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| − | Akram Zuaiter from Nablus, who cooperated with the "Axis" before the war and during the war, said in his enthusiastic testimony that he was one of those who emigrated from the country thanks to the Zionist policy, the exiles, led by the Mufti, are scattered throughout the countries. He talked about the "disasters that befell the Arabs" because of the Balfour Declaration and the double promises given to the Jews and the Arabs. It is most responsible for the "Arab tragedy" by supporting the Aliyah demands, whenever it sees that England is leaning towards them as a solution to the Land of Israel [Palestine] question. He then emphasized the "soft attitude" towards Jewish .. as opposed to the "strong hand" towards the Arab terrorists in the 1936/9 riots and announced that the Arab youth will not be quiet or rest until they disperse the Zionist dreams, because it is not a question of absorption capacity or the possibility of economic development, but the question of a nation's independence and freedom[sic]..</small></blockquote></ref><ref>"Anti-Jewish Trio Back in Middle East. 3 Key Men in Arab Revolt of 1936–39 Took Refuge In Axis, Neutral Areas." | + | Akram Zuaiter from Nablus, who cooperated with the "Axis" before the war and during the war, said in his enthusiastic testimony that he was one of those who emigrated from the country thanks to the Zionist policy, the exiles, led by the Mufti, are scattered throughout the countries. He talked about the "disasters that befell the Arabs" because of the Balfour Declaration and the double promises given to the Jews and the Arabs. It is most responsible for the "Arab tragedy" by supporting the Aliyah demands, whenever it sees that England is leaning towards them as a solution to the Land of Israel [Palestine] question. He then emphasized the "soft attitude" towards Jewish .. as opposed to the "strong hand" towards the Arab terrorists in the 1936/9 riots and announced that the Arab youth will not be quiet or rest until they disperse the Zionist dreams, because it is not a question of absorption capacity or the possibility of economic development, but the question of a nation's independence and freedom[sic]..</small></blockquote></ref><ref name=yv>"Anti-Jewish Trio Back in Middle East. 3 Key Men in Arab Revolt of 1936–39 Took Refuge In Axis, Neutral Areas." |
| | 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> was also 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. |
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| − | * 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/><ref name=yv/> |
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| | * In 1946, it was reported that he was chief assistant to the officer in charge of training the Arabs - Mamdauh el Meidani, who escaped from France with Rashid Ali, the leader of the Iraq Rebellion, and with him sought refuge in Mecca. During the war el Meidani acted as intermediary between pro-Nazi Arabs and Germans.<ref name=sjn30aug1946>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/sydneyjn/1946/08/30/01/article/78 The Sydney Jewish News], 30 August 1946.<blockquote><small> | | * In 1946, it was reported that he was chief assistant to the officer in charge of training the Arabs - Mamdauh el Meidani, who escaped from France with Rashid Ali, the leader of the Iraq Rebellion, and with him sought refuge in Mecca. During the war el Meidani acted as intermediary between pro-Nazi Arabs and Germans.<ref name=sjn30aug1946>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/sydneyjn/1946/08/30/01/article/78 The Sydney Jewish News], 30 August 1946.<blockquote><small> |