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3 of the pilots who were shot down - Nazi Germans
 
3 of the pilots who were shot down - Nazi Germans
 
From Haifa its announced: It was learned that three of the five Egyptian pilots who were shot down on Saturday in the Haifa area are neither Egyptians nor Arabs.  They are believed to be Nazi Germans.</font></blockquote></ref>
 
From Haifa its announced: It was learned that three of the five Egyptian pilots who were shot down on Saturday in the Haifa area are neither Egyptians nor Arabs.  They are believed to be Nazi Germans.</font></blockquote></ref>
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-German advisers working with Arab troops.
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A letter intercepted in the fall of 1948, written by a German who was now serving the Arab cause. According to this letter, there were twenty escaped German POWs in Beirut, and most of them were "working on the Grille, the Führer's private yacht."
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-Nazi trained Fawzi [Fauzi] al-Qutb [فوزي نامق القطب] - had prepared the truck bomb: detonated on February 22, 1948, the 'Ben Yehuda Street bombing.'<ref>Friedman, Matti. Spies of No Country: Israel's Secret Agents at the Birth of the Mossad. United States: Algonquin Books, 2020, pp.[https://books.google.com/books?id=Fqa4DwAAQBAJ&pg=PA138 138]-9.<blockquote>
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Evidence of Nazi fingerprints on the Arab side always drew special attention from the Jewish intelligence services. One file from July 1948, for example, includes a sighting of German Tiger tanks in the service of the Egyptian army in Gaza...
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There really were German advisers working with Arab troops, and the best explosives expert among the Palestinian Arabs, the one responsible for the deadliest truck bombs of 1948, had been trained in Nazi Germany.
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The Palestinian Arab leader himself, the Mufti of Jerusalem, had been a prominent accomplice of Hitler's regime throughout the Second World War, broadcasting propaganda aimed at the Arab world and enlisting Muslim soldiers in the Nazi cause.
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All of this supported the Jews' suspicion that links existed between the powerful forces arrayed against them. It is in this context that Israeli intelligence understood a letter intercepted that fall, written by a German who was now serving the Arab cause. According to this letter, there were twenty escaped German POWs in Beirut, and most of them were "working on the Grille, the Führer's private yacht."</blockquote></ref>
       
- On Jan 1, 1948:<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1948/01/02/01/article/10/,l Haganah Kills Two Nazis], ''Palestine Post'', January 2, 1948.
 
- On Jan 1, 1948:<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1948/01/02/01/article/10/,l Haganah Kills Two Nazis], ''Palestine Post'', January 2, 1948.
 
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Two Germans, one of them known to be a member of the Nazi Party, were killed by the Haganah in Jerusalem yesterday, Jewish sources said last night. One of them was said to have been in touch with Arab terror bands and to have been an informer...
 
Two Germans, one of them known to be a member of the Nazi Party, were killed by the Haganah in Jerusalem yesterday, Jewish sources said last night. One of them was said to have been in touch with Arab terror bands and to have been an informer...
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The same sources reported that the attentats of the Arab villages of Jabaliya and Tel er-Rish to form peace pacts with their Jewish neighbours at Holon had been stopped by the Arab Higher Executive, which had also ordered the removal of posters in Arabic in Tulkarm condemning the attacks on trains.</blockquote></ref> Two Germans, one of them known to be a member of the Nazi Party, were killed by the Haganah.
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The same sources reported that the attempts of the Arab villages of Jabaliya and Tel er-Rish to form peace pacts with their Jewish neighbours at Holon had been stopped by the Arab Higher Executive, which had also ordered the removal of posters in Arabic in Tulkarm condemning the attacks on trains.</blockquote></ref> Two Germans, one of them known to be a member of the Nazi Party, were killed by the Haganah.
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- January 1948:<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1948/01/06/01/article/46 The Palestine Post⁩, 6 January 1948⁩],
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- January 1948:<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1948/01/06/01/article/46 The Palestine Post, 6 January 1948],NAZI EXPERTS TRAINING ARAB COMBAT UNITS.</ref><blockquote>
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NAZI EXPERTS TRAINING ARAB COMBAT UNITS.</ref><blockquote>
   
Nazi Experts Training Arab Combat Units.
 
Nazi Experts Training Arab Combat Units.
 
About 15 Germans who were smuggled into Palestine from Egypt by the Arab Higher Executive are training Arab combat units, according to Arab sources quoted by Haboker.  
 
