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Swastika. The Earliest Known Symbol and its Migration.

	Swastika. The Earliest Known Symbol And Its Migration. by Thomas Wilson
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The Swastika is used primarily as a symbol byHindus, but transferred to followers of other Indic religions like Buddhism andJainism. In the West, the Swastika is most easily identified as the symbol ofthe Nazis, who believed that the early Aryans of India, from whose Vedictradition the swastika sprang, were the prototypical white invaders, and thussaw fit to co-opt the sign as a symbol of white unity. It has come to signifyfascism outside of India due to its history in World War II. The present bookdelves into the origin, development and use of this ancient symbol through historyto the present times.ISBN: 8177559427

Pages : 320

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Swastika. The Earliest Known Symbol And Its Migration.

by Thomas Wilson