Unidentified (neo)nazi flags

Last modified: 2007-06-16 by antónio martins
Keywords: walkyrie | cross: celtic | y | disc (white): symbol (black) |
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• Walkyrie
• Y-flag

• Neonazi flags
• Unidentified Flags or Ensigns

Walkyrie

Nazi group Walkyrie (I don’t know what country); source: communication from José Luís Cepero.
Jaume Ollé, 05 Jun 2000 and 24 Jun 2000

Y-flag

…similar to one that was displayed in LA when the community center was shot up. This flag someone is flying and my husband thinks it maybe anti Jewish flag.
US annonymous, Oct 1999

This is either

• a variation of the swastika symbol, with three legs and barred ends (cf. the austrian WWII Vaterländische Front and the South African white supremacist Afrikaner Weerstands Beweging) (If it is this one, I bet we’ll found it that it was hoisted upside down — just a semiotic/aesthetical hunch.), or
• it might be some organization somehow related to the letter "Y" (there’s a US racist organization that uses a "W", for "white", in this flag arrangement, but I know none using a "Y").

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