Nazi party symbol: Eagle atop Swastika
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When the eagle is looking to its right shoulder, it stands for the Nazi Party.
When the eagle is looking to its right shoulder, it stands for the country (Reich), and is therefore called the Reichsadler.
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Hello HubPage,
While I was surfing through the internet for Nazi Eagles, your website was posted and the following introduction seems to counterdict itself. Can you please explain it to me.
"When the eagle is looking to its right shoulder, it stands for the Nazi Party.When the eagle is looking to its right shoulder, it stands for the country (Reich), and ...hubpages.com"
Shouldn't it state when the eagle looks over its left shoulder it signifies ?????
On the comment page you only have half the first part of the explination.
Thanks,
Frank
Horalius says:
7 months ago
And when it looks to it's left shoulder?