Islamic, Arab-Nazis post WW2: 1946-1970s.

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Islamic, Arab-Nazis post WW2: 1946-1970s.

B'nai B'rith Messenger, 5 September 1947.

Charge Arabs Foment Race Hatred Here

NEW YORK — ( JPS ) — In a memorandum presented last week to the members of the UN Special Commission on Palestine meeting in Geneva, the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League charges that documentary evidence in its possession showed that the Arab League and unofficial agencies closely affiliated with it have been engaged in a deliberate effort to foment anti-Semitic and other racist disorders in the United States. The Anti-Nazi League disclosed that Congressman Adolph Sabbath's charges of connections between Arab propagandists and former: Nazi agents were based on documents obtained by its investigators. The League memorandum stated:

"We believe that this data is pertinent to the question now being considered by your committee, because : —

CONSPIRACY?

1—It shows a planned attempt by the Arab League and its associates to stir up internal trouble and dissension in a friendly country, and therefore tends to impugn the motives of the Arab League insofar as discussion of tensions betwern Arabs and Jews in any part of the world mav be concerned:

2—It shows , on documentary evidence, connections between these propagandists and agents of the former German American Bund of the Nazi party, and thus with the recent military enemies of the United Nations:

3—It demonstrates that much: of the propaganda against admission of Jews into Palestine, at least in the Western hemisphere, has been deliberately stimulated by an expensive nexus of professional agitators evidently so well financed as to be able to offord almost unlimited expenditures. We believe, furthermore, that the apparent readiness of these groups to operate through front or fellow-traveller groups who have failed to register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, as required by American law, will also be a matter of at least informal interest to you , as a member of your committee..

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Prevent World War III.. United States: Society for Prevention of World War III, (No. 50), 1957, p. 9.

'Mein Kampf' Among Arabs

Arabic editions of Hitler's book "Mein Kampf "—"Kifari"—were found among the personal possessions of some Egyptian officers captured by the Israelis during the Sinai campaign. These editions described (e.g., in the Kölnische Rundschau, 25-11-56) as "nine-volume kitbag editions," were published over a number of years ...

The contents are not only extracts from the book but illustrations from Hitler's life and the glamorous Nazi Party Rallies at Nuremberg. Hitler's book was brought to Arab notice for the first time in 1934 when the Iraqi periodical The Arab World, Bagdad, printed extracts in instalments . Two years later an Arabic version was available there, and towards the end of 1938 another version, translated by Ali Mohammed Mahbub, appeared in Cairo (Commercial Publishing House. 250 pp.), with the author's full length portrait presented on the cover as " the strongest man in the world . . . "

Extolling Nazi "Anti-Communism"

Apart from "Mein Kampf," Nazi ideas were spread among Arabs as early as 1934 in a eulogistic biography of Hitler published in Cairo: "Adolf Hitler, National Socialist Leader. The Jewish Question " (Egyptian Books Publishing Co. 1934. 166 pp.). The author, Ahmad Mahmoud Sadati , made up his 14 chapters almost entirely of German Nazi literature unaided by any first-hand knowledge of his own or other unbiased evidence. His sources which he faithfully listed at the beginning , included, in addition to "Mein Kampf," Goering's "Germany Reborn"; Wie Adolf Hitler der Führer wurde," by Czech-Jochberg; " Die Juden," by Gottfried Feder; "Bewaffneter Aufstand (Der Kommunismus in Deutschland)," by Adolf Ehrt, also "Nazi Germany Explained," by Vernon Bartlett...

"Nasser, The Hitler of the Arab World"

In its regular column of extracts from the international press, Die Welt, Hamburg, 12-10-56, reprints from the not otherwise widely known "organ of the Moslem Brotherhood" at Damascus, Mannar, a passage entitled "Praise for Hitler." Commenting on the fact that Colonel Nasser is sometimes called in Britain and France "the Hitler of the Arab World," Mannar is quoted as having said: "It must not be forgotten that, in contrast to Europe, Hitler occupies a respected place in the Arab world. His name arouses in the hearts of our movement sympathy and enthusiasm. These sentiments are due not to his aggressiveness and greed for power but to the fact that he beat down our traditional enemies, Britain and France. The whole Arab world was pleased at the time when France was routed by the Nazis; it was regarded as retribution for the imperialist crimes which the French still keep committing.

