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is seen to denote the crossroads between the two worlds: the physical world of
everyday life and the concealed and timeless world of spirituality, magic and leg-
ends. Wherever you go in India, you can see the swastika; it is used by housewives
to protect their doorways and entrances, by priests to decorate their sermons and
offerings, and by businessmen to bless the opening page of their account books.” 78

The Nazis interest in Hindu symbols and other superstitious Far
Eastern religions is a fact established in great detail by historians.
Renowned historian Nicholas Godrick-Clarke of Oxford University
wrote one of the most important books on this subject: “The Occult Roots

The "Swastika"
is another point
that Nazis and
Hindu national-
ists have in
common. (be-
low) The swasti-
ka is a symbol
of the fictitious
Hindu deity
Ganesha.

Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)