| − | Hitler has long adorned the study of Ahmed Huber, convert to Islam. After Sept. 11, he twinned the picture with one of Osama bin Laden. The voluble proponent of a strange alliance, one apparently strengthened in the aftermath of Sept. 11: Muslim fundamentalists and neo-Nazis, who share a hatred of the United States, Israel and Jews.
| + | Ahmed Huber, convert to Islam, "whose views were strongly influenced by his meeting in 1965 with Mufti al Husseini,"<ref>Livingstone, David. Black Terror White Soldiers: Islam, Fascism & the New Age. United States: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2013, [https://books.google.com/books?id=FYy7TTmQoD4C&pg=PA553 p. 553].</ref> Hitler has long adorned his study. After Sept. 11, he twinned the picture with one of Osama bin Laden. The voluble proponent of a strange alliance, one apparently strengthened in the aftermath of Sept. 11: Muslim fundamentalists and neo-Nazis, who share a hatred of the United States, Israel and Jews. |
| | According to him, some Nazi veterans also feel common cause with Islamic militants. | | According to him, some Nazi veterans also feel common cause with Islamic militants. |