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<title>The &#x26;#x27;Iron shirts&#x26;#x27;, Fattah al-Imam, his meetings in Nazi Germany for arms on behalf of Mufti al-Husseini,  then with Hitler-youth leader Baldur von Schirach
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<description>&#x26;#x22;In the early 1930s, Nazi Germany&#x26;#x27;s anti-Semitic policies evoked a widespread, positive response among Arab nationalists across the Middle East.&#x26;#x22; &#x26;#x22;During this decade, a plethora of political organizations and paramilitary youth movements modelled on Fascist and Nazi organizations sprouted up in the Arab world. In Iraq, there was the al-Futuwwa, a youth organization modelled on the Hitler Youth, and the influential, pan-Arab, Fascist al-Muthanna Club, both openly supportive of the Nazis...&#x26;#x22; &#x26;#x22;In December 1937, the high-ranking Nazi officer, Baron Baldur von Schirach, arrived in Damascus and held a lengthy meeting with Said Fattah al-Imam, head of the Association of Graduates...</description>
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