Guy who the Finnish air force adopted it from was brother in law of Hermann Göring,
you know the famous Nazi. So his use predated the Nazi used of the Swastika, but probably arose from the same racist milieu
I mean i have also seen that it's used on folk art in finland and shit. Or that could be the fylfot, which technically isn't a swastika. In the specific case of the air force, you are correct.
"folk" if only there was a Germanic word from the same root and purpose as folk, but one that was specifically associated with the swastika firmly by that point in 1918, a word and with connotations that an ethnographer like Rosen would surely understand
Like saying the swastika is also used in volk I mean Folk art in Finland is the point, it ties back to the Ariosophism that kicked these vile POSs off in the first place. It's just funny to specifically say "folk" when that is precisely the core of Nazism and its ties to the symbol
Guy who the Finnish air force adopted it from was brother in law of Hermann Göring, you know the famous Nazi. So his use predated the Nazi used of the Swastika, but probably arose from the same racist milieu
I mean i have also seen that it's used on folk art in finland and shit. Or that could be the fylfot, which technically isn't a swastika. In the specific case of the air force, you are correct.
"folk" if only there was a Germanic word from the same root and purpose as folk, but one that was specifically associated with the swastika firmly by that point in 1918, a word and with connotations that an ethnographer like Rosen would surely understand
Like saying the swastika is also used in volk I mean Folk art in Finland is the point, it ties back to the Ariosophism that kicked these vile POSs off in the first place. It's just funny to specifically say "folk" when that is precisely the core of Nazism and its ties to the symbol