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Yes. Werner von Braun invented time travel, and Hitler ordered that instead of using this technology to gain an advantage in the war, that the Wermacht use it to spread sonnenrads throughout history. "That will show those jews," Hitler reportedly said to Goebbels.

Noooooo... those dreadful nertzees made up a fake history. We never called them Aryans, they were always Indo-European, emphasis on Indo of course.

This archeological find is surely an elaborate hoax!

The wiki talk page is amusing with their twisting themselves in knots over this.

>This has been discussed extensively before. (See above and in the archives.) The closest thing anybody has found is some similar decorative motifs on older objects but those are not exactly the same and we have no reliable sources discussing those as being symbols, never mind explaining their significance. The subject here is the Nazi symbol which was designed and used by the Nazis. The article acknowledges that it may have been inspired by the older decorative motifs. That's as much as we have sources for and that's as far as we can go. People saying "But it's an ancient symbol" are not going to change our minds without reliable sources to back it up. In fact, it only raises the question: Who told you that it was an ancient symbol?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Black_Sun_(symbol)/Archive_1

Well to be fair, the ones from the Iron Age are called "Zierscheibe"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zierscheibe

It reminds me of meditation labyrinths.

The Germans where light years ahead in engineering so probably