The Nazi symbol, commonly known as the swastika, was adopted by the Nazi Party in Germany in the early 20th century. It originally represented an ancient Hindu symbol for good luck and well-being. However, the Nazis adopted and inverted the symbol, turning it into a representation of their ideology of hate, racism, and supremacy. It became a symbol of the Nazi regime and is now widely associated with their atrocities, including the Holocaust and World War II. It is important to note that the swastika is considered a hate symbol and is illegal or heavily regulated in many countries today.
