Swastika

:For the town in Ontario, see Swastika, Ontario.

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• {{note|manwoman.net}} Sarah Boxer. "One of the world's great symbols strives for a comeback". The New York Times, July 29, 2000.
• {{note|northvegr.org}} "The Swastika". Northvegr Foundation. Notes on the etymology and meaning of Swastika
• {{note|crystallinks}} "The Swastika". Crystalinks: Ellie Crystal's Metaphysical and Science Website.
• {{note|flagspot.net-proportions}} "Swastika Flag Specifications and Construction Sheet (Germany)". Flags of the World.
• {{note|gonzalez}} Servando González. "The Krohn Connection". The Swastika and the Nazis. 1998.
• {{note|jrbooksonline}} J. R. "Debunking the Nazi 'Backwards Swastika' Myth". JR's Rare Books and Commentary. August 2001.
• {{note|jaanus}} "Sayagata????". Japanese Architecture and Art Net Users System.
• {{note|amiens}} Robert Ferré. "Amiens Cathedral". Labyrinth Enterprises.
• {{note|tockington}} Gary Malkin. "Tockington Park Roman Villa". The Area of Bristol in Roman Times. December 9, 2002.
• {{note|bengalonthenet}} Subhayu Banerjee. "Shubho Nabobarsho". Bengal on the Net. April 16, 2001
• {{note|jewishvirtuallibrary}} "Ein Gedi: An Ancient Oasis Settlement". Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs. November 23, 1999.
• {{note|unicode}} "CJK Unified Ideographs", The Unicode Standard, Version 4.1. Unicode, Inc. 2005. (PDF file)
• {{note|collectorsguide}} Dottie Indyke. "The History of an Ancient Human Symbol". April 4, 2005. originally from The Wingspread Collector?s Guide to Santa Fe, Taos and Albuquerque, Volume 15.
• {{note|scoutingmilestones}} C.R. "Johnny" Walker. "The Fleur-de-lis and the Swastika". "Johnny Walker's Scouting Milestones Pages. November 2003.
• {{note|hansard}} House of Commons Hansard Debates for 12 Jun 1996 (pt 41).
• {{note|Latvia}} Dov Gutterman, Latvia: Aircraft Marking, June 20, 2004.
• {{note|45thdivision}} "From Swastika to Thunderbird". 45th Infantry Division Museum.
• {{note|thunderbirds}} Brigadier General Ross. H. Routh (Ret.) "From Swastika to Thunderbird". The M38A1 Restoration Site. History of the 45th Infantry Division
• {{note|flagspot.net-ont}} José Manuel Erbez. "Order of the New Templars 1907". Flags of the World. January 21, 2001.
• {{note|flagspot.net-jagerschaft}} Santiago Dotor, and Norman Martin. "German Hunting Society 1934-1945 (Third Reich, Germany)" Flags of the World. March 15, 2003. The flag of the Reichsbund Deutsche Jägerschaft
• {{note|flagspot.net-offset}} Mark Sensen, António Martins, Norman Martin, and Ralf Stelter. "Centred vs. Offset Disc and Swastika 1933-1945 (Germany)". Flags of the World. December 29, 2004.
• {{note|flagspot.net-jugend}} Marcus Wendel et al. "Hitler Youth (NSDAP, Germany)". Flags of the World. January 17, 2004.
• {{note|flagspot.net-reichskriegsflagge}} Norman Martin et al. "War Ensign 1938-1945 (Germany)". Flags of the World. The "Reichskriegsflagge"
• {{note|flagspot.net-uprightswastika}} Flags at Flags of the World:
• * Norman Martin et al. "Standard of the Leader and National Chancellor 1935-1945". April 9, 2004. Hitler's personal flag;
• * Marcus Wendel, Jaume Ollé, et al. "Schutzstaffel/SS" December 14, 2001;
• * Jaume Ollé, ?eljko Heimer, and Norman Martin. "State Flag and Ensign 1935-1945" December 29, 2004. The "Reichsdienstflagge"
• {{note|berkeley-eizenstat}} Harry Kreisler. "Conversation with Stuart E. Eizenstat". Conversations with History. Institute of International Studies, UC Berkeley. April 30, 2003.
• {{note|bbc-filmposter}} "Swastika film poster escapes ban". BBC News. February 21, 2002.
• {{note|soc-cre-ana}} "Glossary of Terms" of the Society for Creative Anachronism. December 23, 2003.
• {{note|cbc-toypandas}} "Toy pandas bearing swastikas a cultural mix-up". CBC News. December 30, 2002.
• {{note|glendale-pandas}} Scott H. Howard, City Attorney. "Report: Lampposts". Memo to the City Council of Glendale, California.
• {{note|microsoftknowledgebase-833407}} "critical update to remove unacceptable symbols from the Bookshelf Symbol 7 font". Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 833407. November 8, 2004
• {{note|bbc-harry}} "Clarence House issues apology for Prince Harry's Nazi costume". BBC News. January 13, 2005.

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Further external links

• A very comprehensive source, by a Hindu leader
• The Cross: Its Origin and Significance, Christian Churches of God, 1999
• The History of the Swastika (About.com)
• The Swastika in Heraldry (comments from the Heraldica mailing list)
• The Origins of the Swastika BBC News
• Windsor's "Swastikas" Hockey Teams 1905-1916
• sites presenting versions of Wilson's The Swastika (above)
• The Swastika
• Swaztika (sic) (a scan of the original publication)
• The Swastika, the Earliest Known Symbol (a searchable facsimile at the University of Georgia Libraries; DjVu & layered PDF format)
• Comets and the Bronze Age Collapse by Bob Kobres
• Swastika in Indian Culture by Jyotsna Kamat
• Origins and its first appearance as a Nazi symbol
• The Swastika and the Nazis by Servando González
• From Flags of the World:
• Origins of the Swastika Flag (Third Reich, Germany) (collection of links and comments)
• Neonazi flags (links to other FOTW pages)
• Rehabilitating the Fylfot (notes from the Odinic Rite's website)
• Rehabilitating the Swastika Hindus in Britain launch campaign to revive the Swastika
• The Swastika, Lawrence Waldron, Chan Magazine, Summer 2000.
• "manwoman" - Canadian "pop artist" covered in Swastika tatoos
• Finnish uses of the swastika
• Swastika Gallery
• Swastika shaped building found on the US Naval Amphibious Base in Coronado, California