"If this is the way we feel about Hitler, the Nazi who is no blood relation of ours, how much more must we support a Leader who has risen from among the Arabs themselves and is inflicting defeat after defeat on the Western Powers, our eternal enemies? Blessed be the Arab people who succeeded in producing, from its own midst, a 'Hitler' who has shown that the Arab nation is entitled to an honourable place in the family of nations and that its sovereignty and freedom must be recognised. The British and French journalists are mistaken if they think they can hurt our feelings by calling Nasser 'Hitler of the Arab world.' On the contrary , that title fills our heart with pride. Long live [sic] Hitler the Nazi who shot his arrows into the heart of our enemies; long live the Hitler of the Arab world who opened to his people the gates , to glory and eternity!"

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Re Wiking-Jugend (WJ)

Issue 1712 (June 24, 1970), p. 33:

'Hitler youth resurrected!'
The New Viking.. At the time, they established an Arab auxiliary battalion composed of legionnaires, Germans, battle veterans and Arab terrorists.

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The Australian Jewish Herald⁩ 6 January 1961.

U.A.R in extensive anti-Semitic drive  PARIS (JCNS). — The European office of the Ameri can Jewish Committee last week accused the United Arab Republic and the Arab League of launching an anti-Semitic campaign "unmatched since Nazi times." According to the A.J.C. the Arab Press was using racist material, including a Nazi film, in an international campaign against the Jews. The Committee said the film "The Jew Suss" will be televised in Egypt dining the celebration this week of the fourth anniversary of the Suez fighting. An Arab Magazine is quoted as saying that "Arabs will see in this film the rapacity, baseness, hypocrisy and ignominy of the most vile of races, the J.. whom [Allah] has cursed." The Committee’s statement added that other Arab newspapers reported the opening of an office to spread the slogan: "The Jew is, the [sic]enemy of humanity," and that they had accused "both candidates for the United States Presidency" of being "in the pay of [sic]Jews."

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The Jewish Press, June 5, 1964, p. 4:

Samuel Caber of AJC

Neo-Nazi Activities of Arab Countries Omaha. May 23 .

An extensive anti-democratic and anti-Jewish Campaign is "being waged with greatly increased intensity" by Arab Propagandists, right-wing extremists and neo-Nazi groups, often operating jointly, in South America and Europe. Samuel L. Gaber, National Field Secretary of the American Jewish Committee said here today.

Mr. Gaber reported on anti-democratic and anti-Jewish activities abroad during the course of the past year to a meeting sponsored by the Omaha Unit of the American Jewish Committee held here today... the report was based on material provided by the Committee's overseas offices and representatives... Mr. Gaber declared that three chief developments in Arab and Neo-Nazi agitation are cause for serious concern. These developments are:

1. A highly accelerated campaign by Arab League offices and personnel in South America backed by "unlimited funds and carried out with top level propaganda skill," which is fomenting a massive campaign of hatred mot only against Israel but also of a general anti-Semitic character.

2. Efforts by European Neo-Nazi and extreme right-wing groups to renew notorious anti-Semitic themes, particularly in relation to the forthcoming third session of the Ecumenical Council in Rome. Arab propagandists are intensifying their activities in Eurooe, particularly West Germany.

3. The growth of "anti-Semitic publication network", which has made significant gains during the past year with the appearance of Neo-Nazi anti-Semitic publications in Western Germany, France and Spain.

Mr. Gaber cited data and reports provided by the Committee's European office, which has conducted a study of Neo-Nazi activities in Europe during the past year... In Western Germany, extremist and Neo-Nazi groups "seek to play on the fear that any lessening of tensions between the United States will be at the expense of Germany. These groups also advance racist theories in Germany labeling African and Asiatic nationalists movements... determined to wipe out the white race.

