The symbol was endorsed by the upper echelons of the Third Reich during the Nazi’s rise to power. In the decades since, it’s filtered down to today’s white supremacist mass shooters.

The symbol, a capital Z with a line through the middle, was proposed by the user who started the trend, @smoothavacado, as a representation of "unity" and "a sign of rebellion" for Gen Z. That ...

In September 2019, the Anti-Defamation League released an updated list of hate-related symbols, hand signs and numbers. Among them was a familiar, seemingly innocent gesture: the “OK” sign ...

How have Germany following defeat in WWII and the U.S. south after losing the Civil War taught succeeding generations and ...

What's True. The shape of the stage resembled a version of the "Odal rune" symbol that was used by a number of Nazi divisions during the early 20th century.

By Saturday afternoon there had been nearly 100,000 tweets that compared the CPAC stage to the ODAL Rune, which was used by a unit of the insidious Waffen SS, the initially named the SS-Volunteer ...

Danzig are facing criticism for using a Nazi-associated symbol on their new official merchandise. The New Jersey heavy metal band are currently out on the road for a run of US West Coast headline ...

What is the symbol’s origin? Inverted triangles were used for a prisoner classification system in Nazi concentration camps during World War II. The triangles acted as quickly identifiable badges ...

The tour runs until the end of March, and while it should be a wholly fun experience for attendees, some fans are calling out Danzig over Nazi iconography on his merch. What Happened ...

Army probes Special Forces soldier appearing to wear Nazi symbol in social media post: ‘Clear violation of our values’ By . Richard Pollina. Published March 29, 2024, 2:44 a.m. ET.

An image of a Ukrainian soldier wearing a patch containing the Totenkopf symbol, an example of Nazi iconography, that was posted on the Twitter account of Ukraine’s Defense Ministry, then deleted.