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In Dec 1937, Nazi Envoy was greeted by 2 Arab editors.<ref>Nazi Envoy Greeted By 2 Arab Editors. The Chronicler-Spokesman 17 December 1937.<blockquote><small>
In Dec 1937, Nazi Envoy was greeted by 2 Arab editors.<ref>Nazi Envoy Greeted By 2 Arab Editors. The Chronicler-Spokesman 17 December 1937. [https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/cgs/1937/12/16/01/article/3 The Sentinel, 16 December 1937].<blockquote><small>
By Jewish Telegraphic Agency CAIRO —Franz von Berk, aide to Reich Propaganda Minister Goebbels, arrived here last week and was met by the editors of two Palestine Arab papers, Falastin and Adifaa. Dr. Goebbels is scheduled to visit Cairo next month.</small></blockquote></ref>
By Jewish Telegraphic Agency CAIRO —Franz von Berk, aide to Reich Propaganda Minister Goebbels, arrived here last week and was met by the editors of two Palestine Arab papers, Falastin and Adifaa. Dr. Goebbels is scheduled to visit Cairo next month.</small></blockquote></ref>
<blockquote>Franz von Berk, aide to Reich Propaganda Minister Goebbels, arrived here last week and was met by the editors of two Palestine Arab papers, Falastin and Adifaa. Dr. Goebbels is scheduled to visit Cairo next month.</blockquote>
<blockquote>Franz von Berk, aide to Reich Propaganda Minister Goebbels, arrived here last week and was met by the editors of two Palestine Arab papers, Falastin and Adifaa. Dr. Goebbels is scheduled to visit Cairo next month.</blockquote>
Publicized in 1938, the editor of the extremist Arab daily "Ad-Difaa" visited Cairo to meet a "prominent German personage" and returned suddenly to expand its pages and greatly extend its news and pictorial services. The swastika has appeared in Arab leaflets and German rifles have been captured more than once from Arab terrorists.<ref>The Quarterly Review. United Kingdom: John Murray, 1938. [https://books.google.com/books?id=tv0vAAAAMAAJ&q=pictorial 209]; "Friends of Europe" Publications. United Kingdom: Friends of Europe., 1938. [https://books.google.com/books?id=rOc7AAAAMAAJ&q=pictorial 26].<blockquote>According to the Palestine Post , 'the editor of the extremist Arab daily "Ad-Difaa" visited Cairo to meet a "prominent German personage" and returned suddenly to expand its pages and greatly extend its news and pictorial services.' The swastika has appeared in Arab leaflets and German rifles have been captured more than once from Arab terrorists. In Damascus there is a club called El Nadi el Arrabi' (The Arab Club), which is generally known to be maintained from German sources.</blockquote></ref>
Publicized in 1938, the editor of the extremist Arab daily "Ad-Difaa" visited Cairo to meet a "prominent German personage" and returned suddenly to expand its pages and greatly extend its news and pictorial services. The swastika has appeared in Arab leaflets and German rifles have been captured more than once from Arab terrorists.<ref>The Quarterly Review. United Kingdom: John Murray, 1938, [https://books.google.com/books?id=tv0vAAAAMAAJ&q=pictorial p. 208-9]; "Friends of Europe" Publications. United Kingdom: Friends of Europe., 1938, [https://books.google.com/books?id=rOc7AAAAMAAJ&q=pictorial pp. 25-6].<blockquote><small>
THE NAZI INTERNATIONAL.
THE NEAR AND MIDDLE EAST.
In the Near and Middle East propaganda has been rife since 1934, when legal proceedings were taken by a Jew of Cairo against the local German Society for publishing a pamphlet in defence of Hitler's persecution of the Jews, which contained the usual anti-Semitic slanders.
The case was lost on the technical ground that the prosecutor was not personally libelled, and an impetus was immediately given to further agitation, which was extended to Egyptian circles.
In April 1935, fifty German agents were sent to Africa and the Near East, and a letter was addressed by the Ministry of Propaganda on May 16, 1935, to the Reich Minister of Foreign Affairs, thanking him for his help in regard to colonial propaganda and stating: 'Our agents have received instructions and orders for the task and we have informed our consular representatives at Haifa, Jaffa, Algiers, Agadir and Rabat. We have also informed our agents (Vertrauensleute) and influential natives. We, too, are of the absolute opinion that success can only be achieved if the most intense propaganda effort is concentrated on the natives.
