The Totenkopf logo was confirmed to once be the “unofficial” emblem of the 3rd Special Forces Group but was “banned in 2022 by 3rd Special Forces Group leadership when it was brought to ...

An image of a Ukrainian soldier wearing a patch containing the Totenkopf symbol, an example of Nazi iconography, that was posted on the Twitter account of Ukraine’s Defense Ministry, then deleted.

The Russia-backed Donetsk People's Republic rewarded one of its fighters for killing Ukrainian "nationalists." Footage shows the fighter wearing neo-Nazi symbols while receiving his medal. Moscow ...

The 20th Special Forces Group posted a photo to its Instagram page appearing to show a member sporting a patch similar to the Totenkopf, a symbol adopted by Hitler for his brutal SS soldiers.

The Totenkopf is listed in the Anti-Defamation League’s hate symbols database, where it’s described as the symbol adopted by the SS-Totenkopfverbande, a branch of the SS that guarded ...

“The use of symbols and patches depicting historic images of hate is not tolerated and a clear violation of our values,” Maj. Russell Gordon, spokesperson for 1st Special Forces Command, said.

The patch featuring an SS Totenkopf — also referred to as “Death’s Head” — on a palm tree similar to a patch used by Nazi Germany’s AfrikaKorps, was posted to the Alabama-based 20th ...

Hate symbols and political speech on Fort Liberty? Following the reports, media outlets including The Fayetteville Observer received an anonymous email March 31, which alleged the use of racist ...

Two patches can be seen on Vorobyov's right arm. One depicts the "Totenkopf," or "death's head" — a skull-and-crossbones image recognized as a neo-Nazi and white supremacist symbol by the ...

The insignia was also the symbol of the 3rd SS "Totenkopf" Panzer Division, responsible for several war crimes. This included the 1940 Le Paradis Massacre, ...