About 15 Germans who were smuggled into Palestine from Egypt by the Arab Higher Executive are training Arab combat units, according to Arab sources quoted by Haboker.  
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Some of them are experts in explosives , it is reported, and were selected for that reason from prisoner-of-war camps in Egypt . Contact with them was established by Arabs who servyed in Germany during the war.</blockquote>
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Some of them are experts in explosives , it is reported, and were selected for that reason from prisoner-of-war camps in Egypt . Contact with them was established by Arabs who served in Germany during the war.</blockquote>
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- On Jan 8, 1948, a Ukrainian Polish Nazi, Vladislav Zhidek, A.K.A. Michael Kliszczuk, was eliminated:<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1948/01/09/01/article/44 Palestine Post⁩, 9 January 1948⁩.<blockquote>
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- On Jan 8, 1948, a Ukrainian Polish Nazi, Vladislav Zhidek, A.K.A. Michael Kliszczuk, was eliminated:<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1948/01/09/01/article/44 Palestine Post⁩, 9 January 1948⁩.</ref><blockquote>
 
UKRAINIAN SHOT DEAD IN CAFE
 
UKRAINIAN SHOT DEAD IN CAFE
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Palestine Fost Staff  
 
A 37-year-old Ukrainian Pole Vladislav Zhidek, was shot dead While he was sitting in the Sichel Cafe in Ben Yehuda Road in Jerusalem about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. When a Red Shield ambulance arrived, the crew found Zhidek had been killed by a number of bullets in the head. He was attacked by one of two young men who walked into the cafe, fired a revolver at point-blank range and then left. A girl who was reported to be sitting with Zhidek was unhurt.  
 
A 37-year-old Ukrainian Pole Vladislav Zhidek, was shot dead While he was sitting in the Sichel Cafe in Ben Yehuda Road in Jerusalem about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. When a Red Shield ambulance arrived, the crew found Zhidek had been killed by a number of bullets in the head. He was attacked by one of two young men who walked into the cafe, fired a revolver at point-blank range and then left. A girl who was reported to be sitting with Zhidek was unhurt.  
 
Zhidek was also known as Michael Kliszczuk. Pictures found in his pockets showed him with other men near a Gestapo building decorated with swastikas. Later, it was learned that he had been shot by the Stern gang.  
 
Zhidek was also known as Michael Kliszczuk. Pictures found in his pockets showed him with other men near a Gestapo building decorated with swastikas. Later, it was learned that he had been shot by the Stern gang.  
 
A former SS Sturmbann-fuhrer, he had also been a high-ranking official in one of the districts of German-occupied Poland. He came to Palestine in 1941 and was arrested as a Nazi spy and was sent to Mezra, Latrun and, then Wilhelmina .  
 
A former SS Sturmbann-fuhrer, he had also been a high-ranking official in one of the districts of German-occupied Poland. He came to Palestine in 1941 and was arrested as a Nazi spy and was sent to Mezra, Latrun and, then Wilhelmina .  
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He was reportedly in contact with Arab gangs and was due to go to Syria to train Arabs. He had been employed for some time at Allenby Barracks. It was officially reported that no witnesses to the shooting had come forward.</blockquote></ref>
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He was reportedly in contact with Arab gangs and was due to go to Syria to train Arabs. He had been employed for some time at Allenby Barracks. It was officially reported that no witnesses to the shooting had come forward.</blockquote>
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- Jan 1948, two Nazi escapees, sentenced and executed as Mufti agents<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/bbh/1948/01/23/01/article/28/ B'nai B'rith Messenger, 23 January 1948], "KILL TWO NAZI AIDES".</ref><blockquote>
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- Jan 1948, two Nazi escapees, sentenced and executed as Mufti agents:<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/bbh/1948/01/23/01/article/28/ B'nai B'rith Messenger, 23 January 1948], "KILL TWO NAZI AIDES".</ref><blockquote>
 
JERUSALEM (Palcor) . — Two escaped Nazi prisoners of war, one of them a former Wehrmacht officer and the other a Volksdeutsch Pole (a Pole of German descent) were executed by Haganah, Jewish defense force, in Jerusalem yesterday after they were found in possession of documents implicating them with the Mufti-controlled Palestine Arab Higher Committee. The two Nazis, wearing civilian clothes, were arrested by Haganah seouts. They were interrogated and carefully searched before being sentenced and executed as Mufti agents. Government authorities later identified them as escapees from a PW camp near Cairo.</blockquote>
 
