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An alarming 1964 reporting on 'Neo-Nazi activities of Arab countries... an extensive anti-democratic and anti-Jewish Campaign is "being waged with greatly increased intensity" by Arab Propagandists... extremists and neo-Nazi groups, often operating jointly.' Arab hate propaganda intensified especially since Arab League (Hussein Triki) 'Nacion Arabe' launch in 1963. Arabs distributed a propaganda piece entitled "The Problem of Palestine Refugees," which is, in reality, a collation of diatribes against Zionism, Jews and Judaism.
An alarming 1964 reporting on 'Neo-Nazi activities of Arab countries... an extensive anti-democratic and anti-Jewish Campaign is "being waged with greatly increased intensity" by Arab Propagandists... extremists and neo-Nazi groups, often operating jointly.' Arab hate propaganda intensified especially since Arab League (Hussein Triki) 'Nacion Arabe' launch in 1963. Arabs distributed a propaganda piece entitled "The Problem of Palestine Refugees," which is, in reality, a collation of diatribes against Zionism, Jews and Judaism.
The pamphlet denies that six million Jews were destroyed by the Nazis.<ref>[https://issuu.com/jewishpress7/docs/1964-06-05 The Jewish Press, June 5, 1964, p. 4]:<blockquote><small>
The pamphlet denies that six million Jews were destroyed by the Nazis.<ref>[https://issuu.com/jewishpress7/docs/1964-06-05 The Jewish Press, June 5, 1964, p. 4]:<blockquote><small>
Samuel Caber of AJC
Samuel Gaber of AJC
Neo-Nazi Activities of Arab Countries
Neo-Nazi Activities of Arab Countries
The pamphlet denies that six million Jews were destroyed by the Nazis.
The pamphlet denies that six million Jews were destroyed by the Nazis.
European Neo-nazi organization, accordingvto Mr. Gaber "are taking encouragement from developments in South America in the hope that economic and political difficulties there will create new opportunities for extremists."
European Neo-nazi organization, according to Mr. Gaber "are taking encouragement from developments in South America in the hope that economic and political difficulties there will create new opportunities for extremists."
Turning to the situation in Latin America. Mr. Gaber drew particular attention to what he called "a massive campaign of hatred conducted by the Arab League with huge unlimited funds and a generous supply of all kinds of mass media resources."
Turning to the situation in Latin America. Mr. Gaber drew particular attention to what he called "a massive campaign of hatred conducted by the Arab League with huge unlimited funds and a generous supply of all kinds of mass media resources."