Franco. Poland Several Polish far-right and nationalist organizations have used the Mieczyk Chrobrego ([Boleslaus] the Brave's Sword), which resembles the Szczerbiec, or the coronation sword of Polish kings. The same organisations have used the falanga sword, a symbol associated with the extreme right in the country after Mieczyk Chrobrego was banned; most notably it is used by the ONR and NOP as their main identifying symbols. Among other symbols Toporzeł is also used, a symbol with strong anti-Semitic connotations. Other places Many other fascist movements did not win power or were relatively minor regimes in comparison and their symbolism is not well-remembered today in many parts of the world, although the BUF's Flash and Circle was later used by the non-fascist People's Action Party of Singapore. In alphabetical order by nation: Austria's Fatherland's Front, that ruled the country from 1933 to 1938, used the crutch cross as its symbol. Lightning bolts were a common symbol of Sir Oswald Mosley's British Union of Fascists, appearing on uniforms, newspaper mastheads, badges and on the movement's flags. The symbol completely replaced the fasces used from 1932 to 1935 with the adoption of the Flash and Circle. The Brazilian Integralist Action used an upper case sigma (Σ), to represent the summation of all things under the State. The symbol of the Bulgarian national-socialist Ratnik movements was a sun cross named "Bogar". The symbol of the Croatian Ustaše movement was capital letter U with the flaming grenade and the Croatian coat of arms. A prominent symbol of the Greek 4th of August Regime was the Labrys/Pelekys, the double-headed axe which Ioannis Metaxas thought to be the oldest symbol of all Hellenic civilizations. Greece's far-right, ultra-nationalist Golden Dawn Party uses a flag depicting a meandros in a style and color scheme reminiscent of the Nazi swastika. The symbol of Hungary's fascistic Arrow Cross Party was the Arrow Cross. The Kataeb Party of Lebanon is known in English as the Phalange Party which a derivation of the Spanish spelling for Fascist. The National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands (NSB) used the Wolfsangel as its main symbol. The symbol of the Norwegian Nasjonal Samling was as golden/yellow sun cross on red background. The symbol of Salazar's Portuguese Estado Novo regime was a stylized version of the Christ Cross and shield found on the national flag to distinguish its rivals in the Movimento Nacional-Sindicalista used the Order of Christ