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===Nazi hub post WW2===
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Pan-Arabist nationalist, Nasser was a Hitler admirer,<ref name=wistrich2020/> and of the Mufti's,<ref name=wistrich2010>Wistrich, Robert S.. [https://books.google.com/books?id=Lzs48d3tudsC&pg=PT895 A Lethal Obsession: Anti-Semitism from Antiquity to the Global Jihad]. United Kingdom: Random House Publishing Group, 2010.<font size=1>
Pan-Arabist nationalist, Nasser was a Hitler admirer,<ref name=wistrich2020/> and of the Mufti's,<ref name=wistrich2010>Wistrich, Robert S.. [https://books.google.com/books?id=Lzs48d3tudsC&pg=PT895 A Lethal Obsession: Anti-Semitism from Antiquity to the Global Jihad]. United Kingdom: Random House Publishing Group, 2010.
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Among Arafat's first instructors in guerrilla warfare was a former Nazi commando officer imported to Egypt by the mufti.
Among Arafat's first instructors in guerrilla warfare was a former Nazi commando officer imported to Egypt by the mufti.
Haj Amin himself encouraged Arafat to recruit adherents to his Fatah terror group during the late 1950s. Once Arafat became head of the PLO in 1968, he continued the mufti's methods and approach. <i>Mein Kampf</i> was required reading in some Fatah training camps; Nazis were recruited for Fatah and for the PLO, including Erich Altern, a key figure in the Jewish affairs section of the Gestapo, and Willy Berner, an SS officer in Mauthausen death camp. Among the neo- Nazis on the PLO payroll were the German Otto Albrecht and two Belgians, Karl van der Put and the secretary of the fascist La Nation Européene, Jean Tireault.
Haj Amin himself encouraged Arafat to recruit adherents to his Fatah terror group during the late 1950s. Once Arafat became head of the PLO in 1968, he continued the mufti's methods and approach. <i>Mein Kampf</i> was required reading in some Fatah training camps; Nazis were recruited for Fatah and for the PLO, including Erich Altern, a key figure in the Jewish affairs section of the Gestapo, and Willy Berner, an SS officer in Mauthausen death camp. Among the neo- Nazis on the PLO payroll were the German Otto Albrecht and two Belgians, Karl van der Put and the secretary of the fascist La Nation Européene, Jean Tireault.
But Arafat's continuation of the mufti's legacy went far beyond the use of former Nazis—a propensity he shared with Gamal Abdel Nasser, ardent admirer of Haj Amin...</blockquote></font></ref> had a slew of former SS Nazis,<ref>Ian Harvey, Patterns of Prejudice, Volume 1, 1967 - Issue 3. Nazis in Cairo. Pages 6-8 | Published online: 28 May 2010
But Arafat's continuation of the mufti's legacy went far beyond the use of former Nazis—a propensity he shared with Gamal Abdel Nasser, ardent admirer of Haj Amin...</small></blockquote></ref> had a slew of former SS Nazis,<ref>Ian Harvey, Patterns of Prejudice, Volume 1, 1967 - Issue 3. Nazis in Cairo. Pages 6-8 | Published online: 28 May 2010
[https://doi.org/10.1080/0031322X.1967.9968674]</ref> not just as military helpers but in ideology too: some as political advisers and experts on 'Jewish affairs.'<ref>Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress. United States. Congress, 1957. [https://books.google.com/books?id=n3hajPxtxLcC&pg=PA4153&dq=%22some+200%22 p. 4153].<blockquote>
[https://doi.org/10.1080/0031322X.1967.9968674]</ref> not just as military helpers but in ideology too: some as political advisers and experts on 'Jewish affairs.'<ref>Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress. United States. Congress, 1957. [https://books.google.com/books?id=n3hajPxtxLcC&pg=PA4153&dq=%22some+200%22 p. 4153].<blockquote>
Nasser's Nazi advisers
Nasser's Nazi advisers
-[https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP69B00369R000200290062-5.pdf THE ISRAEL VICTORY AND ARAB-RUSSIAN DOUBLE TALK - CIA]
-[https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP69B00369R000200290062-5.pdf THE ISRAEL VICTORY AND ARAB-RUSSIAN DOUBLE TALK - CIA]
- ADL Bulletin, September, 1967. [https://docplayer.net/76316617-Lillid-bulletii-now-the-battle-of-words.html].
- ADL Bulletin, September, 1967. [https://docplayer.net/76316617-Lillid-bulletii-now-the-battle-of-words.html].
<blockquote> <font size=1>’The Grand Mufti and His Friends’ by Sid Goldberg
<blockquote><small>’The Grand Mufti and His Friends’ by Sid Goldberg
Mr. Goldberg is editor of the North American Newspaper Alliance, a major newspaper syndicate.
