Racist Viking Symbols? + Original Meanings

Norseman
Published on Mar 31, 2023
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00:00- Intro
01:54- Tyr Rune
03:40- Algiz Rune
04:30- Jera Rune
05:05- Odal Rune
08:38- SS Runes
09:50- Sun Wheel
10:42- Black Sun
11:20- Wolfsangel
11:55- Swastika
14:30- Thor's Hammer

Modern Norse paganism is a revival of ancient Norse religious practices and beliefs, sometimes in modified form, that has occurred in some European countries and countries with populations of European descent such as the United States and Canada. It is commonly referred to as Asatru. Although most adherents of Asatru are not racist or white supremacist, some white supremacists have adopted modern Norse pagan beliefs and symbols. Some of these symbols include the Tyr, Algiz, Jera, Sowilu/SS, Madr and Odal/Othala runes. Also the Sun wheel/cross, Black sun, Wolfsangel, Thors Hammer/Mjolnir and Swastika have been used by certain groups in the last 100 years. This video goes over these symbols and their original meaning and history.

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