JERUSALEM (Palcor) . — Two escaped Nazi prisoners of war, one of them a former Wehrmacht officer and the other a Volksdeutsch Pole (a Pole of German descent) were executed by Haganah, Jewish defense force, in Jerusalem yesterday after they were found in possession of documents implicating them with the Mufti-controlled Palestine Arab Higher Committee. The two Nazis, wearing civilian clothes, were arrested by Haganah seouts. They were interrogated and carefully searched before being sentenced and executed as Mufti agents. Government authorities later identified them as escapees from a PW camp near Cairo.</blockquote>
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Arab agents are today recruiting mercenaries to fight against the Jews in Palestine from among the Yugoslav Ustashi and Chetniks and the Ukrainians, Albanians, Circassians (former inhabitants of the northwestern area of the Caucasus) and other groups here who were on Hitler’s side during the war, and are now under the care of the International Refugee Organization.
 
Arab agents are today recruiting mercenaries to fight against the Jews in Palestine from among the Yugoslav Ustashi and Chetniks and the Ukrainians, Albanians, Circassians (former inhabitants of the northwestern area of the Caucasus) and other groups here who were on Hitler’s side during the war, and are now under the care of the International Refugee Organization.
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Able-bodied men, both inside and outside the I.R.O. camps, who are between 22 and 32 years of age, and who accept the Arab terms of payment–their fares to the middle East and maintenance of their families in exchange for their pledge to serve in the Arab forces for at least one year–are being given visas by the governments of Egypt, Syria and Transjordan. Where the mercenaries are of Moslem origin they are being officially "resettled" by formal negotiations between the governments concerned and the I.R.0. which, however, disclaims any knowledge of what use the individuals are put to on arriving in the Middle East.</blockquote>
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Able-bodied men, both inside and outside the I.R.O. camps, who are between 22 and 32 years of age, and who accept the Arab terms of payment–their fares to the middle East and maintenance of their families in exchange for their pledge to serve in the Arab forces for at least one year–are being given visas by the governments of Egypt, Syria and Transjordan. Where the mercenaries are of Moslem origin they are being officially "resettled" by formal negotiations between the governments concerned and the I.R.O. which, however, disclaims any knowledge of what use the individuals are put to on arriving in the Middle East.</blockquote>
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(Kenneth Dixon, famous war correspondent, describes in the following exclusive International News Service story from Palestine, how Nazi officers have turned up in the Holy Land, where they are lead Arabs in their fight against the Jews. The account is based on official Jewish documents and Dixon's own impressions after a secret visit to a Jewish border outposts).
 
(Kenneth Dixon, famous war correspondent, describes in the following exclusive International News Service story from Palestine, how Nazi officers have turned up in the Holy Land, where they are lead Arabs in their fight against the Jews. The account is based on official Jewish documents and Dixon's own impressions after a secret visit to a Jewish border outposts).
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by Kenneth Dixon
 
by Kenneth Dixon
 
I.N.S. Staff Correspondent ...1948.
 
I.N.S. Staff Correspondent ...1948.
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Documentary evidence, provided in papers, taken from the bodies of former German soldiers, slain by Haganah fighters, backs up the Jewish claim.
 
Documentary evidence, provided in papers, taken from the bodies of former German soldiers, slain by Haganah fighters, backs up the Jewish claim.
 
The Jewish officers I spoke to said that anywhere from 40[0?] to 500 German soldiers are serving with the Arabs.
 
The Jewish officers I spoke to said that anywhere from 40[0?] to 500 German soldiers are serving with the Arabs.
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The Nazis are believed to have come mainly from North Africa after the defeat of Rommel's Afrika Corps. Others are said to have infiltrated into the Holy Land after V-E Day.
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The Nazis are believed to have come mainly from North Africa after the defeat of Rommel's Afrika Corps. Others are said to have infiltrated into the Holy Land after V-E Day.
 
The Jews say that some of these Germans may have been close associates of the Grand Mufti, the Arab spiritual leader who was extremely friendly with Adolf Hitler.
 
The Jews say that some of these Germans may have been close associates of the Grand Mufti, the Arab spiritual leader who was extremely friendly with Adolf Hitler.
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Many of the Germans, the Jews told me, "very conveniently" managed to escape prisoner of war camps in the Middle East. 
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Many of the Germans, the Jews told me, "very conveniently" managed to escape prisoner of war camps in the Middle East.  
 
