Question regarding the symbol of the hungarian arrow cross party

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What is the primordial meaning of this symbol? It's origins?

Unfortunetly the hungarian national socialism was infected with christianity, the members of the arrow cross party claimed, that the first user was Ladislaus I, hes used it as a symbol of proecting the homeland from all directions..

However I have seen the arrow cross in England long time ago, maybe It's realted to King Arthur?

https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/ ... 4642_n.jpg

You can see it on this picture too.

 

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it is my undertanding that Szálasi held strong anti-Jewish views, considered himself a staunch "antisemite" and dreamed of a Hungary free of its large Jewish population. this 'arrow cross party' held high pro-Nazi beliefs. The arrow cross symbol remains outlawed in Hungary...it is also known as the Crosstar. in my understanding only, same as swastika is ancient symbol,so is the crosstar- signifying victory in the North, South, East and West,pointing to the 4 corners.
No, not 'king arthur' it goes back to ancient summeria.

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http://nemzszoc.site88.net/grafik/nyilaskereszt.gif

What is the primordial meaning of this symbol? It's origins?

Unfortunetly the hungarian national socialism was infected with christianity, the members of the arrow cross party claimed, that the first user was Ladislaus I, hes used it as a symbol of proecting the homeland from all directions..

However I have seen the arrow cross in England long time ago, maybe It's realted to King Arthur?

https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/ ... 4642_n.jpg

You can see it on this picture too.

 

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First, thank you for answer! I had a feeling, that It's ancient, what I meant to say is that I remember seeing it in England, probably related to King Arthur, so I was sure It's way older than King Ladislaus.

I also thought It's related to the swastika, It's interesting tho, that we have our own swastika, which we call "tekerõlevél" meaning "twister leaf" : http://www.erdely.ma/uploaded/images/1665605.jpg

Szálasi was a real hero, with a noble spirit, It's unfortunate, that he was deeply religious, and yes, he hated jews, he wanted Hungary to be liberated from the jewish monster.
He could have escape execution, but he refused to leave Hungary, instead he become a martyer for truth, during the lawsuit he revealed a lot of truth.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "great.white_88" <great.white_88@... wrote:

it is my undertanding that Szálasi held strong anti-Jewish views, considered himself a staunch "antisemite" and dreamed of a Hungary free of its large Jewish population. this 'arrow cross party' held high pro-Nazi beliefs. The arrow cross symbol remains outlawed in Hungary...it is also known as the Crosstar. in my understanding only, same as swastika is ancient symbol,so is the crosstar- signifying victory in the North, South, East and West,pointing to the 4 corners.
No, not 'king arthur' it goes back to ancient summeria.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "ezofreestyle@" <ezofreestyle@ wrote:

http://nemzszoc.site88.net/grafik/nyilaskereszt.gif

What is the primordial meaning of this symbol? It's origins?

Unfortunetly the hungarian national socialism was infected with christianity, the members of the arrow cross party claimed, that the first user was Ladislaus I, hes used it as a symbol of proecting the homeland from all directions..

However I have seen the arrow cross in England long time ago, maybe It's realted to King Arthur?

https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/ ... 4642_n.jpg

You can see it on this picture too.