Both in France and in West Germany Arab propagandists are maintaining economic and other pressures on "those who do business with or show friendship toward Israel."

In Western Germany this year, the Information Office of the United Arab Republic has distributed a propaganda piece entitled "The Problem of Palestine Refugees," which is, in reality, a collation of diatribes against Zionism, Jews and Judaism.

The pamphlet denies that six million Jews were destroyed by the Nazis.

European Neo-nazi organization, accordingvto Mr. Gaber "are taking encouragement from developments in South America in the hope that economic and political difficulties there will create new opportunities for extremists." Turning to the situation in Latin America. Mr. Gaber drew particular attention to what he called "a massive campaign of hatred conducted by the Arab League with huge unlimited funds and a generous supply of all kinds of mass media resources." At the meantime, however, he pointed out, the Argentine government has taken strong measures against Tacuara, the underground Neo-Nazi fascist group which is working jointly with the Arab League in "spreading hate and creating so much divisiveness among the Argentine people."

Mr. Gaber said that the Arab League campaign has mainly two objectives: 1. The development of wide-spread support within the ranks of the Arab community.

2. An intensified propaganda program to spread anti-Jewish material to every major level of Latin American society.

Major tactic of the Arab League have included:

1. The establishment in 1963 of the Nacion Arabe, sold cheaply at practically every newsstand in major Argentine cities and distributed free of charge to civic leaders and opinion molders. No foreign embassy or information center in Argentina has ever "launched such a large circulation propaganda magazine in Argentina."
... Each version of Nacion Arabe manages to features anti-semitic and anti-Israel slurs.

2. Publication of books and pamphlets which invariably include attacks against Israel and Judaism as well as a steady flow of pressure conferences and many forms of lobbying which maintain a high-pitched validate of denunciation of Jews without respite in the press and other mass media.

3. Concealed censorship of anti-Jewish activities by extremist groups and setting up of front organizations which attack Israel and Judaism.

B'nai B'rith Messenger⁩ 29 May 1964.

Arabs Fanning Anti-Semitism In Argentina

Exclusive WUP Report NEW YORK ( WUP)—Jewish leaders in Chile and Argentina this week expressed concern over the rising tide of Arab anti-Semitic hatred and propaganda which are fanning the extremists in these two Latin American countries.

Of immediate concern were:

2—THE RECENT Arab league rally in Buenos Aires which turned into a neo-nazi hate session. These were the latest manifestations of Arab propaganda in Latin America which transcends the interests of Arab nationalism and concentrates on pure Hitler-like anti-Semitism...

Chile Presidential Hopefuls Catch Arabs In Web Of Lies...

BEHIND THE concern of the Jewish leaders is the indication of Arab League support for anti-Semitic groups operating in Argentina, the Congress said. Proof of this tie-up between pro-Arab and anti-Semitic elements was provided on April 27, when hundreds of youngsters jammed one of Buenos Aires theaters in the center of the city to participate in a tribute to the Arab League. The meeting, held in the 2,000 seat Buenos . Aires Theater, was not a quiet one and the accomplishments, of the Arab-League were not the principal subject of the evening . . .

SLOGANS SUCH as "Long Live Hitler! Nasser and Perron." "Jews to the Crematoria," and "Make Soap out of the Jews" - were voiced by participants in the meeting, many of whom were identifiable by their uniforms, as well as by the nazi salute, as members of Tacuara or Guardia Restauradora Nacionalisla.
The meeting was convened by a so called Argentine Arab Youth Movement and leaflets inviting the public to a big demonstration in support of the Arab League..

HATE LEAFLET — "Enough of Zionist lies," "enough of dual-nationality [sic]," cries this Arab leaflet in Argentina; It urges coming to the big demonstration for the Arab League. Rally turned out to be nazi-like hate session. . . - ;

ALL THIS is only the: most recent development in a growing process of overt anti-Jewish activity displayed-by the Arab League in Argentina, as well as in other countries in South America since the estabishment of its regional office...

