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Nazism at Arab Palestinians (view source)
Revision as of 05:44, February 14, 2024
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Widely known:<ref name=hamashkif-dec1947/><i> The role of foreigners in .. riots is known, that in the days of the events of 1936-39 the help of German and Italian guides to the Arab gangs was widespread, and only thanks to it was it possible for the Arab gangs to last for a long time...</i>
Widely known:<ref name=hamashkif-dec1947/><i> The role of foreigners in .. riots is known, that in the days of the events of 1936-39 the help of German and Italian guides to the Arab gangs was widespread, and only thanks to it was it possible for the Arab gangs to last for a long time...</i>
While terrorism continues unabated here and greatly increased in the south of Palestine, interest in the Palestine Arabs on the part of Iraq, Egypt and Syria is rapidly diminishing...</small></blockquote></ref>
While terrorism continues unabated here and greatly increased in the south of Palestine, interest in the Palestine Arabs on the part of Iraq, Egypt and Syria is rapidly diminishing...</small></blockquote></ref>
That ''circular letter, coupled with Hitler's Nuremberg reference to "defenceless Arabs in Palestine" has convinced British circles here of Germany's intention to keep up the Arab terrorism in Palestine and weaken Britain In Europe by forcing her to send troops'' in the Holy Land.
That ''circular letter, coupled with Hitler's Nuremberg reference to "defenceless Arabs in Palestine" has convinced British circles here of Germany's intention to keep up the Arab terrorism in Palestine and weaken Britain In Europe by forcing her to send troops'' in the Holy Land.
At the time, Ahmad Shukeiri said, he was invited by the Germans to attend the Nuremberg Rally.<ref>Y. Getz, "Shuk [Market] Shukeiri," Ma'ariv, 2 December 1966.<br>
"Haj Amin fled from the British to Lebanon... Ahmad Shukeiri approached the German Consulate in Jerusalem... he told at the time, he was invited as a guest at the ceremony of the Nazi racial laws in Nuremberg..."</ref>
At the time, Ahmad Shukeiri said, he was invited by the Germans to attend the Nuremberg Rally.<ref>Y. Getz, "Shuk [Market] Shukeiri," Ma'ariv, 2 December 1966. [https://web.archive.org/web/20240214052633/https://i.ibb.co/xmNp9Gg/IMG-20240214-WA0000.jpg]<br>
"Haj Amin fled from the British to Lebanon... Ahmad Shukeiri approached the German Consulate in Jerusalem... And as he told at the time... he was invited as a guest to Nuremberg at the ceremony of accepting the Nazi racial laws..."</ref>
In March 1939, the ''Time'', reported,<ref>[https://content.time.com/time/subscriber/article/0,33009,760913,00.html Foreign News: Best Seller], ''Time'', Monday, Mar. 13, 1939.<blockquote>
Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf has earned its author an estimated $3,120,000 in royalties. Some $3,000,000 has come from Germany, where the volume is a "must" for every bookshelf, but there have also been respectable sales among Palestine Arabs...</blockquote></ref> that there have been "respectable sales among Palestine Arabs" of Hitler's 'Mein Kampf.'