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Red Skull Masks, Swastikas, Racial Slurs: Neo-Nazi Group Marches In Ohio
A group of masked people dressed in black and carrying black flags with red swastikas marched through the Short North neighbourhood of Columbus in Ohio on Saturday afternoon, drawing swift condemnation from state and city officials.
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Uber Bans Woman Called Swastika Chandra Over Her Name, Later Apologises
During the payment stage, she received a notification informing her that her name violated the company's terms.
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New York Times Faces Backlash For Publishing Crossword Puzzle That Resembles Nazi Symbol
The New York Times on Sunday published a crossword puzzle that many readers thought was shaped like a Nazi Swastika.
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California Assembly Votes To Legalise The Swastika In Its Penal Code
California State Senate has unanimously passed a legislation to legalise the sacred symbol of Swastika in its penal code and recognise the hateful Nazi emblem by its German name, Hakenkreuz.
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Shiba Inu Bans User for Using Hitler’s Swastika Symbol in Memecoin’s Metaverse
The SHIB developers have banned an individual from ever being able to participate in any and all areas of its metaverse. The harsh move came after this individual drew Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler’s infamous Swastika symbol in its virtual land. As a recourse, SHIB has erased the symbol in question.
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Binance’s Swastika-Like Emoji Show on Hitler’s Birthday Meets With Satire on Twitter, Exchange Apologises
Binance has issued an apology after it posted a Swastika-inspired emoji on its Twitter handle. The symbol that infamously represented Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler’s treacherous reign, triggered sensitive sentiments of several on Twitter. After facing severe criticism, Binance apologised while revealing that nobody in its team noticed the emoji’s ...
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Indian-Origin MP Urges Canada To Distinguish Between Swastika, Nazi Symbol
An Indian-origin Canadian lawmaker has urged the people of Canada and the country's government to distinguish between the 'Swastika', an ancient and auspicious symbol for Hindus with the 'Hakenkreuz', a Nazi symbol of hate.
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"Understand Difference Between Hindu, Nazi Symbols": AAP Hits Back At BJP
The AAP Sunday clarified that the picture of a man chasing the Nazi symbol with a broom shared by party supremo Arvind Kejriwal was an "attack" on German dictator Adolf Hitler and not intended to hurt Hindu sentiments.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Cartoon On Nazi Swastika Offends Many Twitter Users
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal faced attacks on social media after he shared a picture on Twitter on Wednesday that shows a man with a broom chasing a Nazi Swastika.
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Thai Pop Star Wears T-Shirt With Nazi Symbol On Stage, Apologises Later
A member of Thailand's most popular all-girl band donned a shirt portraying Nazi Germany's state flag with a swastika emblazoned across it during a televised rehearsal on Saturday, drawing "shock and dismay" from the Israeli embassy.
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Germany Lifts Ban on Nazi Symbols in Video Games
Video games can include swastikas and other Nazi symbols, a German industry body said Thursday, after a heated debate over the Wolfenstein franchise.
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German Theatre Probed Over Free Seats For Swastika Wearers
A probe has been launched after a theatre in Germany promised free entry to spectators who wear a swastika to a play named after Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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In A German Village, The Bell Still Tolls For Hitler
In a verdant German village, a church bell that bears a swastika tolls. Above the symbol is an inscription: "All for the Fatherland, Adolf Hitler."
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Indian-Origin Lawyer With Nazi Symbol Shoots 9 In US
An Indian-origin lawyer in military style clothing emblazoned with a swastika pointing to his Nazi sympathies went on an early morning shooting rampage injuring nine persons in Houston city of the US on Monday, before he was killed by police, authorities said.
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Japan May Change Temple Map Icon To Avoid Nazi Confusion
As Japan gears up to host the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and caters to a surging influx of foreign visitors, the country faces a cultural dilemma: Should it stop identifying Buddhist temples on maps with the traditional "manji" symbol that is often confused with a Nazi swastika?
