Mock variations of (neo)nazi flags

Last modified: 2005-08-19 by antonio martins
Keywords: humour | nazi | santa claus |
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• Introduction
• Cartoon Santa

• Other items
• Borduria (Tintin books)
• Maritime Police of Khemed (Tintin books)
• Tora Torapa (Spirou books)
• Ptomania (Charlie Chaplin’s The Great Dictator)
• OCP flag (Robocop)
• Alien flag from V (the TV series)
• Klingon flag (Star Trek)
• Époque flag (Mother Sarah)
• Neonazi flags
• Fictional flags

Introduction

It is interesting to note that most mock versions of the swastika flag are much more "nazi" than the flags of real nazi-sympathetic entities, and that many of the listed sympathetic regimes of the pre-WWII era end up in quite "unsympathetic" relations with Germany (the Cutch-cross austrians, Horthy, the rumanian what’s-his-name, et c.).
António Martins, 10 Feb 2003

Cartoon Santa

In this cartoon, Santa is showing a flag to his reindeers and comments, «It has the beautiful Santa Claus colours, a sweet little Santa in the middle, so what’s you dislike about my new logo?» They answer, «You have a full beard».
Jörg Karaschewski, quoted by Santiago Dotor, 18 Oct 2002