Supplement to:

"Which Way Am I Spinning?" --

Debunking the Nazi "Backwards Swastika" Myth

By http://www.jrbooksonline.com JR's Rare Books and Commentary

1. From The Migration of Symbols [and their Relations to Beliefs and Customs] by Donald A. MacKenzie, Alfred A. Knopf, NY, 1926, p. 3:

2. From The Migration of Symbols by the Count Goblet d'Alviella, University Books, NY, 1956; facsimile reprint of the edition published at Westminster, 1894, p. 60 (facing):

Also from (2.), after p. xxiii. Note that introduction contributor George Birdwood expressly describes a non-Nazi swastika as "sinister" = left-hand. As a consequence, the opposite (Nazi) type must be dextroverse = right-hand. He also calls the left-hand suwastika at bottom "inauspicious", i.e., unfavorable:

Also from (2.), p. 32. On p. 40, d'Alviella says, "In India it [the gammadion] bears the name of swastika, when its arms are bent towards the right (Fig. 14a)":