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                   Germanic peoples were considered the purest Aryans. Before this idea was dis-
                   proved by anthropologists in the second half of the 20th century, it was adopted by
                   Adolf Hitler and the Nazis and would form the basis for the German regime’s pol-
                   icy of exterminating Jews, Gypsies and other non-Aryans”. 76

                   Reviving the pagan and racist Aryan culture, which is also the ba-
              sis of Hinduism, was central to the Nazi ideology. The founders of
              Nazism had taken a great interest in Hinduism. The creator of the Nazis’
              occult ideas, Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, had traveled to India in her
              quest to discover the roots of paganism, and lived there for many years
              as an admirer of Hinduism. Another leading figure of Nazism, Guido
              von List had founded the List foundation in 1904 at Vienna. One of the
              most notable aspects of this foundation was that Hinduisms Tantra ritu-
              als were practiced there. The infamous lightning-bolt symbol made of
              two S’s, side by side, was his brainchild, and it was adopted later by the

              SS, the Schutzstaffel, Adolf Hitlers’ Praetorian Guard. 77
                   The infamous swastika, the symbol of Nazism, was originally a
              Hindu symbol. The word “Swastika” in Sanskrit means “of pure de-
              scent” and was used to denote the Aryans, founders of the Hindu reli-
              gion. The swastika was first used in Germany by an occultist organiza-
              tion known as the Thule Foundation, from where the Nazis appropriat-
              ed it. Hitler explained in the 2nd volume, 7th chapter, of his infamous
              book Mein Kampf (My Struggle), that the Swastika was an Aryan symbol.
                   The swastika is still widely used in India at the present as it sym-
              bolizes the imaginary deity Ganesha of the Hindu faith. An article titled
              “India’s Swastika God” had the following to say on the subject (Surely
              Allah is beyond all the expressions at the beginning of and throughout
              the text):

                   “For millions of Hindus, Ganesha is the most important imaginary deity in the
                   Hindu firmament because they can only through him make their prayers reach all
                   the other deities in the spiritual universe…The swastika, Ganesha’s main symbol,


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