Swastika

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The swastika (Sanskritm. स्वस्तिक "happiness, salvation"; actually "to be good", from su- "good" and asti, the noun of as- "to be", usually translated as: "All is well"), a cross with arms bent to the right or left , which can also be pointed, flat-angled or rounded and decorated with circles, lines, dots or ornaments, is a symbol of (good) luck that has been demonstrably widespread for at least 6000 years in Europe, Asia and, less frequently, in Africa, Central America and Polynesia[1].

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References

  1. Christian Zentner, Friedemann Bedürftig: Das Große Lexikon des Dritten Reiches, Südwest-Verlag, München 1985, S. 234.