their superiority over the Jews and they made it as a political running system for Hitler.
So, the japanese made it, Hitler used it for his campaign, and the nazis believed that the Jews were the source of the great depression going on in Germany. To them, if they killed all the Jewish people, the depression would disappear.
Frankly I don't see their reasoning...
2007-01-03 13:16:11
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answered by OMG. It's Laura. 3
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2016-12-17 13:31:04
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answered by aziz 4
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The early Christians had to be secret in their faith (because the Roman Government would execute them) so the Christians would draw the third letter of the Greek alphabet, That looks like an L upside down, with their toe in the sand while they were talking with someone letting them know they were a Christian. IF the Person they were talking to was a Christian they would do the same . If the person was not a Christian , the Christian would smooth the sign out with their foot The third letter of the Greek alphabet was later added to with three more of the same And connected the first represented Christ, the second represented GOD the Father, the third the HOLY Spirit the fourth one the Christian, When all 4 were connected the Swastika was formed So the original Swastika was a symbol of Christ, The Son of GOD, GOD, The Holy Spirit.And A Christian.
The GERMAN people are a Christian Nation. They bury their dead under Christians Crosses, During WWII A German Submarine Surfaced close to an American battleship on Christmas eve The German U boat Capt, was on deck. and he heard the Americans singing Christmas Carols. He didn t understand the words .but knew the tune. .
2014-11-26 10:13:24
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answered by kd100 2
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2016-09-29 09:57:40
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answered by ? 4
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First of all it is not spelled "natzi" rather "Nazi".
Second, National Socialism (Nazi) is not a religion.
Third, the symbol you're referring to is commonly known as a swastika, which was used by Hitler's regime.
HOWEVER - what most people don't know is that this symbol PREDATES the Nazi's by about 6000 years!!! It is in actual fact an ancient Buddhist symbol. This symbol has gotten a bad rap because the Nazi's have used it - but remember, it was never their symbol to use. If that idiot Saddam Hussein had used the Mercedes Benz Star emblem or the holy cross as a symbol for his criminal endeavours - these "symbols would have inadvertently become "symbols of evil" - just as the Buddhist symbol has become. So... to all who get offended by seeing that symbol on a Buddhist statue, you should not be.
2007-01-03 13:29:41
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answered by Sven B 6
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The sign used by the Nazi's,which they called a swastika,is actually an ancient Indian fertility sign,that is still in use in India.
The Nazi's were not a religion, but a political group begun in Germany in the 1930's.
They had a belief that the Aryan race were the supreme race. Links to that race of people were believed to have been found all along the river Rhine and as far as Northern India.
2007-01-03 13:20:26
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answered by sistablu...Maat 7
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The swastika (from Sanskrit svástika स्वस्तिक ) is an equilateral cross with its arms bent at right angles in either left-facing or right-facing direction. In recent history, the Swastika was used in Nazi Germany flag, to emphasize the superiority of the supposedly Aryan/Indian German race over other races, and became controversial symbol since then. In the Western world, it is most widely known and used as a symbol of Nazism (the Hakenkreuz, "hook-cross") and this political association has partly eclipsed its historical status.
On the other hand, traces of the use of swastika is known from 3000 years , and is considered a sacred symbol in Dharmic religions (Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism) and Germanic ones (Odinism.). The Hindu version is often decorated with a dot in each quadrant.
It is traditionally oriented so that a main line is horizontal, though it is occasionally rotated at forty-five degrees.
2007-01-03 13:15:02
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answered by Anonymous
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The nazi symbol started out as a symbol of peace and eternity. it is connected with an ET society, if i remember correctly, that came down from heaven.
Germany slaughtered the Peaceful insignia with their hatred and Pure Race domination it can be found in tibetan monasteries to this day. Or some eastern religious communities. i will tell you what i believe, if there is a whole race of beings in outerspace that have this insignia on their spacecrafts, i would run the other way, in a heart beat. If the fruits of their religious dogma are the Hitler regime, there can be solemn assembly only the slaugther of the assembly.
2007-01-03 13:17:33
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answered by Anonymous
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The Navajo Nation of Arizona had long used this symbol that the Nazis had adopted. The symbol, as used by the Hopis, was a religious representation of the four winds and of the prayer for crops to prosper.
But when World War II began, and the knowledge of the Swastika and its evil purpose became known to the Southwest Indians, the Navajo immediately ceased to use it in their religious ceremonies.
2007-01-03 13:35:31
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answered by Guitarpicker 7
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The "Nazi sign" is a perverted form of the swastika. It is drawn backwards (appearing to spin counterclockwise), showing resistance. It is also drawn at a tilt to indicate a spinning motion, showing progress. It was made by the Nazis to symbolize their motives. Some did object to the swastika's portrayal, especially the direction in which it appears to spin, as some feel this is "away from God." Nonetheless, it was put through as Hitler demanded and became the official emblem of Deutschland in 1933.
As far as "Nazi religion" goes, you are referring to Nazi mysticism. While many laugh at it, it does contain powerful occultic rituals that, for the most part, should never be attempted.
2007-01-03 13:16:38
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answered by Anonymous
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