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Nasser helped establish the [[Non-Aligned Movement]] of developing countries in September 1961, and continued to be a leading force in the movement until his death in 1970. When the United States held up military sales in reaction to Egyptian neutrality vis-à-vis [[Soviet Union|Moscow]], Nasser concluded an arms deal with [[Czechoslovakia]] in September 1955.  

Nasser helped establish the [[Non-Aligned Movement]] of developing countries in September 1961, and continued to be a leading force in the movement until his death in 1970. When the United States held up military sales in reaction to Egyptian neutrality vis-à-vis [[Soviet Union|Moscow]], Nasser concluded an arms deal with [[Czechoslovakia]] in September 1955.  

Egypt under Nasser became a hub for Ex [[Nazis]]. Hundreds of Nazis found a home there.  

Egypt under Nasser became a hub for Ex [[Nazis]], (and Syria, second to Egypt  - as haven for Nazi war criminals.<ref>[https://www.harif.org/event/germans-and-nazis-in-the-middle-east/ Germans and Nazis in the Middle East - Harif]</ref>), Hundreds of Nazis found a home there.  

The [[Grand Mufti]] also facilitated <ref>[https://www.jta.org/archive/ex-mufti-brought-van-leers-to-egypt-german-authorities-believe Ex-mufti Brought Van Leers to Egypt, German Authorities Believe], ''JTA'', Aug 30, 1956</ref><ref>Elie Conaim and Maya Karlin, [https://www.israelhayom.com/2022/02/14/mufti-of-jerusalem-holocaust-museum-exhibits/ Has mufti of Jerusalem earned his place in Holocaust museum exhibits], ''Israel Hayom'', 2022.</ref><ref>Lyn Julius, [https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-802262 The Nazi-Arab alliance: A neglected aspect of Holocaust education], ''JPost'', May 23, 2024</ref> [[Johann Von Leers]] to come, he continued his polemic [[Anti-Semitism]] he did for [[Goebbels]]. Indeed, he became Nasser's aide. Converted to [[Islam]].<ref name=spectator202>Justin Marozzi, [https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-nazi-influence-in-egypt/ The Nazi influence in Egypt], ''The Spectator'', Aug 6, 2022.<blockquote><small>

The [[Grand Mufti]] also facilitated <ref>[https://www.jta.org/archive/ex-mufti-brought-van-leers-to-egypt-german-authorities-believe Ex-mufti Brought Van Leers to Egypt, German Authorities Believe], ''JTA'', Aug 30, 1956</ref><ref>Elie Conaim and Maya Karlin, [https://www.israelhayom.com/2022/02/14/mufti-of-jerusalem-holocaust-museum-exhibits/ Has mufti of Jerusalem earned his place in Holocaust museum exhibits], ''Israel Hayom'', 2022.</ref><ref>Lyn Julius, [https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-802262 The Nazi-Arab alliance: A neglected aspect of Holocaust education], ''JPost'', May 23, 2024</ref> [[Johann Von Leers]] to come, he continued his polemic [[Anti-Semitism]] he did for [[Goebbels]]. Indeed, he became Nasser's aide. Converted to [[Islam]].<ref name=spectator202>Justin Marozzi, [https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-nazi-influence-in-egypt/ The Nazi influence in Egypt], ''The Spectator'', Aug 6, 2022.<blockquote><small>

Johann von Leers, a key Nazi propagandist and ideologue, honorary Sturmbannführer in the Waffen-SS and a baby-faced anti-hero of Nazis on the Nile. An acolyte of Joseph Goebbels, this was a man who dashed off 27 hate-filled books, including Jewry and Knavery, Blood and Race and Jews are Looking at You, between 1933 and the end of the war.

Johann von Leers, a key Nazi propagandist and ideologue, honorary Sturmbannführer in the Waffen-SS and a baby-faced anti-hero of Nazis on the Nile. An acolyte of Joseph Goebbels, this was a man who dashed off 27 hate-filled books, including Jewry and Knavery, Blood and Race and Jews are Looking at You, between 1933 and the end of the war.