Cross. The symbol of the Romanian Iron Guard was a triple cross (a variant of the triple parted and fretted) – three parallel verticals intersected with three parallel horizontals, usually in black; it was meant to represent prison bars, as a badge of martyrdom. It was sometimes deemed the Archangel Michael Cross, after the patron saint of the movement. The symbol of the Silver Legion of America was a silver flag with a scarlet letter L. The Russian Movement Against Illegal Immigration, which is often considered to be a moderate and legal neo-Nazi movement, uses the black-colored road sign "Stop Prohibited" (similar to the swastika) as their main symbol. The quasi-Fascist Yugoslav ZBOR used a green shield with a blade of wheat on it, with a sword crossing the shield. Contemporary usage Some neo-Nazi organizations continue to use the swastika, but many have moved away from such inflammatory symbols of early fascism. Some neo-fascist groups use symbols that are reminiscent of the swastika or other cultural or ancestral symbols that may evoke nationalistic sentiment but do not carry the same racist connotations. Crosses: Arrow cross – Arrow Cross Party in Hungary Celtic cross – used by neo-Nazi white nationalist groups worldwide, the Italian New Force, Stormfront, David Duke's website, VSBD/PdA, a banned German neo-Nazi party and the British People's Party, a banned British neo-Nazi party Cross crosslet – Lithuanian National Socialist Party Sun cross – Swedish Nordic Realm Party, Knights Party Swastika – continues to be used by neo-Nazi groups such as the American Nazi Party, the São Paulo Skinheads in Brazil, and was used by the National Socialist Front of Sweden Bladed swastika – Russian National Unity Wolfsangel symbol Used by the SS and Hitlerjugend as well as various neo-Nazi groups Azov Battalion in Ukraine Black Sun - Used by the Azov Battalion and Vanguard America as well as other groups such as Volksfront. The shooter behind the Christchurch mosque shootings engraved it on his guns and put it on the cover of his manifesto. Labrys (or Pelekys) – a Minoan double-headed axe, used by some fascist Greek nostalgics Runes: Algiz rune – Allgermanische Heidnische Front, National Alliance in the United States Odal rune - common among various neo-Nazi groups Sigel rune, especially on the Schutzstaffel badge, sometimes confused with or used interchangeably with Eihwaz Tyr rune was on the badge of the SA Reichsführerschulen in Nazi Germany, and