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This group was elected to office and has co-operated with the allies. German agents had whispered promises but Uncle Sam gave actual gifts in the form of land-lease. Our troops soon seattered their pay in the corner stores and local workers obtained jobs on our construction projects. The Midas touch beat the Nazi bunk.</small></blockquote></ref>
This group was elected to office and has co-operated with the allies. German agents had whispered promises but Uncle Sam gave actual gifts in the form of land-lease. Our troops soon seattered their pay in the corner stores and local workers obtained jobs on our construction projects. The Midas touch beat the Nazi bunk.</small></blockquote></ref>
[[File:Nazi Germany Dec.1944.jpg|thumb|Arab Delegation Presents 'considerable Donation' to Goebbels - expression of 'Arab friendship w/ National Socialist Germany.' Dec. 25, 1944]]
As late as Dec 25, 1944, <ref>Arab Delegation Presents "considerable Donation" to Goebbels in Berlin.l, as an expression of “Arab friendship with National Socialist Germany.”<ref>Arab Delegation Presents "considerable Donation" to Goebbels in Berlin.
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Zurich. Dec. 25. (JTA) --
The German news agency DNB today reported that a delegation of Arabs was received by Joseph Goebbels, Nazi Minister of Propaganda, and handed over to him “a considerable donation” as an expression of “Arab friendship with National Socialist Germany.”
The check was transferred by Goebbels to the German Red Cross, the report added. In accepting it, Goebbels told the delegation that “the fight of the German forces is directed against the Jewish world and Anglo-American imperialism, both of which are traditional enemies of the Arab world.”
December 26, 1944.</small></blockquote>
[https://www.jta.org/archive/arab-delegation-presents-considerable-donation-to-goebbels-in-berlin]
[http://pdfs.jta.org/1944/1944-12-26_303.pdf]</ref>
After WW2, in the 1950s', [[Egypt]]<ref>Soustelle, J. (1969). The long march of Israel. New York: American Heritage Press,
After WW2, in the 1950s', [[Egypt]]<ref>Soustelle, J. (1969). The long march of Israel. New York: American Heritage Press,