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Nazi link with “Palestinian” terrorists including the PLO in the 1960s.<br>

Nazi link with “Palestinian” terrorists including the PLO in the 1960s.<br>

François Genoud [Genaud] was one of the founders of the Nazi party in Switzerland during the Hitler era; ally of Ibrahim Hafid - commander of the Arab Legion who fought in the service of Hitler. Motivated by Jew-hatred he became a passionate supporter of Arab "liberation" causes.<ref name=maariv19dec1969>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/mar/1969/12/19/01/article/190/ Maariv - מעריב, 19 December 1969].

François Genoud [Genaud] was one of the founders of the Nazi party in Switzerland during the Hitler era; ally of Ibrahim Hafid - commander of the Arab Legion who fought in the service of Hitler. Motivated by Jew-hatred he became a passionate supporter of Arab "liberation" causes.<ref name=maariv19dec1969>[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/mar/1969/12/19/01/article/190/ Maariv - מעריב, 19 December 1969].

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'The Spider: Francois.' By Hezi Kamel.<br>

'The Spider: Francois.' By Hezi Kamel.<br>

[Dr. Abdul Yousufi (next to the microphone), chairman of the Arab Lawyers' Association, submits a statement regarding the attackers of an El Al plane in Zurich.

[Dr. Abdul Yousufi (next to the microphone), chairman of the Arab Lawyers' Association, submits a statement regarding the attackers of an El Al plane in Zurich.

"The little man in the gray suit over there in the corner? Yes, of course I know him," a Swiss journalist answered my question.  "This is a well-known Nazi, director of the Arab Commercial Bank in Geneva."

"The little man in the gray suit over there in the corner? Yes, of course I know him," a Swiss journalist answered my question.  "This is a well-known Nazi, director of the Arab Commercial Bank in Geneva."

Ties with the Mufti

Ties with the Mufti.

"It is not clear to me, the Swiss journalist added, what such a guy does here on Winterthur."

"It is not clear to me, the Swiss journalist added, what such a guy does here on Winterthur."

He contacted the Mufti of Jerusalem, the infamous Haj Amin al-Husseini, and an Arab of Tunisian descent, Ibrahim Hafid, who was the commander of the Arab Legion fighting in the service of the Germans.  One of Hafid's aides at the time - a young Algerian named Yousufi - later became a well-known lawyer and one of Genoud's regular contacts.

He contacted the Mufti of Jerusalem, the infamous Haj Amin al-Husseini, and an Arab of Tunisian descent, Ibrahim Hafid, who was the commander of the Arab Legion fighting in the service of the Germans.  One of Hafid's aides at the time - a young Algerian named Yousufi - later became a well-known lawyer and one of Genoud's regular contacts.

The right to Hitler's writings

The right to Hitler's writings.

After World War II, Genoud was very active in providing aid to the Nazis who had fled Germany and tightening his ties with the SS General.  Hans Rudel, who fled to Argentina and established a Nazi organization there and helps absorb escaped SS men.

After World War II, Genoud was very active in providing aid to the Nazis who had fled Germany and tightening his ties with the SS General.  Hans Rudel, who fled to Argentina and established a Nazi organization there and helps absorb escaped SS men.

In February 1965, Genoud was freed by the Algerians after apparently agreeing with the Algerian authorities to transfer part of the PLN treasury.  Estimated at the time at $ 20 million.  (This treasure was collected during the underground period of the FLN.  From donations by Algerian workers in Europe, who regularly paid taxes to F.L.N.).

In February 1965, Genoud was freed by the Algerians after apparently agreeing with the Algerian authorities to transfer part of the PLN treasury.  Estimated at the time at $ 20 million.  (This treasure was collected during the underground period of the FLN.  From donations by Algerian workers in Europe, who regularly paid taxes to F.L.N.).

The "affair" with the Palestinians

The "affair" with the Palestinians.

After Mohamed Khider  was mysteriously murdered, the FLN's finance affair resurfaced.  And the spotlight was once again on Genoud, who had many keys to the vanishing treasure affair.  In the meantime, Genoud established new ties - through the Egyptians - with the Palestinian terrorist organizations, which began to emerge as the active factor of the Arab world.  He began to finance in Switzerland the activities of the "Friends of the Palestinians Organization" founded in Lausanne by neo-Nazi circles who saw helping the Palestinians as a way of expressing their anti-Jewish feelings.

After Mohamed Khider  was mysteriously murdered, the FLN's finance affair resurfaced.  And the spotlight was once again on Genoud, who had many keys to the vanishing treasure affair.  In the meantime, Genoud established new ties - through the Egyptians - with the Palestinian terrorist organizations, which began to emerge as the active factor of the Arab world.  He began to finance in Switzerland the activities of the "Friends of the Palestinians Organization" founded in Lausanne by neo-Nazi circles who saw helping the Palestinians as a way of expressing their anti-Jewish feelings.

In an editorial published last week, in the Swiss Socialist Party newspaper, entitled: "Strange Observer: In a Winterthur Trial", one of the Socialist Party leaders writes of François Genoud.

In an editorial published last week, in the Swiss Socialist Party newspaper, entitled: "Strange Observer: In a Winterthur Trial", one of the Socialist Party leaders writes of François Genoud.

And the author concludes: The question we ask ourselves is: "Is the ideology of the 'Popular Front' really fascist as its opponents claim or is the Nazis exploiting the Palestinian idea to purify their own name only?"

And the author concludes: The question we ask ourselves is: "Is the ideology of the 'Popular Front' really fascist as its opponents claim or is the Nazis exploiting the Palestinian idea to purify their own name only?"

François Genoud certainly has more than one answer to this question.</font>

François Genoud certainly has more than one answer to this question.</small>

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If the suspicions of the Karlsruhe prosector prove correct, it will be the first conclusive proof that the former East German secret police, the Stasi, not only helped Palestinian terrorists but knowingly protected neo-Nazis.

If the suspicions of the Karlsruhe prosector prove correct, it will be the first conclusive proof that the former East German secret police, the Stasi, not only helped Palestinian terrorists but knowingly protected neo-Nazis.

The media has carried reports in recent years indicating that the old East German regime initiated neo-Nazi incidents in West Germany to prove the Federal Republic was a haven for unrepentant Nazis and anti-Semites.</blockquote></ref>

The media has carried reports in recent years indicating that the old East German regime initiated neo-Nazi incidents in West Germany to prove the Federal Republic was a haven for unrepentant Nazis and anti-Semites.</blockquote></ref>

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Author, historian:<ref>Wistrich, Robert S.. A Lethal Obsession: Anti-Semitism from Antiquity to the Global Jihad. United Kingdom: Random House Publishing Group, 2010. [https://books.google.com/books?id=Lzs48d3tudsC&pg=PT895].</ref>

Author, historian:<ref>Wistrich, Robert S.. A Lethal Obsession: Anti-Semitism from Antiquity to the Global Jihad. United Kingdom: Random House Publishing Group, 2010. [https://books.google.com/books?id=Lzs48d3tudsC&pg=PT895].</ref>