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Palestinian Nazi Mufti who killed thousands of Christians
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On the contrary, it demonstrates exactly who and what he was and was not. Also you've still not provided a link or a picture of the actual entry on list of war criminals, reported by the the so called "Hebrew Committe for National Liberation" in 1945. Don't bother, you won't find it. In 2007 A Serbian-Israeli historian, Jennie Lebel discovered that President Tito of Yugoslavia had his name removed from the list in 1946. The Mufti of Jerusalem: Haj-Amin el-Husseini and National-Socialism: Amazon.co.uk: Jennie Lebel: 9788675585312: Books
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And....DUMBASS offers a book that proves exactly my point, that the Mufti was a close friend of Hitler and a genocial Nazi. Here is the book description from your own link, it literally doesn't get any better, watching you and your sock Monte put your hoofs in your mouths:
"Jennie Lebel's well documented study of the "Grand" Mufti of Jerusalem - he himself apparently added the "grandeur" to his official title - highlights the significant role that this Muslim religious leader played in the Holocaust. Haj-Amin el-Husseini spent most of the Second World War in Berlin in the company of his friend Adolf Hitler and Hitler's henchmen. He appears to have been more vicious than Hitler, because on more than one occasion his pleas torpedoed proposals, that Hitler had endorsed in principle, to save the lives of Jewish children by exchanging them for German citizens held by the Allied Powers. Husseini made clear that he preferred to have them sent to Poland where they would be put in the gas chambers. The Mufti and his Arab and Muslim collaborators were thus actively involved in - not simply innocent spectators of - Jewish genocide. No surprise then that the most recently organised Holocaust denial convention to "prove" the opposite was held in Iran whose impartial leaders would be happy to rewrite history to sanitise their threat to "wipe Israel off the map" of the Middle East."
OOOOOPS! Ha ha ha
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*sigh* Seems Rude-ee's getting desperate now, resorting to quoting opinions by Amazon customers...
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Yeah, it's quite funny. It's from your own link and from people that actually read the book. Actually, I'd say you just humiliated yourself. Yet another Epic fail by Monte and his sock. Here's another accurate review by another person:
*sigh* Seems Rude-ee's getting desperate now, resorting to quoting opinions by Amazon customers...
"This book is a long overdue and welcome clarification to the roots of the conflict in the Middle East. It explores and explains the origins of the current hatreds that fuel the Palestinian war against Israel. Jennie Lebels' work is well researched and interesting. It provides not only an insight into Haj Amin El Husseini, but much of the events that he and the Palestinians were involved in at the time. The connection between the man and the Nazis is shown very clearly. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to dwell deeper into the origins of the Middle East conflict, and wants a good read."
OOOOPS! Ha ha ha.
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There is no more of a connection than to Lindbergh you idiot. Hitler spoke to Hussein once for 15 minutes in a PR move. You are constantly humiliating yourself.
There were actually a great deal of communication between the Hitlerian Nazis and the Islamo-wannabe Nazis as well as the Catholic enablers for the Nazis
You are constantly making a fool of yourself.
The Mufti’s Conversation with Hitler | Jewish Virtual Library
Haj Amin al-Husseini, the influential leader of the Arabs in Palestine, moved to Germany during World War II and met Adolf Hitler, Joachim von Ribbentrop, Heinrich Himmler and other Nazi leaders in an attempt to coordinate Nazi and Arab policies in the Middle East. The following is a record of a conversation between the Fuhrer and al-Husseini in the Presence of Reich Foreign Minister and Minister Grobba in Berlin.