Together with estimated 1,500 "volunteers" who have crossed into Palestine from neighboring Arab countries, the Germans are said to be awaiting the surrender of the British  mandate next May, at which time they will start their all-out attack.
 
Together with estimated 1,500 "volunteers" who have crossed into Palestine from neighboring Arab countries, the Germans are said to be awaiting the surrender of the British  mandate next May, at which time they will start their all-out attack.
 
Some of the Germans, the Jews claim, they captured still bear tattoo marks of the Nazi 'SS' - the dread Nazi elite guards.
 
Some of the Germans, the Jews claim, they captured still bear tattoo marks of the Nazi 'SS' - the dread Nazi elite guards.
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My visits to the Jewish border outpost was made in a company of members of Palmach, the shock troops of the Haganah, Jewish defense army.
 
My visits to the Jewish border outpost was made in a company of members of Palmach, the shock troops of the Haganah, Jewish defense army.
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The Arabs made several attacks during the night. One large force directed their assault at the position I visited.
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The Arabs made several attacks during the night. One large force directed their assault at the position I visited.
    
I observed that they did not employ skirmishing tactics usually associated with Arab soldiers, but engaged the Jews in a high concentrated and coordinated actions.
 
I observed that they did not employ skirmishing tactics usually associated with Arab soldiers, but engaged the Jews in a high concentrated and coordinated actions.
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He laughed and replied:
 
He laughed and replied:
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- "They should. They were trained by the Germans and are probably being led by Germans tonight."
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- "They should. They were trained by the Germans and are probably being led by Germans tonight."
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Shortly thereafter, the Palmach fighters met the Arabs head-on in another sector. The Jewish leaders reported they distinctly heard orders being shouted in German - "achtung" (attention) and "schwein" (swine).
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Shortly thereafter, the Palmach fighters met the Arabs head-on in another sector. The Jewish leaders reported they distinctly heard orders being shouted in German - "achtung" (attention) and "schwein" (swine).
    
In Tel Aviv a few days ago, an Arab taxi driver noticed my blond, close-cropped hair and asked, "Are you German?"
 
In Tel Aviv a few days ago, an Arab taxi driver noticed my blond, close-cropped hair and asked, "Are you German?"
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There is a difference of opinion among the Jews, however, as to whether the British are involved in the alleged infiltration of the Germans.
 
There is a difference of opinion among the Jews, however, as to whether the British are involved in the alleged infiltration of the Germans.
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Older Haganah leaders say the British could do nothing about the situation even if they knew about it. but the younger Palmach men insist the British are aiding the Germans.
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Older Haganah leaders say the British could do nothing about the situation even if they knew about it. but the younger Palmach men insist the British are aiding the Germans.
    
All are in agreement that the quality of the Arab fighting has improved tremendously wherever ex-Wehrmacht officers are known to be operating.
 
All are in agreement that the quality of the Arab fighting has improved tremendously wherever ex-Wehrmacht officers are known to be operating.
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- German advisers working with Arab troops.
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-German advisers working with Arab troops.
 
A letter intercepted in the fall of 1948, written by a German who was now serving the Arab cause. According to this letter, there were twenty escaped German POWs in Beirut, and most of them were "working on the Grille, the Führer's private yacht."
 
A letter intercepted in the fall of 1948, written by a German who was now serving the Arab cause. According to this letter, there were twenty escaped German POWs in Beirut, and most of them were "working on the Grille, the Führer's private yacht."
 
-Nazi trained Fawzi [Fauzi] al-Qutb [فوزي نامق القطب] - had prepared the truck bomb: detonated on February 22, 1948, the 'Ben Yehuda Street bombing.'<ref>Friedman, Matti. Spies of No Country: Israel's Secret Agents at the Birth of the Mossad. United States: Algonquin Books, 2020, pp.[https://books.google.com/books?id=Fqa4DwAAQBAJ&pg=PA138 138]-9.<blockquote>
 
