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‖ Hakenkreuz, hakenkreuz|ˈhakənkrɔɪts| [Ger.] The Nazi swastika. Also attrib.
1931Times 23 Dec. 7/4 A large Nazi Hakenkreuz flag, ‘which can be seen for miles’, flies from the tallest chimney. 1935C. Isherwood Mr. Norris changes Trains xi. 165 Hitler's negotiations with the Right had broken down; the Hakenkreuz was even flirting mildly with the Hammer and Sickle. 1966‘M. Albrand’ Door fell Shut xvi. 115 His eyes fell on a large hakenkreuz. To come upon the Nazi insignia so unexpectedly made Bronsky feel slightly sick. 1972Oxford Times 28 July 9 Perhaps he [sc. Hitler] hoped the Hakenkreuz would bring bad luck to his enemies. |