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Falastin is informed that the Editor of Der Angriff has expressed a desire to meet colleagues from this country. In this connection it is pointed out that the Editors of Falastin and Ad Difaa recently left for Egypt by air.</small></blockquote></ref>
Falastin is informed that the Editor of Der Angriff has expressed a desire to meet colleagues from this country. In this connection it is pointed out that the Editors of Falastin and Ad Difaa recently left for Egypt by air.</small></blockquote></ref>
The obvious change at ''ad-Difaa'' after the Dec 1937 meeting, from an article published in 1938:<ref>The National Jewish Monthly. United States: B'nai B'rith., 1938, [https://books.google.com/books?id=TzHnAAAAMAAJ&q=%22expensive%20rotary%20press%20artwork%22 p. 328].</ref><blockquote>
The obvious change at ''ad-Difaa'' after the Dec 1937 meeting, from an article published in 1939:<ref name=njm-1939>The National Jewish Monthly. United States: B'nai B'rith., 1938-1940, (Vol. 53, May, 1939, no. 9).[https://books.google.com/books?id=TzHnAAAAMAAJ&q=%22expensive%20rotary%20press%20artwork%22 p. 328].</ref><blockquote>
Nazis in the Near East
Nazis in the Near East
Their Filthy Propaganda (and guns) are Flooding Egypt, Arabia and Palestine
Their Filthy Propaganda (and guns) are Flooding Egypt, Arabia and Palestine
By Dr. Elieser Ibn Eddin.
By Dr. Elieser Ibn Eddin.
... The scurrilous Arab sheet Ad-Difa, formerly an obscure little journal , blossomed out, after the visit of a Nazi agent, as a large-size newspaper, filled with expensive rotary press artwork.
... The scurrilous Arab sheet Ad-Difa, formerly an obscure journal, blossomed out, after the visit of a Nazi agent, as a large-size newspaper, filled with expensive rotary press artwork.
The visit to Egypt of Baldur Von Shirach, Nazi youth leader and of the editor of Der Angriff, met with a certain success.</blockquote>
The visit to Egypt of Baldur von Shirach, Nazi youth leader, and of the editor of Der Angriff, met with a certain success..</blockquote>
The Sentinel 9 December 1937.
The Sentinel 9 December 1937.
[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/cgs/1937/12/09/01/article/83 Nazis Affiliate with Arabs; To Boycott Palestine Goods].</ref><blockquote>
[https://www.nli.org.il/en/newspapers/cgs/1937/12/09/01/article/83 Nazis Affiliate with Arabs; To Boycott Palestine Goods].</ref><blockquote>
Damascus , Dec. 7 (JTA)—The armed
Damascus, Dec. 7 (JTA)—The armed
extremist Arab National Youth Organization this week threatened a boycott of Arab merchants who bought "Zionist goods from Palestine" following the visit here of Baldur von Schirach, head of the Hitler youth organization Germany.
extremist Arab National Youth Organization this week threatened a boycott of Arab merchants who bought "Zionist goods from Palestine" following the visit here of Baldur von Schirach, head of the Hitler youth organization Germany.
[http://pdfs.jta.org/1942/1942-01-11_008.pdf]</ref>
[http://pdfs.jta.org/1942/1942-01-11_008.pdf]</ref>
Reported in May 1939:<ref name=njm-1939/>
{{Cquote|Last year the Manchester Guardian published a confidential letter of the German propaganda office which contained innumerable interesting details.
No less than 50 Nazi agents provocateurs invaded the Near East as early as 1935. Arab leaders received more than £50,000 from Germany by the end of 1937 (and £20,000 from Italy, incidentally). This does not include arms and ammunition. These payments, it appears, are made through the Arabic Club in Damascus, the center of German interests. A secretary of the High Mufti of Jerusalem seems to be the intermediary.
Bullets found in the bodies of murdered Jews in Palestine and guns found on the slain Arab bandits were made in Germany.}}