-Nazi trained Fawzi [Fauzi] al-Qutb [فوزي نامق القطب] - had prepared the truck bomb: detonated on February 22, 1948, the 'Ben Yehuda Street bombing.'<ref>Friedman, Matti. Spies of No Country: Israel's Secret Agents at the Birth of the Mossad. United States: Algonquin Books, 2020, pp.[https://books.google.com/books?id=Fqa4DwAAQBAJ&pg=PA138 138]-9.<blockquote>
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- March/1948 report: Some among non-Jewish Poles who came to Palestine during WW2 were actual Nazis, who took part in the extermination acts against the Jews, and who didn’t even speak Polish but claimed to general W. Anders to be Poles and he let them go. These experienced soldiers helped the Arabs against the Jews in 1947/8, despite being welcomed politely by the local Jews.<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/haretz/1948/03/03/01/article/47 ha-Arets - הארץ, 3 March 1948].<blockquote>
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-March/1948 report: Some among non-Jewish Poles who came to Palestine during WW2 were actual Nazis, who took part in the extermination acts against the Jews, and who didn’t even speak Polish but claimed to general W. Anders to be Poles and he let them go. These experienced soldiers helped the Arabs against the Jews in 1947/8, despite being welcomed politely by the local Jews.<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/haretz/1948/03/03/01/article/47 ha-Arets - הארץ, 3 March 1948].<blockquote>
 
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הפולנים בארץ-ישראל
 
הפולנים בארץ-ישראל
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- March 1948:<ref>[https://www.mekolmakom.com/single-post/2019/06/02/%D7%91%D7%93%D7%A8%D7%9A-%D7%90%D7%9C-%D7%94%D7%A2%D7%99%D7%A8 "On the way to the city"]
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-March 1948:<ref>[https://www.mekolmakom.com/single-post/2019/06/02/%D7%91%D7%93%D7%A8%D7%9A-%D7%90%D7%9C-%D7%94%D7%A2%D7%99%D7%A8 "On the way to the city"]
 
["בדרך אל העיר"]
 
["בדרך אל העיר"]
 
Mekol Makom, Jun 2, 2019</ref>
 
Mekol Makom, Jun 2, 2019</ref>
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It was assumed that Nazi officers had arrived in the area after the crash of Nazi Germany.  As the struggle for the road and its surroundings intensified, the British evacuated the villagers to the Arab city of Ramla during April.</blockquote>
 
It was assumed that Nazi officers had arrived in the area after the crash of Nazi Germany.  As the struggle for the road and its surroundings intensified, the British evacuated the villagers to the Arab city of Ramla during April.</blockquote>
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- April 1948, two hundred Nazi Yugoslav Moslems recruited for the Arab Liberation Forces arrive in Beirut.<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1948/04/09/01/article/58/ The Palestine Post, 9 April 1948]. "Nazi Fighting Forces To Support Arabs."</ref><blockquote>
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Nazi Fighting Forces To Support Arabs.
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Two hundred Yugoslav Moslems who were recruited for the Arab Liberation Forces arrived in Beirut this week on the s. s. Augustina, the Lebanese press reported yesterday.
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They are former members of the Bosnia troops who were organised during the war by the Chairman of the Arab Higher Committee to fight for the Nazis in the Balkans.</blockquote>
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- April 1948, two hundred Nazi Yugoslav Moslems recruited for the Arab Liberation Forces arrive in Beirut.<ref>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/pls/1948/04/09/01/article/58/ The Palestine Post, 9 April 1948]. "Nazi Fighting Forces To Support Arabs."</ref><blockquote>
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- July 1948 report:<ref>[https://www.jta.org/archive/former-moslem-members-of-s-s-division-recruited-by-egypt-for-fighting-in-palestine Former Moslem Members of S.S. Division Recruited by Egypt for Fighting in Palestine], ''JTA'', July 28, 1948.  [http://pdfs.jta.org/1948/1948-07-28_173.pdf].</ref>
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Two hundred Yugoslav Moslems who were recruited for the Arab Liberation Forces arrived in Beirut this week on the s. s. Augustina, the Lebanese press reported yesterday.
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They are former members of the Bosnia troops who were organised during the war by the Chairman of the Arab Higher Committee to fight for the Nazis in lhe Balkans.</blockquote>
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- July 1948 report:<ref>[https://www.jta.org/archive/former-moslem-members-of-s-s-division-recruited-by-egypt-for-fighting-in-palestine Former Moslem Members of S.S. Division Recruited by Egypt for Fighting in Palestine], ''JTA'', July 28, 1948.  [http://pdfs.jta.org/1948/1948-07-28_173.pdf].</ref>
   
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Several hundred former members of the Nazi Prinz Eugen SS Division, recruited by Egyptian authorities in Austria as farm workers, immediately upon their arrival in Egypt Joined the Arab Legion of Transjordan and departed for the Palestine front to fight against the Jews, the Socialist newspaper Well Am Abend reported today.
 
