Iran Revolution Black Logo T-Shirts

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These three arrows on a red background also known as the Anti-Fascist Circle, is the logo of the Iron Front (German: Eiserne Front), a movement founded in Germany by the Social Democrats and the Workers' Party in 1931 to counter the rise of Nazism (SPOILER : they didn't make it) The logo was designed by Sergei Stepanovich Chakhotin a Russian born in Istanbul who, after graduating in medicine, first became Ivan Pavlov's assistant (yes, the dog drooling in response to a certain stimulus) and then studied the psychology of Nazi propaganda analyzing the mechanisms of grip on people and trying, at the same time, to warn the Germans about what was happening but his warnings went unheeded.

These three arrows on a red background also known as the Anti-Fascist Circle, is the logo of the Iron Front (German: Eiserne Front), a movement founded in Germany by the Social Democrats and the Workers' Party in 1931 to counter the rise of Nazism (SPOILER : they didn't make it) The logo was designed by Sergei Stepanovich Chakhotin a Russian born in Istanbul who, after graduating in medicine, first became Ivan Pavlov's assistant (yes, the dog drooling in response to a certain stimulus) and then studied the psychology of Nazi propaganda analizing the mechanisms of grip on people and trying, at the same time, to warn the Germans about what was happening but his warnings went unheeded. This t-shirt kills fascism.

These three arrows on a red background also known as the Anti-Fascist Circle, is the logo of the Iron Front (German: Eiserne Front), a movement founded in Germany by the Social Democrats and the Workers' Party in 1931 to counter the rise of Nazism (SPOILER : they didn't make it) The logo was designed by Sergei Stepanovich Chakhotin a Russian born in Istanbul who, after graduating in medicine, first became Ivan Pavlov's assistant (yes, the dog drooling in response to a certain stimulus) and then studied the psychology of Nazi propaganda analizing the mechanisms of grip on people and trying, at the same time, to warn the Germans about what was happening but his warnings went unheeded. This t-shirt kills fascism.