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A major crisis point in the action of the Axis in the Arab countries was the suppression of the rebellion in Iraq, in May 1941. The rebellion was carried out under the guidance of the Nazis and with the active support of Muhammad Amin al-Husseini and his men, after being suppressed with the help of British forces across the Jordan, al-Husseini and his active associates fled (30.5.1941) to Tehran and from there They continued to Italy, Germany and the other Axis countries... 1941 Al-Husseini was received for an interview with Hitler, in the presence of the foreign minister, von Ribbentrop; The axis' broadcast stations and newspapers floated the announcement of Muhammad Amin al-Husseini, as a central figure in the Muslim world and a fighter against the English, the Americans, communists and Jews, and in the fervor of friendship, the fascist Nazi axis credited the Palestinian activists with various positions and tasks, including the purchase of weapons and smuggling them into the Land of Israel to secret locations, in the possession of loyalists and arms dealers..</small></blockquote></ref><blockquote>anticipation of the results of the war and wishes of the majority of Arabs that Britain would emerge defeated in it.</blockquote>
A major crisis point in the action of the Axis in the Arab countries was the suppression of the rebellion in Iraq, in May 1941. The rebellion was carried out under the guidance of the Nazis and with the active support of Muhammad Amin al-Husseini and his men, after being suppressed with the help of British forces across the Jordan, al-Husseini and his active associates fled (30.5.1941) to Tehran and from there They continued to Italy, Germany and the other Axis countries... 1941 Al-Husseini was received for an interview with Hitler, in the presence of the foreign minister, von Ribbentrop; The axis' broadcast stations and newspapers floated the announcement of Muhammad Amin al-Husseini, as a central figure in the Muslim world and a fighter against the English, the Americans, communists and Jews, and in the fervor of friendship, the fascist Nazi axis credited the Palestinian activists with various positions and tasks, including the purchase of weapons and smuggling them into the Land of Israel to secret locations, in the possession of loyalists and arms dealers..</small></blockquote></ref><blockquote>anticipation of the results of the war and wishes of the majority of Arabs that Britain would emerge defeated in it.</blockquote>
'''Tawfiq Canaan''' (Kana'an Tawfik) (توفيق كنعان 1882-1964).
Biographer Ya'qub Al-'Awdat claims that (physician, author) Dr. Tawfik Canaan, his wife, and his sister were accused of 'propaganda for Hitler‘s Germany.'<ref>Al-'Awdat 1971, p. 32.</ref>
בזמן שהותו בברלין התארגנה שם קבוצת לאומנים סורים ופלסטינים, שצידדו בסוריה הגדולה. סמל הקבוצה היה צלב קרס הפוך. מספר רופאים ערבים, שהיו חברים בקבוצה, אף שירתו בצבא הנאצי, לפחות אחד מהם במחנה השמדה. המודיעין הבריטי ניהל מעקב צמוד אחרי הקבוצה הזו, שחלק מחבריה לא חזר לארץ ישראל לאחר המלחמה.
בזמן שהותו בברלין התארגנה שם קבוצת לאומנים סורים ופלסטינים, שצידדו בסוריה הגדולה. סמל הקבוצה היה צלב קרס הפוך. מספר רופאים ערבים, שהיו חברים בקבוצה, אף שירתו בצבא הנאצי, לפחות אחד מהם במחנה השמדה. המודיעין הבריטי ניהל מעקב צמוד אחרי הקבוצה הזו, שחלק מחבריה לא חזר לארץ ישראל לאחר המלחמה.
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Dr. '''Mufid Abdul Hadi''' - [Abd al-Hadi] [مفيد أمين أحمد عبد الهادي] )Son of Amin Ahmad Abdul Hadi Bey, cousin of Abdul Awni Abdul Hadi):<ref name=arabatnaziexterminationcamp/>
<blockquote>was sent to study medicine at the American University in Beirut. At the end of his studies, Moufid went to London and then to Germany, where he stayed between 1937-1943, during the Nazi regime. In Germany he joined hundreds of members of the Palestinian noble families, who worked with the Nazis under the auspices of the connections of the Jerusalem Mufti. Moufid was in regular contact with the Mufti and visited him frequently at his residence in Berlin. During his stay in Berlin, a group of Syrian and Palestinian nationalists was organized there, who sided with Greater Syria. The symbol of the group was an inverted swastika. A number of Arab doctors, who were members of the group, even served in the Nazi army, at least one of them in an extermination camp.</blockquote>