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The origins of this symbol are much older than the Germanic tribes, very much older.
Furthermore, the sun is not black, but very dark purple.
It is called only black sun.
It goes back to the sons of Ar, Ar= sun. (You will have heard this among the Aryans. They are the sons of the Sun.)
This is not, as one might first assume, something evil.
The opposite is the case. If our earth is again in the light of the "black sun", a 1000 year old time of peace and happiness is dawning. At least that is what those in secret societies who adhere to this philosophy believe. This is probably also the basis for the statement that the Nazi Empire will exist for 1000 years.
The time of the 3rd Reich was not homogeneous. In its shadow the various groups could strengthen. Some were even opposed in their orientation from what was then the mainstream.
This all has nothing to do with racism in the sense of the blue man is good and the green man is bad. It has something to do with the fact that a person can develop best in an environment that is closest to his or her own. Actually a kind of nationalism in the most positive sense.
Under the symbol of the "black sun", immediately after the Nazis seized power, a secret group of powerful people began to plan the time afterwards, as they did not believe in the success of the Nazis. They planned a deposition movement with secret bases all over the world.
There are supposed to be bases in Iraq, South America, Antarctica, Greenland…
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Interdasting fun fact:
For some time now, some astrophysicists have also been discussing the possibility that planets could orbit around black holes instead of a star. A new study now shows that "life-friendly zones" can exist around black holes, within which planets could orbit them on stable orbits and receive enough energy from their "black sun" to allow life, even as we know it from Earth, to exist there. In their simulation, people on this world would perceive the sun as dark purple.
Source:
Habitable zones around almost extremely spinning black holes (black sun revisited)
https://arxiv.org/abs/2001.10991