Finnish Air Force quietly drops swastika from its logo

[PHDNM]

Finnish Air Force quietly drops swastika from its logo

July 1, 2020

THE FINNISH AIR FORCE HAS UNCEREMONIOUSLY REMOVED THE SWASTIKA SYMBOL from its general staff ID and logo, with no prior announcement of the decision. The symbol has been in use in the air force for over a century.

https://www.helsinkitimes.fi/finland...-its-logo.html

[Ymyyakhtakh]

Finnish magazine from 1895:


https://www.kuvakokoelmat.fi/picture...HK19400503_110

Finnish festival from 1905:


https://www.kuvakokoelmat.fi/pictures/view/KK4878_436

Finnish nurse uniform from 1943:


https://www.kuvakokoelmat.fi/picture...19670603_48768

[Harkonnen]

Too bad youtube has deleted video where Jone Nikula explains Nazi insignia in Finnish tank to a random black dude. It was informative comedy gold

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...nazi-quot-tank

[kundur]

Finland was technically WWII Axis country which owes the mercy, and survival ticked it got, to Britain.
Finns actively participated to Nazi Crusade against Soviet Union, called Op. Barbarossa in a view to recover their lands lost to Stalin previously. Indy Neidell on his youtube channel, World War Two, explains that pretty much accurately.

However, obviously since Finns were a fellow Protestant people not really involved in any anti-British activities, and who just sought for an ally against the aggressive Soviet Giant (hence resorting to alliance with the Reich), the British asked Russians to make exception for them as a part of the British-Soviet cooperation. Toward the end of WWII, Finns were very quietly out of war (as if nothing had happened) and thus avoided a Stalinist takeover.

This is one of the advantages of being Protestant you see. Having the same religion as the winners and the strong one has its benefits.

Bulgaria too in 1945 avoided total destruction thanks to not sending soldiers to Russian front. So much so that Stalin even let them keep Southern Dobrugea region which Nazi Romanians gave Bulgaria in the early stage of the war as part of cooperation deal. In the end of the war, Bulgarians kept that Nazi-granted land because in the eyes of the Russians and Stalin, they were still better than were Iron Guard Romania.

[Lemminkäinen]

Finland was technically WWII Axis country which owes the mercy, and survival ticked it got, to Britain.
Finns actively participated to Nazi Crusade against Soviet Union, called Op. Barbarossa in a view to recover their lands lost to Stalin previously. Indy Neidell on his youtube channel, World War Two, explains that pretty much accurately.

However, obviously since Finns were a fellow Protestant people not really involved in any anti-British activities, and who just sought for an ally against the aggressive Soviet Giant (hence resorting to alliance with the Reich), the British asked Russians to make exception for them as a part of the British-Soviet cooperation. Toward the end of WWII, Finns were very quietly out of war (as if nothing had happened) and thus avoided a Stalinist takeover.

This is one of the advantages of being Protestant you see. Having the same religion as the winners and the strong one has its benefits.

Bulgaria too in 1945 avoided total destruction thanks to not sending soldiers to Russian front. So much so that Stalin even let them keep Southern Dobrugea region which Nazi Romanians gave Bulgaria in the early stage of the war as part of cooperation deal. In the end of the war, Bulgarians kept that Nazi-granted land because in the eyes of the Russians and Stalin, they were still better than were Iron Guard Romania.

Total bs. Before the war Churchill sold Finland to Stalin and forced Finland to partake in WWII. So after this betrayal of UK Finland had to seek aid from the only place it was available, from Germany. Still the pact between Finland and Germany included an article that unambiguously prevented and simply forbad the Finland from all acts of war before she was an object of Russian military action herself. So the Soviet Union started the war by attacking to Helsinki, as they had agreed with United Kingdom.

Swastika is on old European symbol.

And the last, but the least comment. Finland never contributed to Nazi ideology. Nazi Germans had serious difficulties to understand how Jewish soldiers fought in the Finnish army and got high level honors. You know next to nothing about Finland in the war, only that gobbledygook Muricans know.

[Lemminkäinen]

Is here a Siberian alliance against Finnish people? . At first a man using a Siberian nickname (why a Finnish man uses Siberian name, I only ask) attacks against Finns, then a Siberian in exile continues. Boys, you are so transparent in your hatred. Make your own homelands and dreams and be proud of it instead of insulting those who have done it.

[Ymyyakhtakh]

The Nazis adopted the swastika from the Thule Society in 1920. Joe Atwill says that the Thule Society was a cutout that served as a buffer between Theosophy and National Socialism:



Helena Blavatsky had associated the swastika with Aryans in her 1888 book "The Secret Doctrine, Vol. II" (https://www.theosociety.org/pasadena...Vol2_eBook.pdf):



In the same book, Blavatsky referred multiple times to Max Müller when she spoke of the Aryan race:

But this "separation" did not take place either in the localities assigned for it by modern science, nor in the way the Aryans are shown to have divided and separated by Mr. Max Müller and other Aryanists. [...]

Thus Mr. Max Müller declares that: "Nowhere is the wide distance which separates the ancient poems of India from the most ancient literature of Greece more clearly felt, than when we compare the growing myths of the Veda with the full grown and decayed myths on which the poetry of Homer is founded. The Veda is the real Theogony of the Aryan races, while that of Hesiod is a distorted caricature of the original image." [...]

Did the Hindu Aryan mind never soar above such purely sensual conceptions? that mind which is declared by Prof. Max Müller to be the most spiritual and mystically inclined on the whole globe? [...]

The modern exegesis, that makes these giants to be the brethren of the dwarfs, and reduces the combats of the gods to the history of the development of the Aryan race, will only receive credence amongst the believers in the Aryan theory, as expounded by Max Müller.

Müller and Blavatsky used the term Aryan to refer to both Indo-Europeans in general and more specifically to Indo-Iranians.

Max Müller also coined the concept of the Turanian language family, after which the Turanian race was named. He considered Uralic languages to be part of the northern branch of Turanian languages.

Nazi Germans had serious difficulties to understand how Jewish soldiers fought in the Finnish army and got high level honors.

The Nazis were crypto-Zionists. They had plenty of Jews even in the SS.

http://jewishracism.blogspot.com/201...hevik-and.html
https://www.bitchute.com/video/0erLDRJ8FbwA/ - Christopher Jon Bjerknes - Was Adolf Hitler a Zionist Stooge?

At first a man using a Siberian nickname (why a Finnish man uses Siberian name, I only ask)

Your username possibly comes from a Siberian language too, if Uralic languages are Siberian (and not Greater Manchurian or Inner Asian). Wiktionary says that the name "Lemminkäinen" is derived form the word "lempi", which Wiktionary says comes from Proto-Finnic.

[Lemminkäinen]

Blavatsky said something, nothing important. Btw, in my childhood I read her production, as well as Rudolf Steiner.

[Lemminkäinen]

Lembitu was an Estonian king, honored there, but similar noble names existed also in Courland. Probably a Baltic loanword, but not proven. Your nickname is not Finnish.

[kundur]

Gentlemen, I did not intend to offend anyone. Sorry.
I also think that Finns fought with greatest resilience and sacrifice in the Winter War. However, I simply tried to question why Finland ''quietly'' was off stage during the closing session of WW2.

And those are openly discussed all around the internet. I did not mean to break any taboo or whatever.



Maybe telling Finland was ''technically Axis'' was incorrect. Sorry. Let's say, as Indy does, a country with same status as Vichy French?