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<u>Random facts</u>:
<u>Random facts</u>:
[http://pdfs.jta.org/1933/1933-11-23_2700.pdf?_ga=2.193753197.1918788372.1674724338-1383206357.1674611108 Nov. 1933], it was reported, a direct contact between the German Nazis and the Palestinian Arabs, Arab Riot Leaders, revealed by Nazis. And that "Eissa el Bendak, newly appointed members of the Arab Executive's administrative bureau, will direct a propaganda in Palestine in the interests of the Nazi party."
Arab-Nazi collaboration took place on the ideological
Arab-Nazi collaboration took place on the ideological
* As it was put in 1949:
* As it was put in 1949:
''There is hardly a single Arab leader today who in those days was not an ally of Nazi Germany. The Nazi-Arab partnership flourished at a time when the war was close to the gates of our country, and names such as Rashid Ali, Amin al-Husseini, etc. still symbolize the "glorious" period of this idyll. The ending, as recalled, was not so glorious.''
''There is hardly a single Arab leader today who in those days was not an ally of Nazi Germany. The Nazi-Arab partnership flourished at a time when the war was close to the gates of our country, and names such as Rashid Ali, Amin al-Husseini, etc. still symbolize the "glorious" period of this idyll. The ending, as recalled, was not so glorious.''
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