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''The American Jewish Year Book
''The American Jewish Year Book
Vol. 66 (1965), pp. 333-339 (7 pages)
Vol. 66 (1965), pp. 333-339 (7 pages)
Published By: American Jewish Committee''
Published By: American Jewish Committee'' [pp.338-9].
Along with the well-known Tacuara and Guardia Restauradora Naciona-
Along with the well-known Tacuara and Guardia Restauradora Naciona-
lista fascist-type movements (AJYB, 1964 [Vol. 65], p. 183), the Arab League intensified its activities against the State of Israel and against the local Jewish community. Headed by Hussein Triki, an admitted Nazi sympathizer, the Arab League had connections with many influential circles. Its voice was the Nacion Arabe, a magazine that stressed the bogey of Jewish "dual allegiance" .. It urged an economic and political boycott of Israel, acknowledged contact with illegal Nazi groups in Argentina, and, under the guise of anti-Zionism, conducted an intense anti-Jewish campaign. To combat these activities, DAIA made continuous representations to all high government officials and all political parties. In Rosario an Arab-Jewish League was organized to improve relations between the two groups. In September Triki was recalled to Egypt and was replaced by General Esam Helmy El Masry. In August "Nation Arabe" ceased publication. It was replaced in September by another magazine, Patria Bdrabara, which closed down three months later.
lista fascist-type movements (AJYB, 1964 [Vol. 65], p. 183), the Arab League intensified its activities against the State of Israel and against the local Jewish community. Headed by Hussein Triki, an admitted Nazi sympathizer, the Arab League had connections with many influential circles. Its voice was the Nacion Arabe, a magazine that stressed the bogey of Jewish "dual allegiance" .. It urged an economic and political boycott of Israel, acknowledged contact with illegal Nazi groups in Argentina, and, under the guise of anti-Zionism, conducted an intense anti-Jewish campaign. To combat these activities, DAIA made continuous representations to all high government officials and all political parties. In Rosario an Arab-Jewish League was organized to improve relations between the two groups. In September Triki was recalled to Egypt and was replaced by General Esam Helmy El Masry. In August "Nation Arabe" ceased publication. It was replaced in September by another magazine, Patria Bdrabara, which closed down three months later.