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| | [[File:Nazi Envoy Greeted By 2 Arab Editors Dec 1937.jpg|thumb|Nazi Envoy Greeted By 2 Arab Editors (Dec 1937)]] | | [[File:Nazi Envoy Greeted By 2 Arab Editors Dec 1937.jpg|thumb|Nazi Envoy Greeted By 2 Arab Editors (Dec 1937)]] |
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| − | In Dec 1937, a 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, a Nazi Envoy was greeted by 2 Arab editors. Schwarz Van Berk.<ref>"Nazi Envoy Greeted By 2 Arab Editors." ''JTA'', ''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><blockquote>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> |
| − | 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> | |
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| | The beginning of WW2 dilemma, how to appease the British in order not to get censored (as well as going against the world media), but still condemn the Jews? | | The beginning of WW2 dilemma, how to appease the British in order not to get censored (as well as going against the world media), but still condemn the Jews? |
| | The cartoonist came up with the idea, while routinely glorifying Hitler, it can be perfectly be alright to condemn the violent occupying lands (only) if presenting him as supposedly "Jewish." Inserting the infamous anti-Jewish tyrent in a body of his victim, all the while, dehumanizing as Filastin has done before, routinely, AKA, as a "wolf." <ref>Postcolonial Comics: Texts, Events, Identities. United Kingdom: Taylor & Francis, 2015. 176.<br><i>Filastin, 1 January, 1940.</i></ref> For Falastin, the only way Hitler could ever be in a bad light. The paper that had repeatedly admired him since 1933. | | The cartoonist came up with the idea, while routinely glorifying Hitler, it can be perfectly be alright to condemn the violent occupying lands (only) if presenting him as supposedly "Jewish." Inserting the infamous anti-Jewish tyrent in a body of his victim, all the while, dehumanizing as Filastin has done before, routinely, AKA, as a "wolf." <ref>Postcolonial Comics: Texts, Events, Identities. United Kingdom: Taylor & Francis, 2015. 176.<br><i>Filastin, 1 January, 1940.</i></ref> For Falastin, the only way Hitler could ever be in a bad light. The paper that had repeatedly admired him since 1933. |
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| | ==1945-6: before, during, after the Nuremberg Trials== | | ==1945-6: before, during, after the Nuremberg Trials== |