Secret Neo-Nazi Symbols Guide

BEWARE SECRET NEO-NAZI SYMBOLS Fascists worldwide are using secret symbols and greetings to easily recognise each other ANTIFASCHISTISCHE AKTION 1. 1488 or 14/88 Widely used nazi code: 14 stands for 14 words from a nazi slogan "we must secure the existence of white race and a future for white children" 88 stands for "HH", from "Heil Hitler", the letter H being the eighth in the alphabet 2. Symbol for "WP", "White Power", or "White Pride", which are long standing white supremacist slogans The two outstretched fingers form the letter W, and the looped form by the index finger and the thumb a long with the rest of palm form the letter P Can be made with either hand and in any orientation 3. Pepe the Frog Used extensively by Trump's supporters during 2016 presidential campaign Popularity waning, but still widely used by all neo-nazi and white supremacist groups Pictured is the "smug" type, however the symbol exists in many variations, usually colored green pink like 4. Ashtag, Fashtag, HHashtag Symbol formed by two letters H stacked one on top of the other, to signify the familiar "HH", for "Heil Hitler" "Ash" in Ashtag refers to the ashes of o6,000,000 jews that were burned in the ovens of the Holocaust # → # Learn the symbols of your enemy to identify collaborators

This infographic warns viewers about alleged neo-Nazi codes and symbols, showing examples such as “1488” or “14/88,” a “White Power” hand sign, Pepe the Frog, and an H-based hashtag. It presents these symbols as ways for fascists and white supremacists to recognize one another, ending with a warning to learn the symbols of an enemy to identify collaborators. The image is shared as an anti-fascist educational meme or political reaction, although some of its claims and wording are presented in a sensationalized manner. EN: This infographic warns viewers about alleged neo-Nazi codes and symbols, showing examples such as “1488” or “14/88,” a “White Power” hand sign, Pepe the Frog, and an H-based hashtag. It presents these symbols as ways for fascists and white supremacists to recognize one another, ending with a warning to learn the symbols of an enemy to identify collaborators. The image is shared as an anti-fascist educational meme or political reaction, although some of its claims and wording are presented in a sensationalized manner.

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