Infinitesimal angular displacement ?

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How can we proved that the infinitesimal angular displacement is a vector mathematically ?

Or~how can we prove that a non-infinitesimal angular displacement is not a vector ?
 
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This sounds suspiciously like a homework question. If it is, it should really go in the "Homework and Coursework" section.

I'll get you started on this problem: what are the properties of vectors? Do non-infinitesimal angular displacements obey these properties? How about infinitesimal displacements?
 
It's NOT a homework first ~

And I am not satisfied with the proof I saw before ~

The proof I saw is based on the commutative of a vector ~

I'm now seeking for a new proof which make sense!