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3 January, 03:53

What does 'Sieg Heil' actually mean?

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    The term 'Sieg Heil' was mostly used by supporters of the Nazi Party and/or Hitler. 'Sieg Heil', basically means 'Hail Victory'. It is also a gesture/salute to others. Whoever says the term is most likely meaning that they are saying, 'Heil Hitler'. Nowadays, the gesture is illegal is most countries.
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