Mr. Goldberg is editor of the North American Newspaper Alliance, a major newspaper syndicate.
IN WORLD WAR II, 1,300,000 Jews were in uniform in the Allied Armies. In Palestine, 85,800 Jewish men and 50,400 Jewish women volunteered for war service; 27,028 Palestine Jews served with the British forces in various Middle East, North African and European fronts, many in the most hazardous missions. What made a mockery of the United Nations "debate" was that the Communists and Arabs well know their respective roles in World War II.
IN WORLD WAR II, 1,300,000 Jews were in uniform in the Allied Armies. In Palestine, 85,800 Jewish men and 50,400 Jewish women volunteered for war service; 27,028 Palestine Jews served with the British forces in various Middle East, North African and European fronts, many in the most hazardous missions. What made a mockery of the United Nations "debate" was that the Communists and Arabs well know their respective roles in World War II.
Their statements in the General Assembly would have made Joseph Goebbels proud. Dr. Goebbels, incidentally, was royally welcomed in Cairo on the eve of the war.</font></blockquote></font></ref><ref name=wistrich2020>Wistrich, Robert S.. [https://books.google.com/books?id=VVLbDwAAQBAJ&pg=PT211 Between Redemption & Perdition: Modern Antisemitism and Jewish Identity]. United Kingdom: Taylor & Francis, 2020.
Their statements in the General Assembly would have made Joseph Goebbels proud. Dr. Goebbels, incidentally, was royally welcomed in Cairo on the eve of the war.</small></blockquote></ref><ref>Leibler, I. (1972). The Case for Israel. Cocos (Keeling) Islands: Executive Council of Australian Jewry, [https://books.google.com/books?id=24XiAAAAMAAJ&q=%22nazi-arab%2ch.2 ch.2].
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2. Arab Hatred and Anti-Semitism
(1) Obsessive Hatred of Israel, 15 (2) The Nazi Record, 18
(3) Nazi War Criminals and Arab Links with Neo-Nazis, 21 (4) The Promotion of Ancient Anti-Semitic Canards, 24..
(3) Nazi War Criminals and Arab Links with Neo-Nazis.
In an environment which welcomes and idolises anti-Semitic and pro-Nazi criminals, like the Grand Mufti, it is not surprising that many Nazi war criminals have found asylum in Arab countries, and in Egypt in particular. A partial list of these Nazis demonstrates the extent of the Arab affinity with the surviving wanted criminals from the Hitler era.
Franz Abromeit was a member of Eichmann's staff in Hungary and Croatia and is being sought for war crimes by Austria, Hungary and Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia
Erich Altern, alias Ali Bella, was head of the "Jewish Department" of the Gestapo in war-occupied Galicia. He was employed by the Egyptian military authorities in training volunteers the Palestine Liberation Army.
Hans Appler, alias Salah Shafar, was a specialist in Goebbels' propaganda ministry on anti-Semitic material. He arrived in Cairo in 1955, where he published anti-Semitic material for the Egyptian Secret Service and also worked for the Islamic Congress.
Franz Bartel, alias El Hussein, a wartime Gestapo officer, has been working in the Jewish Section of the Egyptian Propaganda Ministry since 1959. He is still wanted by the police in Poland.
Colonel Baumann, alias Ali Ben Khader, was active in the destruction of the Warsaw Ghetto and killing Jews in Poland. He served as a military expert with the Egyptian army and assisted in the training of volunteers for the Palestine Liberation army.
Bernhardt Bender, a leading World War II Gestapo-hunter of Jews, came to Egypt together with Dr. Hans Eisele, the notorious physician of the Buchenwald concentration camp. Bender changed his name to Lieutenant-Colonel Ben Salem and took charge of the Political Department of the Secret Police in Cairo in 1958.
Wilhelm Boeckler, alias Abdel Nah Krim, was a Gestapo officer who took part in the massacre of the Warsaw Ghetto. After his arrival in Egypt he became a member of the [anti-] Israeli Department of the Egyptian Intelligence.
Alois Brunner, alias Ali Mohammed, was an S.S. officer and represented Eichmann in Greece. He was also responsible for the deportation of Jews from Greece, France and Slovakia. lie is sought for war crimes by Austria, Hungary and Czechoslovakia.
Franz Buensche worked in Rosenberg's ministry and published many books purporting to prove that Jews were an inferior race. Amongst his publications was S.. Crimes [supposedly] of the Jews, which was published with the assistance of Goebbels. After the war he reached Egypt and continued to engage in racial "literary" activities.
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Eugen Eichberger took part in the slaughter of Jews in the Ukraine and emigrated to Egypt in 1952, helping Nasser to come to power. In appreciation for this he was granted the rank of major in the Egyptian army.
