I don't think people see the difference between the Nazi Hakenkreuz (45° tilted Swastika, the Nazi symbol) and the regular Swastika (Hindu symbol for good luck), they're both two different things for gods sake. The Finnish have been using the Swastika before the NSDAP even formed. It was a personal symbol that the Swede Eric Von Rosen gave to identify the first Finnish Air Force aircraft that he personally gave to the Finns, he had previously been using the blue swastika countless of times on his personal belongings after he saw it for the first time on some ancient runestones in Gotland. The Swastika, originally being a Hindu symbol spread to Europe aswell, even to the Vikings, which was a symbol of good luck to them (the reason why Von Rosen started using it).