The Grand Mufti began by thanking the Fuhrer for the great honor he had bestowed by receiving him. He wished to seize the opportunity to convey to the Fuhrer of the Greater German Reich, admired by the entire Arab world, his thanks for the sympathy which he had always shown for the Arab and especially the Palestinian cause, and to which he had given clear espressos in his public speeches. The Arab countries were firmly convinced that Germany would win the war and that the Arab cause would then prosper: The Arabs were Germany's natural friends because they had the same enemies as had Germany, namely the English, the Jews, and the Communists. They were therefore prepared to cooperate with Germany with all their hearts and stood ready to participate in the war, not only negatively by the commission of acts of sabotage and the instigation of revolutions, but also positively by the formation of an Arab Legion. The Arabs could he more useful to Germany as allies than might he apparent at first glance, both for geographical reasons and because of the suffering inflicted upon them by the English and the Jews. Furthermore, they had had close relations with all Moslem nations, of which they could make use in behalf of the common cause. The Arab Legion would he quite easy to raise. An appeal by the Mufti to the Arab countries and the prisoners of Arab, Algerian,Tunisian, and Moroccan nationality in Germany would produce a great number of volunteers eager to fight. Of Germany's victory the Arab world was firmly convinced, not only because the Reich possessed a large army, brave soldiers, and military leaders of genius, but also because the Almighty could never award the victory to an unjust cause.
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Hey, ask your sock (
), he's the one who unintentionally came up with yet another legitimate source that the Nazi Mufti was a genocidal maniac who worked closely with the Nazis and formed an army of IslamoNazis."Jennie Lebel's well documented study of the "Grand" Mufti of Jerusalem - he himself apparently added the "grandeur" to his official title - highlights the significant role that this Muslim religious leader played in the Holocaust. Haj-Amin el-Husseini spent most of the Second World War in Berlin in the company of his friend Adolf Hitler and Hitler's henchmen. He appears to have been more vicious than Hitler, because on more than one occasion his pleas torpedoed proposals, that Hitler had endorsed in principle, to save the lives of Jewish children by exchanging them for German citizens held by the Allied Powers. Husseini made clear that he preferred to have them sent to Poland where they would be put in the gas chambers. The Mufti and his Arab and Muslim collaborators were thus actively involved in - not simply innocent spectators of - Jewish genocide. No surprise then that the most recently organised Holocaust denial convention to "prove" the opposite was held in Iran whose impartial leaders would be happy to rewrite history to sanitise their threat to "wipe Israel off the map" of the Middle East."
"This book is a long overdue and welcome clarification to the roots of the conflict in the Middle East. It explores and explains the origins of the current hatreds that fuel the Palestinian war against Israel. Jennie Lebels' work is well researched and interesting. It provides not only an insight into Haj Amin El Husseini, but much of the events that he and the Palestinians were involved in at the time. The connection between the man and the Nazis is shown very clearly. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to dwell deeper into the origins of the Middle East conflict, and wants a good read."
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Fact: the Mufti fled to Nazi Germany.
Fact: he met Hitler (once).
Fact: he helped to recruit Bosniak and Albanian Muslims into both SS formations and into local defence units.
Fact: there are a lot of propaganda/recruitment photos of the Mufti with Muslim troops.
Fact: He wasn't very successful as the SS units in question all had a very large proportion of non-Muslim soldiers, i.e. SS- Handschar; about 40% non-Muslim personnel.
Fact: He is attributed in several Nazi propaganda radio broadcasts, which he may or may not have actually made.
Fact: the radio broadcasts had no significant effect on the Muslims in the Middle East.
Fact: he worked hard while in Germany to prevent any Jewish migration to Palestine.
Fact: SS Handschar never operated in any areas where Jewish persecution/extermination took place.
The rest is, at best, conjecture, or more likely propaganda designed to create a link, no matter how tenuous, with Geman National Socialism and post-war Arabic National Liberation movements.
Those are the only real facts that have never been disputed. There is no evidence he was a Nazi, there is no evidence he was genocidal. Most, if not all the propaganda, comes from Zionist sources, the rest from Serbian nationalist sources. In both cases the allied prosecutors considerd such "evidence" at best inconclusive, and at worst, fabricated.
Fact: he met Hitler (once).
Fact: he helped to recruit Bosniak and Albanian Muslims into both SS formations and into local defence units.
Fact: there are a lot of propaganda/recruitment photos of the Mufti with Muslim troops.
Fact: He wasn't very successful as the SS units in question all had a very large proportion of non-Muslim soldiers, i.e. SS- Handschar; about 40% non-Muslim personnel.
Fact: He is attributed in several Nazi propaganda radio broadcasts, which he may or may not have actually made.
