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“On every level, the Palestinian Arabs show great affection for the new Germany and its leader, a support that is worth all the more as it is based on purely idealistic concepts…
However, what is decisive for the affection that now exists towards Germany among the Arabs is the admiration which our Führer enjoys. Especially at times of unrest, there have been more opportunities to determine how deep this liking …’</small></blockquote>
pp. [https://books.google.com/books?id=Wm58DwAAQBAJ&pg=PA45 45]-[https://books.google.com/books?id=Wm58DwAAQBAJ&pg=PA46 46]:
'We will tell them what you, the leader of Germany, said about the Jews during a conflict: he, who in the midst of bullets and shells, takes the cigarette from his brother does not deserve to enjoy it at a time of peace. The Jew, who was stingy towards you with cigarettes during the war, can in no way be useful to Germany. I would not like to make you, great German leader, acquainted with the Jews. You know them and their history, and knew them even before we met them.'</i>
Abu Durra ended by expressing the following wish: 'That you, who with one word makes Europe tremble, bring our cause to all of Europe'.</small></blockquote>
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Notes:<br>1. Cited in Alexander Schölch, 'Das Dritte Reich, die zionistische Bewegung und der Palästina-Konflikt', Vierteljahrshefte für Zeitgeschichte 30 (1982), 661 .<br>2. Original and translation sent by Walter Döhle (Jerusalem) to AA. Palastina, Doc. 136.</small></small>
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