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Image by Jorge Candeias, 15 May 2005
The (Portuguese) Público newspaper of 14 February 2005 has a report about some happenings in Dresden, Germany, where the 60th birthday of the Dresden bombings in WWII were used as a pretext for two demonstrations, one by neoNazis and the other one by anti-nazi demonstrators. The article is illustrated by the attached photo, showing part of the anti-nazi demonstrators and, prominently, a flag that is new to me: a dark flag with a circular device
in the center that recalls a prohibition traffic sign with a swastika. I don't know the colours, since the photo is in black and white, but I'd bet on black background with red border and diagonal, white disc and black swastika.
Jorge Candeias, 15 May 2005
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