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Well, the middle East undercover men are now out in the open. The only thing missing is the goose step, but an Arab's sandal on the neck of freedom feels the same to the people whose face is being pushed into the dirt.  
 
Well, the middle East undercover men are now out in the open. The only thing missing is the goose step, but an Arab's sandal on the neck of freedom feels the same to the people whose face is being pushed into the dirt.  
 
The Arabs, by their own admission, describe the economy of their country as depending upon the unpaid servant class.  
 
The Arabs, by their own admission, describe the economy of their country as depending upon the unpaid servant class.  
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In plain English, this means slavery.</small></blockquote></ref>
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In plain English, this means slavery.</small></blockquote></ref><ref name=usc1946/>
    
At the time, Katibeh [Katibah] was NAL's secretary.<ref name=arabianazis/>
 
At the time, Katibeh [Katibah] was NAL's secretary.<ref name=arabianazis/>
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The Anti-Nazi League also charged, in its presentation to President Truman, that leaders of the old Nazi-supported Arab National League, including former associates of Bund Fuehrer Fritz Kuhn, currently are active in pan-Arabic propaganda, through the Institute of Arab American Affairs, Inc. H. I. Katibah, whose name appears on the Institute’s letterhead, is the signer of several full-page advertisements in The New York City press assailing Zionism and soliciting American members and funds for the Institute. The Anti-Nazi League also presented documented evidence of anti-Jewish activities by Arabs in South America, particularly in Argentina.</small></blockquote>
 
The Anti-Nazi League also charged, in its presentation to President Truman, that leaders of the old Nazi-supported Arab National League, including former associates of Bund Fuehrer Fritz Kuhn, currently are active in pan-Arabic propaganda, through the Institute of Arab American Affairs, Inc. H. I. Katibah, whose name appears on the Institute’s letterhead, is the signer of several full-page advertisements in The New York City press assailing Zionism and soliciting American members and funds for the Institute. The Anti-Nazi League also presented documented evidence of anti-Jewish activities by Arabs in South America, particularly in Argentina.</small></blockquote>
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Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress. (1946). United States: U.S. Government Printing Office, [https://books.google.com/books?id=6D8mIP_Pb1QC&pg=SL1-PA2635 p. 2635]
      
"Truman Urged to Investigate Arab Office in Washington.
 
"Truman Urged to Investigate Arab Office in Washington.
 
Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League Charges Group With Associating With Anti-Democratic Forces in U. S.; Activities Spreading to Detroit Area."
 
Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League Charges Group With Associating With Anti-Democratic Forces in U. S.; Activities Spreading to Detroit Area."
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[https://digital.bentley.umich.edu/djnews/djn.1946.05.17.001/8 The Detroit Jewish News, May 17, 1946, 8]</ref>
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[https://digital.bentley.umich.edu/djnews/djn.1946.05.17.001/8 The Detroit Jewish News, May 17, 1946, 8]</ref><ref name=usc1946>Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress. (1946). United States: U.S. Government Printing Office, [https://books.google.com/books?id=6D8mIP_Pb1QC&pg=SL1-PA2635 p. 2635]
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<blockquote>The President of the Arab National League, the late Dr. F. I. Shatara, according to ''Deutscher Weckruf und Beobachter'' articles and other published reports, addressed many pro-Nazi groups, including meetings of Fritz Kuhn's German-American Bund and of the ''German Citizens Protective League''. (The head of the latter organization, Kurt Mertig, was recently sentenced to jail for inciting to riot at a Queens County, N. Y., ''Christian Front'' meeting).</blockquote></ref>
    
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