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	[[File:Hitler ~~salute in front of lamppost~~.jpg\|thumb\|302px\|Sieg Heil!]]		[[File:Nürnberg Reichsparteitag Hitler retouched (teapot-cropped).jpg\|thumb\|302px\|Sieg Heil!]]
	The '''Hitler Salute''' (also known as the '''Nazi Salute''') was the national greeting forced upon Germany during [[Adolf Hitler]]'s reign as a sign of obedience to the [[Nazi Party]] and Hitler himself, it has since become in icon of [[Hate Speech\|hate speech]] and an embodiment of [[racism]] and [[Alt-Right]] politics.		The '''Hitler Salute''' (also known as the '''Nazi Salute''') was the national greeting forced upon Germany during [[Adolf Hitler]]'s reign as a sign of obedience to the [[Nazi Party]] and Hitler himself, it has since become in icon of [[Hate Speech\|hate speech]] and an embodiment of [[racism]] and [[Alt-Right]] politics.