The purple triangle was the patch or emblem that Hitler required Jehovah's Witnesses to wear in the concentration camps. Hitler had different patches that he made the prisoners wear according to their identity, such as the star shaped patch that the Jews had to wear.
Why Hitler chose the purple upside-down triangle, I do not know, but he did have an especially strong hatred for Jehova's Witneses. He boldly anounced in a speech that he would completely wipe out the Witnesses in Germany. They refused to raise arms against their fellow man and Hitler could not break their integrity.
A purple triangle.
A purple triangle.
A purple triangle.
Hitler did kill Jehovah's Witnesses, not just Jews. In the concentration camps Jehovah's Witnesses had to wear a purple triangle, similarly, Jews wore the star of David.
reddish purple (similar to the color of blood) here's the source: http://abrownchanginglives.com/2010/10/fond-of-purple-know-its-history/
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A purple triangle.
Jehovah witnesses as well as other people religions
Yes. The two triangles were superimposed one pointing up and the other down to form a Star of David.
Jehovah's Witnesses
There are some pictures of the clothing with purple triangles that Hitler made the witnesses wear in some of the Watchtower publications and on the Holocaust museum website at www.ushmm.org.See RELATED LINKS below
Purple triangle was created in 1938.
Hitler did kill Jehovah's Witnesses, not just Jews. In the concentration camps Jehovah's Witnesses had to wear a purple triangle, similarly, Jews wore the star of David.
If you are referring to colors, as in the races of people in our religion, we are a worldwide organization in 236 countries with no color or racial barriers.If you mean colors as in colors or a seal representing our organization, again there is none. We have no symbols, colors, or seals.Here's another thoughtAlthough we have no colors or seals if you think back to the holocaust the identification mark in concentration camps was a purple triangle. MoreOf course, the purple triangle was an emblem assigned to Jehovah's Witnesses by Hitler, and not Jehovah's Witnesses themselves. As far as any emblem, color, or symbol, Jehovah's Witnesses have none that we use to signify our organization.