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Red Skull Masks, Swastikas, Racial Slurs: Neo-Nazi Group Marches In Ohio
A group of masked people dressed in black and carrying black flags with red swastikas marched through the Short North neighbourhood of Columbus in Ohio on Saturday afternoon, drawing swift condemnation from state and city officials.
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Uber Bans Woman Called Swastika Chandra Over Her Name, Later Apologises
During the payment stage, she received a notification informing her that her name violated the company's terms.
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New York Times Faces Backlash For Publishing Crossword Puzzle That Resembles Nazi Symbol
The New York Times on Sunday published a crossword puzzle that many readers thought was shaped like a Nazi Swastika.
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California Assembly Votes To Legalise The Swastika In Its Penal Code
California State Senate has unanimously passed a legislation to legalise the sacred symbol of Swastika in its penal code and recognise the hateful Nazi emblem by its German name, Hakenkreuz.
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Shiba Inu Bans User for Using Hitler’s Swastika Symbol in Memecoin’s Metaverse
The SHIB developers have banned an individual from ever being able to participate in any and all areas of its metaverse. The harsh move came after this individual drew Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler’s infamous Swastika symbol in its virtual land. As a recourse, SHIB has erased the symbol in question.
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Binance’s Swastika-Like Emoji Show on Hitler’s Birthday Meets With Satire on Twitter, Exchange Apologises
Binance has issued an apology after it posted a Swastika-inspired emoji on its Twitter handle. The symbol that infamously represented Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler’s treacherous reign, triggered sensitive sentiments of several on Twitter. After facing severe criticism, Binance apologised while revealing that nobody in its team noticed the emoji’s ...
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Indian-Origin MP Urges Canada To Distinguish Between Swastika, Nazi Symbol
An Indian-origin Canadian lawmaker has urged the people of Canada and the country's government to distinguish between the 'Swastika', an ancient and auspicious symbol for Hindus with the 'Hakenkreuz', a Nazi symbol of hate.
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"Understand Difference Between Hindu, Nazi Symbols": AAP Hits Back At BJP
The AAP Sunday clarified that the picture of a man chasing the Nazi symbol with a broom shared by party supremo Arvind Kejriwal was an "attack" on German dictator Adolf Hitler and not intended to hurt Hindu sentiments.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Cartoon On Nazi Swastika Offends Many Twitter Users
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal faced attacks on social media after he shared a picture on Twitter on Wednesday that shows a man with a broom chasing a Nazi Swastika.
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Thai Pop Star Wears T-Shirt With Nazi Symbol On Stage, Apologises Later
A member of Thailand's most popular all-girl band donned a shirt portraying Nazi Germany's state flag with a swastika emblazoned across it during a televised rehearsal on Saturday, drawing "shock and dismay" from the Israeli embassy.
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Germany Lifts Ban on Nazi Symbols in Video Games
Video games can include swastikas and other Nazi symbols, a German industry body said Thursday, after a heated debate over the Wolfenstein franchise.
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German Theatre Probed Over Free Seats For Swastika Wearers
A probe has been launched after a theatre in Germany promised free entry to spectators who wear a swastika to a play named after Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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In A German Village, The Bell Still Tolls For Hitler
In a verdant German village, a church bell that bears a swastika tolls. Above the symbol is an inscription: "All for the Fatherland, Adolf Hitler."
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Indian-Origin Lawyer With Nazi Symbol Shoots 9 In US
An Indian-origin lawyer in military style clothing emblazoned with a swastika pointing to his Nazi sympathies went on an early morning shooting rampage injuring nine persons in Houston city of the US on Monday, before he was killed by police, authorities said.
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Japan May Change Temple Map Icon To Avoid Nazi Confusion
As Japan gears up to host the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and caters to a surging influx of foreign visitors, the country faces a cultural dilemma: Should it stop identifying Buddhist temples on maps with the traditional "manji" symbol that is often confused with a Nazi swastika?
