Kriti Khurana

The symbol of Hitler and his Nazi political theory wasn't the Swastik, it was the hooked cross. As mentioned in his book Mien Kampf, which is an autobiography from the very man in question, he described the symbol as Hakenkreuz, which etymologically refers to "Hooked Cross." This symbol has its roots in the Christian religious tradition and has nothing to do with the Swastika of the Indians. Ironically, the Swastika is a symbol of peace and harmony. Hitler was not an atheist, he was deeply influenced by Christianity and did inhumane and monstrous deeds in the name of the Christian God. The unjustified image and projection of Swastika as an evil symbol giving rise to the death of countless innocent people is just an attempt to take the blame away from the real symbolic significance of the gammadion cross for Hitler and his Nazism. The impact of this historical distortion of the Swastika is still felt in the illogical and meaningless refutation to it, thanks to a bunch of propagandists, Swastika has faced nonsensical backlash for years, this stops now.