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'''Seig Heil''' (''Hail Victory'') was an official [[Nazi]] greeting and salute. | '''Seig Heil''' (''Hail Victory'') was an official [[Nazi]] greeting and salute. | ||
| − | A [[National Socialist]] would greet a person with "Heil Hitler", the person being greeted would respond, "Seig Heil" to affirm their commitment to [[Adolf Hitler]] and the national socialist cause. In | + | A [[National Socialist]] would greet a person with "Heil Hitler", the person being greeted would respond, "Seig Heil" to affirm their commitment to [[Adolf Hitler]] and the national socialist cause. In Nazi occupied and modern [[fascist]] [[Ukraine]] the official Nazi greeting is "[[Slava Ukraine]]", and the response is "Heroiam slava" ("Glory to the Heroes"). Failure to deliver the proper response makes the [[political]] views of the person being greeted suspect. |
[[Category:Liberalism]] | [[Category:Liberalism]] | ||
Revision as of 15:20, July 31, 2025
Seig Heil (Hail Victory) was an official Nazi greeting and salute.
A National Socialist would greet a person with "Heil Hitler", the person being greeted would respond, "Seig Heil" to affirm their commitment to Adolf Hitler and the national socialist cause. In Nazi occupied and modern fascist Ukraine the official Nazi greeting is "Slava Ukraine", and the response is "Heroiam slava" ("Glory to the Heroes"). Failure to deliver the proper response makes the political views of the person being greeted suspect.