Sudaderas

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The name "Lettland" refers to Latvia, used to denote the national origin of Latvian formations or associations with the country’s geographic and cultural identity.

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The valknut is a symbol from Norse mythology, often associated with Odin and warriors who died a heroic death. It is believed to mark those chosen by Odin to enter Valhalla, the eternal hall of warriors.

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The Totenkopf emblem originated with fearless Prussian Hussars in the 18th century and was later adopted by Wehrmacht tank crews and German elite unites.

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The StG44 (Sturmgewehr 44) was the world’s first modern assault rifle, developed by the Germans during World War II. Combining the firepower of a rifle with the controllability of a submachine gun, it revolutionized infantry combat and influenced the design of later weapons like the AK-47.

The Totenkopf emblem originated with fearless Prussian Hussars in the 18th century and was later adopted by Wehrmacht tank crews and German elite unites.

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Falangism is a Spanish nationalist ideology that stresses national unity, the preservation of tradition, and the necessity of strong, centralized, and disciplined leadership. It opposes liberal democracy and individualism, promoting instead a collective identity and authoritarian governance aimed at maintaining social order and national strength.

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A Falangist is a supporter of the Falange movement, a Spanish nationalist ideology advocating unity, tradition, and strong-handed leadership, especially during the 20th century.

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The Totenkopf emblem originated with fearless Prussian Hussars in the 18th century and was later adopted by Wehrmacht tank crews and German elite unites.