The end of the depression coin 1932

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Stop crying, start buying.

The coin, celebrating the end of the depression, had been produced in 1932 by Stewart-Warner, a company that in its earliest incarnation had produced the speedometers that were used in the Ford Model T.

The reverse of the coin, which declares 1932 to be “The End of the Depression,” features an eye (Masonic, I assume) in the center of a shamrock centered over a swastika covering a Star of David—not at all symbols I ever expected to see merged* into one.**

Tinka šia proga, tiesa?

Ir šia.

Šita irgi tinka.

Šita tai puikiai tinka.

America!

* Little-known Medal marks Nazi-Zionist co-operation in 1933

It was a struck by [ Goebbels’ ] Berlin daily Der Angriff  to commemorate the co-operation and support given by the Zionist Jewish Agency in helping to make Germany “Judenfrei”. It also commemorate joint visit to Zionist Palestine by SS officer Leopold von Mildenstein and Zionist Federation official Kurt Tuchler. A series of articles on their tour, appearing under the heading “A Nazi Travels to Palestine,” appeared in Der Angriff in late 1934.

** It may shock some people to see those two symbols together, but in fact that are old Hindu symbols unrelated to Judaism and to the German Nazi's.­ It is common to see them together in India, especially on Hindu temples.­

In Hinduism, the Swastika is a auspicious /­ good luck symbol, and the Shatkona (star of david) represents the union of both the male and female form.­