Which major company temporarily changed its corporate logo during World War II to remove elements that had become associated with Nazi Germany?

Throughout history, many corporate logos have evolved in response to global events, particularly during major conflicts. Some companies with military contracts or connections made strategic changes to their brand identity during wartime, either to support national efforts or distance themselves from controversial associations. This poll tests your knowledge of how one famous company's logo transformed during a pivotal moment in military history.

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Coca-Cola removed the distinctive swirl from its logo as it resembled the 'S' in SS insignia
Volkswagen removed its circular emblem as it was designed under Hitler's regime
Mitsubishi altered its three-diamond logo to distance itself from Japan's military symbolism
Arm & Hammer removed the red background from its hammer logo to avoid Soviet hammer and sickle comparisons