Dr. Hans Eisele, was an S.S. captain and "physician" at Buchenwald concentration camp. He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment after the war and was due to be tried for other war crimes but escaped to Egypt in 1958. In 1959 West Germany asked for, but was refused, his extradition. He was employed as a physician to the German scientists and technicians who worked on Egypt's missile and aircraft programme.
Colonel Leopold Gleim, head of the Gestapo in Nazi-occupied Poland, who is under a death sentence of a Polish court, arrived in Egypt in 1955 and immediately assumed an important role within the Egyptian Secret Police under the new name of Colonel Ali al Nasser. He also contributed to a number of local and national anti-Semitic publications.
Subsequently, he was placed in control of the remnants of Egypt's Jewish community.
Louis Heiden alias Louis of Hadj, was the head of the Nazi German Press Service in Egypt during the war. He stayed in Egypt and was responsible for the Arabic translation of Hitler's Mein Kampf and its distribution to other Arab-speaking countries.
Dr. [[Johann von Leers]], a notorious anti-Semitic propagandist and former adviser to Goebbels, was, until his death in 1965, a principal architect of Nasser's [Anti-] Jewish propaganda department. He had changed his name to Omar Amin. He was publicly welcomed to Cairo by the Grand Mufti, who thanked him "for venturing to take up the battle with the powers of darkness[sic] that have become incarnate in World Jewry".
Seipel, alias Emad Zucher, was an S.S. major who worked with the Gestapo in Paris. He became an advisor on security matters to the Egyptian Minister of the Interior.
Heinrich Selliman, alias Colonel Hassan Hamid Suleiman, a German Gestapo leader and war criminal, fled to Egypt and from 1948 worked as a police expert and adviser in counter-intelligence for the Egyptian Government. In 1962 he was included in the highest echelons of the Egypian Secret Service.
Gustav Wagner was the assistant to the Camp Commander at Sobibor concentration camp and arrived in Egypt from Chile in 1958. He is wanted by the Austrian, and Polish police.
Friedrich Warzok [Warzock] was the former Commandant of the Lemberg Janowska concentration camp and is wanted by Germany, the Soviet Union and Poland, who have all issued warrants for his arrest.
Friedrich Karl Wesemann, an S.S. officer responsible for rounding up Polish Jews to the slaughter camps and wanted by the British for his war crimes, worked for the Egyptian Secret Service.
Dr Heinrich Willerman, a doctor to the High Command of the S.S., took part in sterilisation, freezing and poisoning experiments on prisoners at Dachau concentration camp and worked closely under Kaltenbrunner, who was executed as a war criminal in Nuremberg in 1946. In Egypt
assumed the name of Lieutenant-Colonel Dr Naim Fahoum, and from 1958 he worked for the Egyptian Secret Service.
It is not surprising that a number of Arabs also maintained close links with neo-Nazi groups.
It is not surprising that a nunber of Arabs also maintain close links with neo-Nazi groups.
Antoine Albina, a Christian Arab formerly living in Jerusalem, maintained close connections with the notorious Swedish anti-Semite and Nazi Einar Aberg and until his death was quoting him regularly in violently anti-Semitic publications ssued in Jordan.
H.A. Fakousa, an Arab, spent the war years in Germany and since 1945 founded links with various international neo-Nazi groups in Germany and elsewhere and established the "Friends of German-Arab Understanding" a neo-Nazi Arab Front organization.
In 1964 the South African Nazi organization was revealed to be in close contact with the Egyptian Secret Service and former Nazis in Cairo.
Similar links between Nazis and Arabs were discovered in other countries including England.
In Latin America the Arabs have closely collaborated in their anti-Semitic activities with the Argentinian neo-Nazi Tacuara Group.
Pro-Nazi Arabs continually defend and praise the Nazi effort to exterminate the Jews.
Le Monde, the French newspaper (August 17 , 1956), quoted the Damascus daily, Al Manar:
'One should not forget that in contrast to Europe, Hitler occupied an honoured place in the Arab World. Journalists are mistaken if they think that by calling Nasser Hitler they are hurting us, on the contrary, his name makes us proud. Long live Hitler, the Nazi who struck at the hearts of our enemies! Long live the Hitler of the Arab World...!'}}</ref><ref name=wistrich2020>Wistrich, Robert S.. [https://books.google.com/books?id=VVLbDwAAQBAJ&pg=PT211 Between Redemption & Perdition: Modern Antisemitism and Jewish Identity]. United Kingdom: Taylor & Francis, 2020.
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Zionism with Nazism, though this did not become a central theme in the Arab war on Israel until fairly recently. ...
Zionism with Nazism, though this did not become a central theme in the Arab war on Israel until fairly recently. ...