In Cairo and Alexandria the methods employed are the distribution of libellous leaflets , appeals — in both Arabic and German — to boycott Jewish firms , inflammatory articles in obscure papers , and street demonstrations.
In the autumn of 1937 Herr Baldur <b>von Shirach, head of the Hitler Youth, and Herr '''von Berk, editor of the 'Angriff' (the organ of Dr Goebbels), both made a tour of the Near East, and news of a plan for intensifying the boycott of Jewish firms''' in Egypt was first published in the German and Austrian press.
That ''"Germany has played a part in assisting the Arab revolt in Palestine and is exploiting both Pan-Islamism and anti - Zionism is by no means only a rumour. The Jerusalem police intercepted documents in 1936 proving that the Arab leaders received 50,000£ from Germany and 20,000£ from Italy for the purpose of strengthening their resistance. According to the Palestine Post,' 'the editor of the extremist Arab daily "Ad-Difaa" visited Cairo to meet a "prominent German personage" and returned suddenly to expand its pages and greatly extend its news and pictorial services.' The swastika has appeared in Arab leaflets and German rifles have been captured more than once from Arab terrorists'''.
In Damascus there is a club called El Nadi el Arrabi' (The Arab Club), which is generally known to be maintained from German sources.</small></blockquote></ref>
<font size=1>If one Communist or two wrote something against Zionism and Fascism at the same time, or that there were Arab soldiers who were paid by Jews (who were the ones mobilized en masse) to join the Brits - do not change the overwhelming facts.
<font size=1>If one Communist or two wrote something against Zionism and Fascism at the same time, or that there were Arab soldiers who were paid by Jews (who were the ones mobilized en masse) Though ''Falastin'' & ''Ad-Difa'' changed tunes according to power, etc.<ref name=shimoni/> Yet, enough was the glorification of Hitler in 1932, in 1933 after Hitler assumed power and in 1934 to plant the seeds of venom, nor have they become less anti-Jewish while changing ("strategic") tunes. The trend in Arab press such as ''Ad-Difa'' still even a week before the end of WW2, because the Arab street applauds that;<ref name=week-before-end-of-ww2/> the alarming of pro-Hitlerism "fresh" after the war, such asahead of the Nuremberg Trials, the ''Falastin'' defending Nazism,<ref name=falastindefendsnazism/>, following the hanging of Nazis in 1946, Arabic press Falastin, ''Ad Difa'', ''Al Wahda'' - exaltation of the dead Nazis,<ref name=arabpressexaltsdeadnazis/> and Hitler admiration in that year in ''Ad-Difa''<ref name=hatzofeh1946/> and ''Alwahda''<ref name=hamashkif1946/> proves this too - the hatred - unrelated to the winning side.</font>
Though ''Falastin'' & ''Ad-Difa'' changed tunes according to power, etc.<ref name=shimoni/> Yet, enough was the glorification of Hitler in 1932, in 1933 after Hitler assumed power and in 1934 to plant the seeds of venom, nor have they become less anti-Jewish while changing ("strategic") tunes. The trend in Arab press such as ''Ad-Difa'' still even a week before the end of WW2, because the Arab street applauds that;<ref name=week-before-end-of-ww2/> the alarming of pro-Hitlerism "fresh" after the war, such as in ''Ad-Difa''<ref name=hatzofeh1946/> and ''Alwahda''<ref name=hamashkif1946/> in 1946, proves this too - the hatred - unrelated to the winning side.</font>
Naturally, Arab-Palestinian Leader Farouq Qaddoumi stated: We Supported The Nazis In WWII - as a general description.<ref name=qaddoumi7dec2013>[https://www.memri.org/reports/palestinian-leader-farouq-qaddoumi-we-supported-nazis-wwii Palestinian Leader Farouq Qaddoumi: We Supported The Nazis In WWII], Memri, December 18, 2013
Naturally, Arab-Palestinian Leader Farouq Qaddoumi stated: We Supported The Nazis In WWII - as a general description.<ref name=qaddoumi7dec2013>[https://www.memri.org/reports/palestinian-leader-farouq-qaddoumi-we-supported-nazis-wwii Palestinian Leader Farouq Qaddoumi: We Supported The Nazis In WWII], Memri, December 18, 2013