hail to victory: a Nazi salute
Origin of Sieg Heil
GermanSieg Heil
Sieg· Heil 
German soldiers and officers would proclaim, "Sieg Heil" while saluting Hitler.
Sieg Heil is defined as German for hail to victory and a verbal salute used by the Nazis.
An example of Sieg Heil is how Hitler and his followers saluted each others.
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Sieg Heil
- The greeting Sieg Heil, used in the Third Reich during the Nazi era and by neo-Nazis today.
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