@Ultexia: > nonamethanks said: > > In english the term...

Ultexia
2025-06-08T07:38:42-04:00

nonamethanks said:

In english the term "Totenkopf" is strictly associated with Nazi Germany's imagery, it's not a simple matter of 1:1 translation. Its meaning in the original language is only tangentially related, what matters is how it's used in modern day.

For example, post #5676632 only has the skull without the crossbones, but it's still a Totenkopf.

Understandable. The totenkopf article needs to be updated then if merely a skull suffices.