http://www.vetshome.com/military_infantry_division_patch5.htm
Note the a Buddhist etc. swastika "rests" on one side, while a Nazi swastika "rests" on one corner.
So did Finland between the World Wars and during the 2nd-- it was an ancient Lapp symbol. During the war in the East, they were more or less allied with Nazi Germany anyway.
After the war ended, changed their national symbol from a blue swastika on a white field to a blue and white roundel.
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