Fact: the radio broadcasts had no significant effect on the Muslims in the Middle East.
Fact: he worked hard while in Germany to prevent any Jewish migration to Palestine.
Fact: SS Handschar never operated in any areas where Jewish persecution/extermination took place.
The rest is, at best, conjecture, or more likely propaganda designed to create a link, no matter how tenuous, with Geman National Socialism and post-war Arabic National Liberation movements.
Those are the only real facts that have never been disputed. There is no evidence he was a Nazi, there is no evidence he was genocidal. Most, if not all the propaganda, comes from Zionist sources, the rest from Serbian nationalist sources. In both cases the allied prosecutors considerd such "evidence" at best inconclusive, and at worst, fabricated.
Fact: Skipping town and being granted asylum in Egypt helped.
Your pontificating is really a cover for your appalling lack of knowledge. It really is amazing how you converts willingly accept such misfits as your new-found heroes.
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Fact: the book you cited considers him a Nazi who played an active role in the genocides that took place.
Fact: stop whining!
"Jennie Lebel's well documented study of the "Grand" Mufti of Jerusalem - he himself apparently added the "grandeur" to his official title - highlights the significant role that this Muslim religious leader played in the Holocaust. Haj-Amin el-Husseini spent most of the Second World War in Berlin in the company of his friend Adolf Hitler and Hitler's henchmen. He appears to have been more vicious than Hitler, because on more than one occasion his pleas torpedoed proposals, that Hitler had endorsed in principle, to save the lives of Jewish children by exchanging them for German citizens held by the Allied Powers. Husseini made clear that he preferred to have them sent to Poland where they would be put in the gas chambers. The Mufti and his Arab and Muslim collaborators were thus actively involved in - not simply innocent spectators of - Jewish genocide. No surprise then that the most recently organised Holocaust denial convention to "prove" the opposite was held in Iran whose impartial leaders would be happy to rewrite history to sanitise their threat to "wipe Israel off the map" of the Middle East."
"This book is a long overdue and welcome clarification to the roots of the conflict in the Middle East. It explores and explains the origins of the current hatreds that fuel the Palestinian war against Israel. Jennie Lebels' work is well researched and interesting. It provides not only an insight into Haj Amin El Husseini, but much of the events that he and the Palestinians were involved in at the time. The connection between the man and the Nazis is shown very clearly. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to dwell deeper into the origins of the Middle East conflict, and wants a good read."
*****Would you like to introduce us to any other books?
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Fact: the book you cited considers him a Nazi who played an active role in the genocides that took place.
Fact: stop whining!
"Jennie Lebel's well documented study of the "Grand" Mufti of Jerusalem - he himself apparently added the "grandeur" to his official title - highlights the significant role that this Muslim religious leader played in the Holocaust. Haj-Amin el-Husseini spent most of the Second World War in Berlin in the company of his friend Adolf Hitler and Hitler's henchmen. He appears to have been more vicious than Hitler, because on more than one occasion his pleas torpedoed proposals, that Hitler had endorsed in principle, to save the lives of Jewish children by exchanging them for German citizens held by the Allied Powers. Husseini made clear that he preferred to have them sent to Poland where they would be put in the gas chambers. The Mufti and his Arab and Muslim collaborators were thus actively involved in - not simply innocent spectators of - Jewish genocide. No surprise then that the most recently organised Holocaust denial convention to "prove" the opposite was held in Iran whose impartial leaders would be happy to rewrite history to sanitise their threat to "wipe Israel off the map" of the Middle East."
"This book is a long overdue and welcome clarification to the roots of the conflict in the Middle East. It explores and explains the origins of the current hatreds that fuel the Palestinian war against Israel. Jennie Lebels' work is well researched and interesting. It provides not only an insight into Haj Amin El Husseini, but much of the events that he and the Palestinians were involved in at the time. The connection between the man and the Nazis is shown very clearly. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to dwell deeper into the origins of the Middle East conflict, and wants a good read."
*****Would you like to introduce us to any other books?
What about your zionazis mates?
