Last Friday, the History Channel broadcast an outstanding documentary at 8 o’clock called “The Nazi Collaborators.” In this part of the series, the subject was that of the Grand Mufti of Palestine, Amin al-Husseini, a glowing Nazi follower. His installation of the Muslim “Handschar” Waffen-SS unit as well as his hate-filled, anti-Jewish addresses that he directed by radio and newspaper to his Palestinian brethren of the faith were also extensively covered on the show. On the History Channel, there is apparently no politically correct censorship – a pleasant exception in the European media scene.

(By Michael Stürzenberger)

Here is an excerpt from the original recording of the Grand Mufti that he uses extensively in his tirades of agitation in the Qur’an and the Hadiths:

Kill the Jews wherever you find them! That is for the purpose of Allah, history and religion. Honor will be bestowed upon you. Allah is with you!”

With such devout sermons, which were spread in all of Palestine, the Grand Mufti intended to incite the Arabs to a mutual war against the Jews. This weighed heavily because he was the religious leader of all Muslims in Palestine. Besides this, the devout orthodox preacher wrote European heads of government that they should prevent Jews from emigrating to Palestine. Much more, they should see to it that the Jews were deported to Poland. The Grand Mufti, according to this documentary, is supposed to have known the kind of monstrous fate awaited the Jews there.

Here is part 1 of the documentary that clearly demonstrates how comprehensive the mutual interests of Islam and National Socialism were and how closely these ideologies resemble each other:

In the second part of the film, it can be seen that the Grand Mufti had even stood under charges at the Nürnberg trials, but was acquitted due to “lack of evidence.” Perhaps even back then oil interests carried more weight than the sense of justice with the super powers.

The hate of Jews, the totalitarian worldview, the sole claim to power, the glorification of waging war and the battle against the Brits bound the Grand Mufti close to Hitler. No wonder that after the end of the Second World War Hitler’s book of hate and agitation, “Mein Kampf” has remained a bestseller in the Muslim-Arab world. Even in Turkey.

(Video Processing: theAnti2007)

Posted by byzanz on PI / Translation: Anders Denken

Last Friday, the History Channel broadcast an outstanding documentary at 8 o\'clock called \"The Nazi Collaborators.\" In this part of the series, the subject was that of the Grand Mufti of Palestine, Amin al-Husseini, a glowing Nazi follower. His installation of the Muslim \"Handschar\" Waffen-SS unit as well as his hate-filled, anti-Jewish addresses that ...

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