The global power of freemasonry - Gnostic Liberation Front

In 1917, the Soviet Union considered using this symbol on the uniforms
of its soldiers.
Hitler was, however, impressed by the magnificence of the com-
munist reversed, right-angled swastika, and began using it as the
Nazi symbol on 20 May 1920. The dentist Friedrich Krohn of the party
leadership (who also was a member of the Germanenorden) had sug-
gested using the sauwastika, which promoted health and would have
brought balance and success to the male organization. It occurs in
Buddhism as symbolic of Buddha's esoteric teachings, the wheel of
life, but Hitler insisted on using the male swastika. In Buddhism the
female yin swastika is used for certain purposes to attain spiritual
balance. The Thule Society was, however, mainly interested in using
the male swastika. It held secret courts and condemned people to
death.
But fatally, the swastika did not work in the hands of these evil
men. It reduced the aura of the fighting male masses. The Nazi lea-
ders, however, took measures for their own security - producing
power without gathering power. For the Nazis therefore, this magic
symbol functioned as exploitation strength through joy (Kraft durch
Freude).
The Nazis, however, saw the swastika as a symbol of national
renaissance. In 1935, the Swastika with the original German colours
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