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By Victor M. Bienstock, ''Youngstown Vindicator'',  Nov 9, 1945 (p.7).

By Victor M. Bienstock, ''Youngstown Vindicator'',  Nov 9, 1945 (p.7).

[https://books.google.com/books?id=r3pIAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA7].<blockquote>Akram Zueitar, an extremist youth leader, fled from Palestine to avoid arrest. When the Germans occupied Greece, Zueitar turned up there as director of the Axis propaganda in Arabic.</blockquote></ref><ref>''Davar'', September 29, 1948 — Auni Abd al-Hadi has resigned. [https://www.nli.org.il/he/newspapers/dav/1948/09/29/01/article/24/].<blockquote><small>

[https://books.google.com/books?id=r3pIAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA7].<blockquote>Akram Zueitar, an extremist youth leader, fled from Palestine to avoid arrest. When the Germans occupied Greece, Zueitar turned up there as director of the Axis propaganda in Arabic.</blockquote></ref><ref>''Davar'', September 29, 1948 — Auni Abd al-Hadi has resigned. [https://www.nli.org.il/he/newspapers/dav/1948/09/29/01/article/24/].<blockquote><small>

According to Radio Damascus, there are other candidates for the resignations, headed by Akram Zuaiter, an extreme nationalist from Nablus, who collaborated with the Nazis in Europe and the Middle East during the war.</small></blockquote></ref> with pro-[[Nazi]] Rashid Ali coup.  

According to Radio Damascus, there are other candidates for the resignations, headed by Akram Zuaiter, an extreme nationalist from Nablus, who collaborated with the Nazis in Europe and the Middle East during the war.</small></blockquote></ref> was also with pro-[[Nazi]] Rashid Ali coup.  

* Akram was head of the Arab Section of the Nazi sabotage school in Athens during the war and responsible for briefing Nazi para troops dropped in the Middle East.<ref name=sjn30aug1946/>

* Akram was head of the Arab Section of the Nazi sabotage school in Athens during the war and responsible for briefing Nazi para troops dropped in the Middle East.<ref name=sjn30aug1946/>