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The salute was first used during the French Revolution by The National Assembly, who were inspired by a Roman painting. “The ...

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Musk’s supporters justified the salute, with TikTok user @levitate_rce claiming that “He’s a socially awkward billionaire trying to say thanks” and did not intentionally heil the infamous fascist ...

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Musk then slapped his chest with his right hand, before flinging it diagonally upwards, palm face down. He turned around to ...

There’s no evidence that there was ever such a thing as a ‘Roman salute ... right hand over his heart before extending his arm, elbow-straight, at a roughly 45-degree angle, with palm ...

Elon Musk slapped his right hand on his chest before shooting his arm diagonally upward, palm facing down. He did it twice. It looked a lot like the salute used in Nazi Germany and fascist Italy.

In what appeared to be a heartfelt moment, thanking the crowd for "making it happen," Musk put his hand over his heart ... he said after the second salute. The backlash on social media was ...

To many others, mostly among his critics but also including some on the far right, it bore an uncanny resemblance to the straight-armed, palm-down salute of ... by a lot of hand waving, from ...

Laura Ingraham defended Elon Musk after the billionaire made a hand gesture that resembled a Roman salute used by the Nazis ... it up and outward with his palm facing down – twice.

What is sometimes referred to as a Roman salute is a gesture adopted by 20th-century fascists. In this salute, the right arm is extended upwards, with the palm facing down and fingers joined together.