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Neonazi flags

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Neonazi symbolism
Neonazi and other racial supremacist, far-right and related flags around the world:
- Argentina
- Brazil
- Czechia (Vlajka movement)
- Germany
- Hungary
- Italy
- Iran (Iran National-Socialist Workers Party)
- Israel (Kach Movement)
- Japan
- Lebanon (Syrian Social Nationalist Party)
- Lithuania
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Poland
- Portugal
- Russia
- Spain
- South Africa
- Sweden
- United Kingdom
- United States
Banned flags of nazi inspiration
Unidentified (neo)nazi flags
III Reich flags
- Nazi Party flags

Nazi, Fascist, occupation collaborationist, Axis-inspired, and/or related regimes and parties (mostely pre-1945):
- British Union of Fascists
- Chetnik movement (Serbia)
- Vaterländische Front (Austria)
- Danish National Socialist Party (Denmark)
- FET y de las JONS (Spain)
- Imperial Fascist League (Britain)
- Independent State of Croatia
- Kingdom of Romania (WWII Rank flags)
- Ľudová Strana, later Hlinka Guard (Slovakia)
- Mouvement Ouvrier Social-National Breton (Britanny, France)
- Nasjonal Samling (Norway)
- Nationaal-Socialistische Beweging (Netherlands, 1931-1945)
- Nationaal-Socialistische Nederlandsche Arbeiderspartij (Netherlands, 1931-1941)
- National Sozialist Schweiz Arbeiter Partei (Switzerland)
- Nyilaskeresztes Part (Hungary)
- Parti national socialiste chretien (Quebec, Canada)
- Partido del Nuevo Triunfo (Argentina)
- Russian Liberation Army / Русская Освободительная Армия
- Russian Liberation Peoples’ Army / Русская Освободительная Народная Армия
- Repubblica Sociale Italiana (Italy)
- Strollad Broadel Breiz (Britanny, France)
- Sudeten deutsche Partei (Sudetenland, Czechia)
- Swedish nazi parties (Sweden)
- União Nacional (Portugal)
- Tohokai (Japan)
- Vlaamsch Nationaal Verbond (Flanders, Belgium)
Mock variations of (neo)nazi flags
Derogatory nazi flag variations

Non-nazi usage of the same symbols:
- Swastika (see also: general use):
  - Cuna indians “swastika” (Panama)
  - Finnish Cross of Freedom
  - Eimskipafjelag Íslands house flag (Iceland)
  - A/S Det Compagnie Oversöiske house flag (Danmark)
  - Buddhist swastika
    - Tibetan swastika
    - Japanese swastika:
      - War flag of Tsugaru Nobuhiro (1586-1631) Kuni-Mutsu
      - Hirosaki Municipality (Aomori prefecture)
    - Falun Gong (China)
  - Hinduist swastika
    - Scindia Steamship Navigation Co. Ltd. house flag (India)
  - Jain swastika (India)
  - Basque “swastika”
- Celtic cross (see also: general use):
  - (Pan-)celtic cross
  - Welsh celtic cross:
    - Cadw institute
  - Irish celtic cross
  - Bleuñ-Brug movement (Bretonnist and Catholic)
  - Urz Goanag Breiz movement (Bretonnist youth)
  - Onomichi Dockyard house flag (Japan)
  - “Celtic cross” on the Dominican roundel
- General design:
  - Tunisia
  - Sindu Desh / Jumma Party (Pakistan)
  - XII c. Morocco flag (attributed)
  - Eischoll Commune (Valais Canton, Switzerland)
  - Mexican-Americans
  - E. K. Collins New Orleans Line house flag (United States, New York, 1832-1850)
  - Trader Navigation Co., Ltd. house flag (United Kingdom)
  - Blue Oyster Cult musicians’ personal flag (United States)

See also:

Flags in politics

External links:

Die Entwicklung des Hakenkreuzes zum todbringenden Symbol des Nationalsozialismus
article (in German) on history of the Swastika
Hate On Display: A Visual Database of Extremist Symbols, Logos and Tattoos
Nazism Exposed | Flags and Symbols (Pål’s site)

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