| Today, the Nazi flag remains in common use by supporters and sympathisers | Swastika [ ] Before it became predominantly known as a symbol of Nazism during the World War II era, the swastika was a symbol used around much of the world for various purposes; it's even known to have adorned early synagogues as a decorative pattern |
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| , in his book , stated that: "in only two other designs did he Adolf Hitler execute the same care as he did : that of the and his own ", showing that Hitler was an avid flag designer | Note that the swastika appears to be left-facing in this image |
It is unknown whether this tradition was continued after the last Nuremberg rally in 1938.
| White the national thought," and that the black swastika was an emblem of the "" and "the ideal of creative work which is in itself and always will be anti-Semitic | |
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| One year after the death of in 1934, this dual arrangement ended | However, the Nazi flag on land was right-facing on both sides |
Here, rally participants carry , and a Nazi flag.
2| It first showed up in Sumeria in 3000 BC | Hitler banned usage of the imperial tricolour, labelling it as "reactionary", and made his party flag the sole national flag of Germany in 1935, which it remained until the and the fall of the |
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| Since 1945 [ ] Prominent alt-right activists were instrumental in organising the rally in , Virginia, United States in August 2017 | Historical flags of our ancestors |
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