Increase in Anti‐Semitism in Europe Is Reported, The New York Times, May 2, 1964.

American Jewish Committee leaders expressed concern yesterday over what they described as intensified neo‐Nazi and Arab League campaigns directed at the forthcoming Ecumenical Council session in Rome.

Leaders of the committee, which is holding its 57th annual meeting at the New York Hilton Hotel, said efforts had been stepped up to thwart the possible adoption by the council of a statement absolving the Jewish people of guilt in the Crucifixion ... Such a statement is expected to be acted on at the council next September.

The A.J.C. leaders' concern was based on material prepared by the committee's European offices and representatives under the direction of Zachariah Shuster. The data were submitted to the delegates by Ralph Friedman, the chairman of the executive board.

Mr. Shuster said that neo-Nazi groups were “renewing notorious anti‐Semitic themes as ... An "accelerated campaign" by the Arab League...

The Australian Jewish Times⁩ 26 June 1964⁩. Argentina's Arabs back local Nazis.

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Arab League Has Links with Neo-nazi and Fascist Groups in South America and Europe, JTA, February 11, 1970 [http://pdfs.jta.org/1970/1970-02-11_028.pdf].

Arab links with neo-Nazi and fascist groups in South America and Europe were described in a pamphlet published today by the Labor Friends of Israel. The pamphlet quoted the Arab League representative in Argentina, Hussein Triqi, as having stated at a press conference that the League maintained close relations with several neo-Nazi movements, including the blatantly anti-Semitic Taquara. The Arab League representative in Bonn, Dr. Hassan Fakoussa, reportedly said that he supported the neo-Nazis with large funds at his disposal.

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Leibler, Isi. The Case for Israel. Cocos (Keeling) Islands: Executive Council of Australian Jewry, 1972, pp. 21-23.

Arab Hatred and Anti-Semitism...

Nazi War Criminals and Arab Links with Neo-Nazis

Franz Buensche worked in Rosenberg's ministry and published many books purporting to prove that Jews were an inferior race.
Amongst his publications... was published with the assistance of Goebbels. After the war he reached Egypt and continued to engage in racial "literary" activities.

Oscar Von Dirlewanger, an S.S. officer declared a war criminal , assumed a role as adviser for Arab guerilla operators in Egypt in 1952 and also became the head of Nasser's personal bodyguard.

Eugen Eichberger took part in the slaughter of Jews in the Ukraine and emigrated to Egypt in 1952, helping Nasser to come to power. In appreciation for this he was granted the rank of major in the Egyptian army.

Dr. Hans Eisele, was an S.S. captain and "physician" at Buchenwald concentration camp.

He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment after the war and was due to be tried for other war crimes but escaped to Egypt in 1958. In 1959 West Germany asked for, but was refused , his extradition. He was employed as a physician to the German scientists and technicians who worked in Egypt's missile and aircraft programme.

Seipel, alias Emad Zucher, was an S.S. major who worked with the Gestapo in Paris. He became an advisor on security matters to the Egyptian Minister of the Interior.

Heinrich Selliman, alias Colonel Hassan Hamid Suleiman, a German Gestapo leader and war criminal, fled to Egypt and from 1948 worked as a police expert and adviser in counter-intelligence for the Egyptian Government. In 1962 he was included in the highest echelons of the Egyptian Secret Service.

Gustav Wagner was the assistant to the Camp Commander at Sobibor concentration camp and arrived in Egypt from Chile in 1958.

Antoine Albina, a Christian Arab formerly living in Jerusalem, maintained close connections with the notorious Swedish anti-Semite and Nazi Einar Aberg, and until his death was quoting him regularly in violently anti-Semitic publications issued in Jordan.

H.A. Fakousa, an Arab, spent the war years in Germany, and since 1945 founded links with various international neo-Nazi groups in Germany and elsewhere and established the "Friends of German-Arab Understanding" a neo-Nazi Arab Front organization.

