Nazi military salute: Deutscher Gruszlig is also called Nazi military salute or extreme right military salute. Originally a military salute in ancient Rome, it was later used by Hitler and became one of the representative symbols of Nazism. It means "Germany, its people and interests are above everything else". The method is to raise your right arm 45 degrees and put your fingers together. During Nazi Germany, rudolf hess used this gesture to pay tribute to Hitler for the first time. Hitler advocated raising his hand and opposed shaking hands, thinking that it would turn Germans into philistines and then lose their fighting spirit. 1944 On July 24th, the fourth day after the "July 20th" incident, Hitler, the Nazi head of state, ordered the national defense forces to change the military salute to German military salute on all occasions in the name of "the army must be loyal to its head of state and strengthen its relations with the party". Prior to this, the national defense forces have always been dominated by standard military ceremonies. Action essentials: subordinates to superiors: the height of the hand (right hand) should exceed the head. Upper and lower levels: The Nazi rituals of the upper and lower levels are special, with the upper arms motionless and the lower arms upward, not exceeding the head. The Fuhrer has his own Nazi ceremony, which mainly has the following meanings: first, it means that Hitler has supreme authority; Secondly, it shows the infinite worship and absolute obedience of Nazi party party member and the people to Hitler; Third, he expressed his determination to move forward in the direction of Hitler's victory for Aryans.