[escapefromboston]

I wonder what Hitler thought of Muslims?

[mainepatsfan]

I think he was more focused on race rather than religion. Some Bosnian Muslims did join the Waffen SS.

[AmericanArchConservative]

Hitler formed very close ties with the Muslims before and during WWII, meeting on more than one occasion with Mufti Al-Husseini (one of the most virulent Jew-haters of the early 20th century, and the role model for Yass'r Arafat).

In addition, there was an all-"muslime" Nazi regiment which march under a flag featuring the Crescent and the swastika on a field of green. All the soldiers were issued Arabic editions of mein kampf, a prayer mat, and a koran.

This is among the greatest of the "secrets" or lesser known details of WWII - the alliance between Adolf and the moo-slimes.

A.A.C.

[Land_of_Lincoln_John]

Escape from Boston: Not aware of any John Carpenter directed "Escape from Boston," but the idea of such a film is intriquing.

I wonder what Hitler thought of Muslims?

You be the judge:

Arafat's Hitler-loving role model, Ken Timmerman profiles 'brilliant' anti-Semitic Arab leader

I've read the book, it's a good one. Timmerman also wrote the Jesse J. expose, "Shakedown."

[PAR35]

I wonder what Hitler thought of Muslims?

He liked them well enough to let them into the SS. The Mufti was also welcome in Berlin during the war.