In 1964 the South African Nazi organization was revealed to be in close contact with the Egyptian Secret Service and former Nazis in Cairo.

Similar links between Nazis and Arabs were discovered in other countries including England. In Latin America the the Arabs have closely collaborated in their anti - Semitic activities with the Argentinian neo-Nazi Tacura Group. Pro-Nazi Arabs continually defend and praise the Nazi effort to exterminate the Jews.

Le Monde, the French newspaper (August 17 , 1956), quoted the Damascus daily, Al Manar:

One should not forget that in contrast to Europe, Hitler occupied an honoured place in the Arab World ... Journalists are mistaken if they think that by calling Nasser Hitler they are hurting us. On the contrary, his name makes us proud. Long live [sic]Hitler, the Nazi who struck at the hearts of our enemies! Long live the Hitler of the Arab world... !"

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Network of PLO Terrorists in West Germany is Uncovered, JTA, December 3, 1976. [http://pdfs.jta.org/1976/1976-12-03_230.pdf].

Details of activities of a network of German PLO sympathizers have come ## the arrest last month in Hamburg of Udo Albrecht, 36, a right-wing extremist who is also a PLO “General.” According to unconfirmed reports, Albrecht met a representative of PLO chief Yasir Arafat in Zurich a day before his arrest and received $1.2 million for PLO arms purchases. When arrested he had 80,000 Swiss France on him and a bank withdrawal receipt for a further 14,000 France.

Albrecht allegedly masterminded a recent bank robbery and gave $10,000 in stolen currency to the PLO. He is also said to have recruited 520 Germans, including 60 women, for PLO training for attacks on Israel. Albrecht is being held in solitary confinement in a prison near Bonn on charges of illegal possession of weapons and membership in a criminal organization.

At the time of his arrest he was carrying a machinegun, several pistols, a hand grenade, several PLO identity cards, forged passports and cover names and telephone numbers for use in Beirut, Tripoli and Cairo. Details of Albrecht’s activities are said to have been supplied by three of his agents who were arrested in Yugoslavia en route from Beirut to Germany to secure the release of German terrorists held in prisons.

Albrecht was born in East Germany. In 1967 he joined the “Freikorps (Volunteer Corps) Adolf Hitler” which together with an affiliated group, the “Freikorps Arabian,” seeks the destruction of Israel.

Melchior, Ib. The Watchdogs of Abaddon. United States: Open Road Media, 2014. *.

NEO-NAZI, ARAB CONNECTION

HAMBURG, West Germany—When police in Hamburg arrested Udo Albrecht for illegal possession of weapons that included hand grenades, he was identified as a member of the little known Freikorps Adolf Hitler. This organization and its affiliate Freikorps Arabien (Free Corps Arabia) have as their primary goal the destruction of Israel. Albrecht is reported to have recruited over 500 German mercenaries for training with the PLO for attacks on Israel ...

[Conservat1]

Remember this Arab-Nazi of "The Base"?

A 22-year-old Oak Creek man charged with vandalizing a Racine synagogue was arrested Friday as part of a nationwide investigation into The Base, a neo-Nazi, racially motivated extremist group, federal prosecutors announced Friday Yousef O. Barasneh spray-painted swastikas and anti-Semitic words on Beth Israel Sinai Congregation in Racine last September and plotted other acts of vandalism against minority residents with the hate group, according to a federal criminal complaint.

Arab from Jordan
His Arab Islamic parents

[Worldtraveler once upon a time]

Hatred of Jews and Christians and the ultimate "breaking of the cross" are baked into the Quran and Hadith.

The hard sell of the modern Left, trying to ally themselves with Islam for political purposes around the world is trying to make the very obvious history of National Socialism's Muslim allies go away. Additionally, the gaming of the "racism" accusations is an additional attempt to grow Islam by suppressing others. For this, hoaxes and outright lies are wholly acceptable. The West needs to see this for what it is.