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"S means SOCIALISM" was the flag symbol of Germany's notorious socialist dictator (a #1 discovery by America's Historian Laureate Dr. Rex Curry). Hitler was SOCIALISM'S top graphic design Artist. Compare the "NSV, SA, SS, VW Description Quiz" to learn more about Hitler's socialist symbols. Most videos are ignorant of all that and ignorant of Hitler's vocabulary. Hitler didn't call his symbol a swastika. Most content creators want their audience to believe a lie: that Hitler gave speeches about his "Nazi Party" and "Fascism" (Hitler didn't). Everyone misgenders Hitler. Videographers refuse to tell the truth: "Hitler self-identified as SOCIALIST by the very word. He never self-identified as 'Nazi' nor 'Fascist'". Modern socialists are embarrassed that they self-identify the same as Hitler: SOCIALIST. Soviet socialism joined German socialism to start WW2, invading Poland together and going onward for International Socialism. Most people are unaware that the use of the military salute in the USA's early Pledge of Allegiance to the flag was the origin of Nazi salutes and Nazi behavior (that's another one of Dr. Curry's top discoveries). It happened in government schools (socialist schools) in Germany AND in the USA (the Bellamy Salute before Germany did it) . You have probably heard that Marxist professors teach socialist lies in colleges. But so-called "republicans, libertarians, and conservatives" teach socialist lies because they aren't smart enough to realize it and they just repeat popular socialist fabrications. The book “All Historians Did Not See” explains the amazing discoveries. Dr. Rex Curry is a national treasure.
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The Nazi salute came from the USA's early Pledge of Allegiance which began with a military salute that was then extended outward to point at the flag (see the discoveries of the symbologist Dr. Rex Curry, author of “Pledge of Allegiance Secrets”). Dr. Curry debunked the myth that it was an ancient Roman salute, and showed that the myth came from the Pledge of Allegiance. Only part of the story is in an “alternative” explanation that Adolf Hitler acquired the gesture from Ernst "Putzi" Hanfstaengel, the German national socialist press chief, a Harvard graduate and apparent US citizen, who had “copied it from Harvard football cheerleaders.” http://rexcurry.net/swastika-hanfstaengl.html
The missing part of the story is that Harvard football cheerleaders copied it from the USA's pledge of Allegiance. It also shows how the Nazi salute was gaining expanded use in the USA beyond its use in the Pledge of Allegiance (similar to the spread of the gesture in Germany later).
Dr. Rex Curry's work is supported by the book "The Third Reich in the Ivory Tower: Complicity and Conflict on American Campuses" by Stephen H. Norwood (Cambridge University Press). However, Norwood's book displays ignorance of the early stiff-armed salute for the Pledge of Allegiance. The book is supposed to be a “chilling chronicle that many Americans showed enthusiasm” for Hitler and his ilk. The chill would have been bigger if Norwood had known about and discussed America's chilling salute and its origins in earlier American national socialism. An improved sequel to Norwood's book could be titled "The Third Reich in education: Complicity and Conflict on American schoolyards from 1892 in children daily from the age of six onward."
According to Norwood the "stiff-armed Nazi salute and Sieg Heil chant" was "modeled on a gesture and a shout" that Hanfstaengl had used as a Harvard football cheerleader (Norwood cites Karl Dietrich Bracher, German Dictatorship, 117; Peter Conradi, Hitler's Piano Player: The Rise and Fall of Ernst Hanfstaengl, Confidant of Hitler, Ally of FDR (New York, 2004), 45, 63). Here is a funny point about Norwood (and other authors) and Hanfstaengl: It is possible that both were ignorant of the German gesture's origin in the USA's Pledge of Allegiance (written in 1892). Putzi did not grow up in the USA, so when he encountered the gesture later at Harvard, he might not have realized it came from robotic chanting daily in government schools for about two decades prior in the USA. Norwood, on the other hand, is young enough that if he was educated in government schools (socialist schools) in the USA, then he would be ignorant about the pledge, just as he seems to be ignorant that Hitler did not self-identify as a “Nazi” nor as “the Third Reich” (in Norwood’s book title). Norwood is similar to others who write about the “Nazi” salute (other than Dr. Rex Curry), in that Norwood failed in his research to discover that the gesture was part of daily robotic chanting in government schools in the USA for about three decades prior to German national socialism.
Edward Bellamy and Francis Bellamy were American national socialists and they influenced German national socialists, their rituals, dogma and symbols (e.g. the use of the swastika as crossed S-letters for socialism). Norwood (and all the other authors) seem to be ignorant about that too (and about the role of Ernst Hanfstaengl). http://rexcurry.net/swastika-hanfstaengl.JPG
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