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Nazism at Arab Palestinians (view source)
Revision as of 21:44, January 10, 2023
, 21:44, January 10, 2023→Post WW2 Arab Nazi alliances
* The neo-Nazi "<b>German Social Movement</b>," had relations with the <b>Arab League</b>. Among other things, it held a convention in 1957 in Freudenstadt. It <i>featured numerous addresses, most of them marked by anti-Semitic innuendoes, delivered by a number of open devoteees of Hitler. Chief among these was, Karl Priester, former Hitler Youth and S.S. leader who heads now the movement and edits its anti-Semitic monthly magazine.</i><ref name=jta-4oct1957/>
* The neo-Nazi "<b>German Social Movement</b>," had relations with the <b>Arab League</b>. Among other things, it held a convention in 1957 in Freudenstadt. It <i>featured numerous addresses, most of them marked by anti-Semitic innuendoes, delivered by a number of open devoteees of Hitler. Chief among these was, Karl Priester, former Hitler Youth and S.S. leader who heads now the movement and edits its anti-Semitic monthly magazine.</i><ref name=jta-4oct1957/>
*1950s.<br>
Jorge Zurob Sabaj's, ''Central Arab Committee of Chile'''s weekly journal ''Mundo Arabe'' presented itself as a faithful follower of the ex-Mufti Haj Amin el Husseini whose portrait appeared on the front page on March 17, 1950, adding: "the spiritual and political leader of the Palestinian Arabs."
<ref name=wiener1961>The Wiener Library bulletin. United Kingdom: 1961, p. 23. [https://books.google.com/books?id=6_QaAQAAMAAJ&q=%22This+group+boasts+of+prestige+and%22].
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A Youth Movement is to be launched, and gradually it is hoped the Arabs of both the Americas will be United into a single force.
The initiative for this ambitious project comes from the most active Arab group in South America, the Central Arab Committee of Chile, whose weekly journal Mundo Arabe, 17/3/50, reports the details.
This group boasts of prestige and influence both in Arab countries and in Chile. Its chairman is Sr. [[Juan Yarur Lolas|Juan Yarur]], owner one of the largest Chilean textile concerns, with controlling interests in a number of other firms. He was reported to have negotiated, without success, the engagement as his financial adviser of Dr. Schacht, the former Nazi Minister of Economy... Mundo Arabe presents itself as a faithful follower of the ex-Mufti Haj Amin el Husseini whose portrait appears on the front page on March 17 with a statement that "the spiritual and political leader of the Palestinian Arabs repudiates the Jordanian elections and denounces the 'British conspiracy'."
Supporters of Ex-Mufti
The same issue carries the banner headline, "The Jews (sic. mundo Arabe) Plan the Destruction of the Nations."...</blockquote></ref>
*1960s.<br>
Neo-Nazi [[Franz Heinz Pfeiffer Richter]]'s publication ''Cruz Gamada'' (swastika), was another example of cooperation between pro-Nazi groups and the [[Arabs]], most of which was devoted to "Palestine, Arab land" and "Communist[sic] Jewish [sic] infiltration," or "Capitalist ... " (Nazis never had a problem with contradiction, of course).<ref>Edy Kaufman, Edy. Shapira, Yoram. Barromi, Joel. Israeli-Latin American Relations. United States: Transaction Books, 1979, [https://books.google.com/books?id=X40T9b0SwUEC&pg=PA87 p. 87n167].
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Cooperation with Latin American antisemitic groups has long been an Arab tactic. A curious result of this policy occurred at the United Nations in 1962. Ahmed Shukairy, then head of the Saudi Arabian delegation, openly praised the Argentine Nazi group Tacuara. The Argentine delegate expressed dismay.
Another example of cooperation between pro-Nazi groups and the Arabs is the Chilean publication Cruz Gamada (swastika), most of which is devoted to "Palestine, Arab land" and "Communist[sic] Jewish [sic] infiltration," or "Capitalist ...
Another curious result of this sort of collusion took place in Buenos Aires in 1964. At a public meeting called to express solidarity with the Arab states , the Arab League delegate was greeted with the shout "Expel the Jews to Israel" and with the Nazi salute.</blockquote></ref>