Despite granting permission for limited Jewish emigration to Palestine in the 1930s, the ideology... more Despite granting permission for limited Jewish emigration to Palestine in the 1930s, the ideology and policy of the Nazi regime never supported establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine. During World War II, Hitler's ideologically consistent view that such a state would be a branch of an international Jewish conspiracy converged with shorter-term efforts to gain Arab and Islamic support for the Third Reich's military goals in the Middle East. The ideological convergence of anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism found expression in the works of Nazi propagandists as well as in the speeches and radio addresses of Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, broadcast from wartime Berlin to the Middle East. Examination of the lineages, similarities and differences between Europe's totalitarian past and its aftereffects in the Arab and Islamic world remains an important task for comparative historical scholarship.
The Middle East was one of the crucial battlefields of the global Cold War between the Soviet Uni... more The Middle East was one of the crucial battlefields of the global Cold War between the Soviet Union and the West; it was also a region in which East Germany played a salient role in the Soviet bloc’s antagonism toward Israel. From 1953, when the German Democratic Republic (GDR) signed its first trade agreement with Egypt, until 1989, when the Communist regime in the GDR collapsed, East Germany opposed the state of Israel and supported Israel’s enemies in the Arab world, providing arms, training, and other support to countries and terrorist groups that sought to destroy Israel. From the mid-1960s until 1989, but especially from 1967 to the mid-1980s, both the Soviet Union and the GDR were in an undeclared state of war against Israel.
... 9. Siemens, Für die RAF war er das System, pp. ... Studentenzeitung 30 (February 9 0): 69, c... more ... 9. Siemens, Für die RAF war er das System, pp. ... Studentenzeitung 30 (February 9 0): 69, cited by Wolfgang Kraushaar in Rudi Dutschke und der bewaffnete Kampf, in Wolfgang Kraushaar, Karin Wieland, and Jan Phillip Reemtsma, Rudi dutschke, Andreas Baader, und die ...
... 8. War criminalsGermany (West)Psychology. 9. National socialismMoral and ethical aspects. ... more ... 8. War criminalsGermany (West)Psychology. 9. National socialismMoral and ethical aspects. I. Title. D804.3.H474 1997 940.53'18'0943dc21 98-11231 Page 11. For Sonya, Nadja, and Ernst Page 12. Page 13. Contents ...
... 8. War criminalsGermany (West)Psychology. 9. National socialismMoral and ethical aspects. ... more ... 8. War criminalsGermany (West)Psychology. 9. National socialismMoral and ethical aspects. I. Title. D804.3.H474 1997 940.53'18'0943dc21 98-11231 Page 11. For Sonya, Nadja, and Ernst Page 12. Page 13. Contents ...
Despite granting permission for limited Jewish emigration to Palestine in the 1930s, the ideology... more Despite granting permission for limited Jewish emigration to Palestine in the 1930s, the ideology and policy of the Nazi regime never supported establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine. During World War II, Hitler's ideologically consistent view that such a state would be a branch of an international Jewish conspiracy converged with shorter-term efforts to gain Arab and Islamic support for the Third Reich's military goals in the Middle East. The ideological convergence of anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism found expression in the works of Nazi propagandists as well as in the speeches and radio addresses of Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, broadcast from wartime Berlin to the Middle East. Examination of the lineages, similarities and differences between Europe's totalitarian past and its aftereffects in the Arab and Islamic world remains an important task for comparative historical scholarship.
The Middle East was one of the crucial battlefields of the global Cold War between the Soviet Uni... more The Middle East was one of the crucial battlefields of the global Cold War between the Soviet Union and the West; it was also a region in which East Germany played a salient role in the Soviet bloc’s antagonism toward Israel. From 1953, when the German Democratic Republic (GDR) signed its first trade agreement with Egypt, until 1989, when the Communist regime in the GDR collapsed, East Germany opposed the state of Israel and supported Israel’s enemies in the Arab world, providing arms, training, and other support to countries and terrorist groups that sought to destroy Israel. From the mid-1960s until 1989, but especially from 1967 to the mid-1980s, both the Soviet Union and the GDR were in an undeclared state of war against Israel.
... 9. Siemens, Für die RAF war er das System, pp. ... Studentenzeitung 30 (February 9 0): 69, c... more ... 9. Siemens, Für die RAF war er das System, pp. ... Studentenzeitung 30 (February 9 0): 69, cited by Wolfgang Kraushaar in Rudi Dutschke und der bewaffnete Kampf, in Wolfgang Kraushaar, Karin Wieland, and Jan Phillip Reemtsma, Rudi dutschke, Andreas Baader, und die ...
... 8. War criminalsGermany (West)Psychology. 9. National socialismMoral and ethical aspects. ... more ... 8. War criminalsGermany (West)Psychology. 9. National socialismMoral and ethical aspects. I. Title. D804.3.H474 1997 940.53'18'0943dc21 98-11231 Page 11. For Sonya, Nadja, and Ernst Page 12. Page 13. Contents ...
... 8. War criminalsGermany (West)Psychology. 9. National socialismMoral and ethical aspects. ... more ... 8. War criminalsGermany (West)Psychology. 9. National socialismMoral and ethical aspects. I. Title. D804.3.H474 1997 940.53'18'0943dc21 98-11231 Page 11. For Sonya, Nadja, and Ernst Page 12. Page 13. Contents ...
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