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Did you even read what the agreement was about, brain-dead? From your own picture, it was to "help facilitate the emigration of German Jews...forced them to give up their possessions, and German citizenship...." So in other words the Jews negotiated with the Nazis to allow them to escape with their lives as opposed to die in the death camps. That obviously didn't happen and the genocial Muslim Nazi Mufti made sure of that. He even directly responsible for sending over 4000 children to their deaths.Fact: the book you cited considers him a Nazi who played an active role in the genocides that took place.
Fact: stop whining!
"Jennie Lebel's well documented study of the "Grand" Mufti of Jerusalem - he himself apparently added the "grandeur" to his official title - highlights the significant role that this Muslim religious leader played in the Holocaust. Haj-Amin el-Husseini spent most of the Second World War in Berlin in the company of his friend Adolf Hitler and Hitler's henchmen. He appears to have been more vicious than Hitler, because on more than one occasion his pleas torpedoed proposals, that Hitler had endorsed in principle, to save the lives of Jewish children by exchanging them for German citizens held by the Allied Powers. Husseini made clear that he preferred to have them sent to Poland where they would be put in the gas chambers. The Mufti and his Arab and Muslim collaborators were thus actively involved in - not simply innocent spectators of - Jewish genocide. No surprise then that the most recently organised Holocaust denial convention to "prove" the opposite was held in Iran whose impartial leaders would be happy to rewrite history to sanitise their threat to "wipe Israel off the map" of the Middle East."
"This book is a long overdue and welcome clarification to the roots of the conflict in the Middle East. It explores and explains the origins of the current hatreds that fuel the Palestinian war against Israel. Jennie Lebels' work is well researched and interesting. It provides not only an insight into Haj Amin El Husseini, but much of the events that he and the Palestinians were involved in at the time. The connection between the man and the Nazis is shown very clearly. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to dwell deeper into the origins of the Middle East conflict, and wants a good read."
*****Would you like to introduce us to any other books?
What about your zionazis mates?
Maybe you should read your own lame propaganda and bullshit, before you further embarrass yourself, Achmed. Just sayin'.
What you mean is no source that you recognise as being legitimate because they disagree with your POV
Or he was better guarded by the UN and the arab muslims for the Jews to get at him, or would that explanation destroy your POV
Fact: the book you cited considers him a Nazi who played an active role in the genocides that took place.
Fact: stop whining!
"Jennie Lebel's well documented study of the "Grand" Mufti of Jerusalem - he himself apparently added the "grandeur" to his official title - highlights the significant role that this Muslim religious leader played in the Holocaust. Haj-Amin el-Husseini spent most of the Second World War in Berlin in the company of his friend Adolf Hitler and Hitler's henchmen. He appears to have been more vicious than Hitler, because on more than one occasion his pleas torpedoed proposals, that Hitler had endorsed in principle, to save the lives of Jewish children by exchanging them for German citizens held by the Allied Powers. Husseini made clear that he preferred to have them sent to Poland where they would be put in the gas chambers. The Mufti and his Arab and Muslim collaborators were thus actively involved in - not simply innocent spectators of - Jewish genocide. No surprise then that the most recently organised Holocaust denial convention to "prove" the opposite was held in Iran whose impartial leaders would be happy to rewrite history to sanitise their threat to "wipe Israel off the map" of the Middle East."
"This book is a long overdue and welcome clarification to the roots of the conflict in the Middle East. It explores and explains the origins of the current hatreds that fuel the Palestinian war against Israel. Jennie Lebels' work is well researched and interesting. It provides not only an insight into Haj Amin El Husseini, but much of the events that he and the Palestinians were involved in at the time. The connection between the man and the Nazis is shown very clearly. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to dwell deeper into the origins of the Middle East conflict, and wants a good read."
*****Would you like to introduce us to any other books?
What about your zionazis mates?
Only the German Jews if you read it, making you a fantasist and a LIAR
*sigh* Seems Rude-ee's getting desperate now, resorting to quoting opinions by Amazon customers...
From your link, so your link must be viewed in the same manner YES ?
And once again monte jumps in and makes a complete ass of himself. All because the truth shows he is wrong
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