Several hundred former members of the Nazi Prinz Eugen SS Division, recruited by Egyptian authorities in Austria as farm workers, immediately upon their arrival in Egypt Joined the Arab Legion of Transjordan and departed for the Palestine front to fight against the Jews, the Socialist newspaper Well Am Abend reported today.
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- In September 1948, it was reported:<ref>"Nazis Recruited for Arab Forces,'
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- In September 1948, it was reported:<ref>"Nazis Recruited for Arab Forces," ''JTA'',  September 5, 1948. [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjk7htclCB1L77Ps_s3GyUClLqI5ji0bt_-savmn6VHgWYr9XLdkLKFsoaAd5A21MwDu8Iezyjy1FzHfwWaqBsBo2rkxAEUTrrmnyr3IGfjyDkaKKEUyLH_ujMao4SnGmWBZoXP6Zk_ygcpiJYy_yMhjeTw9Lw7FFSB-VJ4niIYQEyJ6f8E3Nk/w273-h591/nazi48d.jpg].<blockquote><small>
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''JTA'',  September 5, 1948. [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjk7htclCB1L77Ps_s3GyUClLqI5ji0bt_-savmn6VHgWYr9XLdkLKFsoaAd5A21MwDu8Iezyjy1FzHfwWaqBsBo2rkxAEUTrrmnyr3IGfjyDkaKKEUyLH_ujMao4SnGmWBZoXP6Zk_ygcpiJYy_yMhjeTw9Lw7FFSB-VJ4niIYQEyJ6f8E3Nk/w273-h591/nazi48d.jpg].<blockquote><small>
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Nazis Recruited for Arab Forces.
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Former members of Nazi Storm Troop units are being recruited for the Arab forces, according to reports in the American zone in Austria, from detention camps in the Hungarian press quoted by the Communist Kol Ha'am.
 
Former members of Nazi Storm Troop units are being recruited for the Arab forces, according to reports in the American zone in Austria, from detention camps in the Hungarian press quoted by the Communist Kol Ha'am.
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Three youths arrested while trying to cross the Austrian border into Hungary told the Budapest police that at their camp, No. 318, groups were being allowed to leave after signing  undertaking that they would leave to Palestine to join the Arabs. They wwee also given rifle instruction in the hills near the camp.
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Three youths arrested while trying to cross the Austrian border into Hungary told the Budapest police that at their camp, No. 318, groups were being allowed to leave after signing  undertaking that they would leave to Palestine to join the Arabs. They wwee also given rifle instruction in the hills near the camp.
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The three youths said they had been induced to sign such an undertaking by two Hungarian officers, Col. Arno Zabosh and Captain Ziga Yozef. They left their group as it was about to leave for Palestine, they said.</small></blockquote></ref>
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The three youths said they had been induced to sign such an undertaking by two Hungarian officers, Col. Arno Zabosh and Captain Ziga Yozef. They left their group as it was about to leave for Palestine, they said.</small></blockquote></ref><blockquote>
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Former members of Nazi Storm Troop units --from detention camps-- are being recruited for the Arab forces, according to reports in the American zone in Austria,  in the Hungarian press...
 
Former members of Nazi Storm Troop units --from detention camps-- are being recruited for the Arab forces, according to reports in the American zone in Austria,  in the Hungarian press...
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Three youths arrested while trying to cross the Austrian border into Hungary told the Budapest police that at their camp, No. 318, groups were being allowed to leave after signing  undertaking that they would leave to Palestine to join the Arabs. They wwee also given rifle instruction in the hills near the camp.
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Three youths arrested while trying to cross the Austrian border into Hungary told the Budapest police that at their camp, No. 318, groups were being allowed to leave after signing  undertaking that they would leave to Palestine to join the Arabs. They wwee also given rifle instruction in the hills near the camp.
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The three youths said they had been induced to sign such an undertaking by two Hungarian officers, Col. Arno Zabosh and Captain Ziga Yozef. They left their group as it was about to leave for Palestine, they said.</blockquote>
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The three youths said they had been induced to sign such an undertaking by two Hungarian officers, Col. Arno Zabosh and Captain Ziga Yozef. They left their group as it was about to leave for Palestine, they said.</blockquote>
     
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