Of what signifiance was the Forget Me Not Flower during WWII?

and what signifiance does it have today ?





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Of what signifiance was the Forget Me Not Flower during WWII?
It was used in Germany by Freemasons as a means of recognition.
Reply:Also the Society of Blue Friars has adopted this as their 'logo'. Report It

Reply:The flower is used to remember soldiers from World War 1.
Reply:The flower (because its so small) was often sent to GI's who had been away for a lengthy period of time by their wives or girlfriends as a way for the soldiers to remember them by.


"Forget Me Not!" (Don't forget me.)
Reply:The unknown soldiers killed in battle?
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Reply:I believe it had something to do with Hitler wanted the masons killed as well as the Jews. The pin was created as a new means of recognition not associated with the square and compass. There are many members who still wear them today.