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The newspaper also announces that researchers believe that the Arab propagandists are helping fund the antisemitic propaganda campaign in the US. In the meantime, the U.S. Subcommittee on Prevention of Discrimination against Minorities is expected to hold a hearing and issue a condemnation of anti-Semitism this weekend.</blockquote></font></ref> became a center for Arab ex-Nazi link, after WW2.
The newspaper also announces that researchers believe that the Arab propagandists are helping fund the antisemitic propaganda campaign in the US. In the meantime, the U.S. Subcommittee on Prevention of Discrimination against Minorities is expected to hold a hearing and issue a condemnation of anti-Semitism this weekend.</blockquote></font></ref> became a center for Arab ex-Nazi link, after WW2.
Nasser was also interviewed by a fascistic paper in 1959. And "influence of the Nazis staying in Cairo" was "also evident in the Arabs' connections with neo-Nazi and anti-Semitic activity around the world."<ref>Briefings and arguments. (1968). Israel: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Research Department, p. 14. [https://books.google.com/books?id=MrY4HSvwiwcC&q=%22fakoussa%22+%22hitler%22&dq=%22fakoussa%22+%22hitler%22&hl=en&newbks=1&search&sa=X&ved=%22fakoussa%22%20%22hitler%22].
<blockquote><small>The Arabs and neo-Nazi organizations:
The influence of the Nazis staying in Cairo is also evident in the Arabs' connections with neo-Nazi and anti-Semitic activity around the world. The Arab anti-Semite also acted in this direction. H. A. Fakoussa who spent the war years in Germany and after that cultivated the connections with neo-Nazi bodies.
Under the guise of Arab friendship, Germany founded anti-Semitic organizations such as: Freunde der deutch-arabischen verstaendigung headed by: the infamous Erwin Schoenborn. Or: Deutch-Arabische Gezellschaft - which was founded to involve 'political action' in cultural action'.
Similar connections were known between the 'Swedish Streicher', Einar Aberg, and an Arab-Christian living in Jerusalem under the rule of Jordan, Antoine A. Albina;
and between the head of the Nazi organization in South Africa, Die Boerenasie, R. K. Rudman, and Mahmoud Seleb, in Egypt.
In a letter from February 1964, Rudman addressed Celeb with the title - Colleague and Brother National Socialist 88. (It turns out that the numbers 88 refer to the Latin Alphabet lelters HH and are initials for the Nazi greeting H... Hitler).
The connection between Nasser and the German neo-Nazi newspaper Soldatenzeitung came to an open expression in an interview given by the President of Egypt to the newspaper's editor, Dr. Gerhard Frey, who visited Egypt...</small></blockquote></ref><ref>Searchlight. (2001). United Kingdom: Searchlight, [https://books.google.com/books?id=lLYhAQAAIAAJ&q=%22fakoussa%22%20%22hitler%22 p. 5].
<blockquote><small>Arab League representative in Bonn, Hassan Fakoussa, maintained contact with several neo- nazi writers in Germany.</small></blockquote></ref>