Kolaboracja Syjonistów z Nazistami
(51 dokumentów)
prof. Iwo Cyprian Pogonowski, Ojczyzna.pl, 25.07.2003
Lenni Brenner zredagowa? ksia;z.ke; pod powyz.szym tytu?em ("51 Documents,
Zionist Collaboration with the Nazis," ISBN: 1-56980-235-1; Barricade
Books Inc. 185 Bridge Plaza , Suite 308A, Fort Lee, NJ 07024). Jest to
waz.ne wydarzenie poniewaz. ludobójstwo Z.ydów jest najbardziej opisywanym
i dyskutowanym tematem w historii. Mimo tego wie;kszos'c' ludzi, tak
Z.ydów jak i innych, jest zupe?nie nies'wiadoma powia;zan' Syjonistów z
Hitlerem i Mussolinim. Ten stan rzeczy jest han'ba; Syjonizmu i z tego
powodu jest przemilczany.
Ksia;z.ka Brennera pokazuje historyczne dokumenty udowadniaja;ce starania
Syjonistów nawia;zania kontaktu z Nazistami przed i w czasie Holocaustu.
Niektóre z tych dokumentów by?y opublikowane wczes'niej (takz.e w mojej
ksia;z.ce p.t. "Jews in Poland" Hippocrene Books Inc. New York, drugie
wydanie 1998); niestety ksia;z.ki te sa; ma?o komu znane. Wiele z
dokumentów jest opublikowane w ksia;z.ce Brennera po raz pierwszy.
Przyk?adem tych dokumentów jest list Syjonistów niemieckich z 1933 roku, w
którym jest zdanie: "Rozwia;zaniem sprawy z.ydowskiej pozytywnym dla
[niemieckiego] pan'stwa narodowego jest kolaboracja [z rza;dem
hitlerowskim] z.ydowskiego ruchu [syjonistycznego], który da;z.y do
socjalnej, kulturalnej i moralnej odnowy Z.ydostwa..."
"Banda Sterna" ("Stern Gang") wystosowa?a w 1941 roku propozycje do
Nazistów:
>
"Za?oz.enie historycznego pan'stwa z.ydowskiego na bazie narodowej i
totalitarnej, zwia;zanego traktatem z Trzecia; Rzesza;, co zapewni?oby
podtrzymanie i wzmocnienie pozycji si?y Niemiec na Bliskim Wschodzie."
W powojennym wywiadzie prasowym Adolf Eichmann [patrz tez. H. Arendt -
"Eichmann w Jerozolimie" - wtr. red. NW] os'wiadczy?:
"Wielokrotnie mówi?em Z.ydom, z którymi mia?em do czynienia, ze gdybym by?
Z.ydem, to by?bym fanatycznym Syjonista;. Nie wyobraz.am sobie niczego
innego; po prostu by?bym najbardziej oddanym Syjonista; jakiego moz.na
sobie wyobrazic'."
51 opublikowanych dokumentów pokazuje prawde; historyczna; i udowadnia,
z.e ruch syjonistyczny zdradzi? ludnos'c' z.ydowska; w godzinie jej
katastrofy. Lenni Brenner jest autorem ksia;z.ek: "Syjonizm w epoce
dyktatorów" (Zionism in the Age od the Dictators); "S'ciana z Z.elaza:
Rewizjonizm Syjonistyczny od Zabotynskiego do Szamira" (The Iron Wall:
Zionist Revisionism from Jabotinsky to Shamir); "Z.ydzi w dzisiejszej
Ameryce" (Jews in America Today), jak i "Mniejsze z?o, historia
[amerykan'skiej] partii demokratycznej" [zdominowanej przez Z.ydów].
Jak wiemy, propaganda komunistów i oddanych im libera?ów od dawna szafuje
w Polsce okres'leniem "faszysta." Otóz. jest ciekawe, z.e w przedwojennej
Polsce podczas demonstracji ulicznych widzia?o sie; tyle samo "faszystów"
nie-Z.ydów co Z.ydów, ale przeciez. nie-Z.ydów by?o w Polsce dziesie;c'
razy wie;cej niz. Z.ydów, co by wskazywa?o na to, z.e Polsce przedwojennej
by?o dziesie;c' razy wie;cej Z.ydów-faszystów niz. ws'ród reszty ludnos'ci.
prof. Iwo Cyprian Pogonowski, Ojczyzna.pl, 2003-07-25
powrot
From: The Truth Seeker
hotmail.com>
Subject: 51 Documents: Zionist Collaboration with the Nazis
Date: Mon, 6 Mar 2006 12:53:13 +0000 (UTC)
51 Documents: Zionist Collaboration with the Nazis.
By Lenni Brenner
Lenni Brenner has collated documents that relate to how the Zionist
movement
collaborated with German Nazism and Italian Fascism. Given the subsequent
Holocaust against the Jews by the Nazis, many will be surprised and
appalled
that a political movement, which supposedly supported Jewish liberation,
was
prepared to collaborate with the most anti-semitic of regimes.
Among the documents is the relatively well known and infamous ÂŒStern Gang
Proposalš in which the organisation of future Israeli PM Yitzhak Shamir
offers
to join in WWII on Œthe side of the German Reichš. There is also the
embarrassing documents of the German Zionists who saw the Nazis as fellow
nationalists and were thus sympathetic to ŒGerman national renewalš, the
memoirs of an SS officer who stays in Palestine as the guest of the Zionist
movement for 6 months.
These acts of collaboration were not limited to the right wing fringe of
the
Zionist movement but went to the heart of the Zionist Labour establishment
when the head of the Haganah, Feival Polkes, became a willing paid
informer of
the Gestapo. He was even handled by one of the architects of the Final
Solution, Adolf Eichmann, who also travelled to Palestine to liaise with
the
Zionists.
These shocking historical documents will make you realise that the history
of
the political movement which founded the state of Israel is not quite what
it
seems.
They also prove that Zionists will do *anything* to protect their precious
political movement, even if it means sacrificing several million Jews in
the
process, then exploiting their suffering to secure the greater goal of a
Zionist State.
The Truth Seeker has spoken.
On Sat, 21 Jan 2006 11:08:04 -0700, Ken McVayAIDS/SOB sonic.net>
wrote:>Reply-To: "George"
hemisphere.com>,bellsouth.net>
>PRAWDA!>On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:14:47 -0700, Heinrich Himmelfarb
>
antizhidfags.org> wrote:>>The story documented below means that the KASTNER CASE was not an
>>isolated incident!!
>Now even Simon WIESENTHAL is proven to be a Nazi GESTAPO COLLABORATOR!!
>>On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 09:25:52 GMT, c@c.cc wrote:
>>> 51 Documents: Zionist Collaboration With the Nazis
>>>September 2004, page 86
>>>Book Review
>>>51 Documents: Zionist Collaboration With the Nazis
>>>By Lenni Brenner, ed. Barricade Books, 2002, 342 pp. List: $22; AET:
>>>$15.
>>>Reviewed by Sara Powell
>>>ItÂ’s no secret that Zionism embraced political expediency to advance
>>>the cause of carving Eretz-Israel from the land of its native
>>>inhabitants. In his 1983 book, Zionism in the Age of the Dictators,
>>>Lenni Brenner shows that 20th century Zionists observed shockingly few
>>>limits to that expediency. Not surprisingly, the book received little
>>>coverage in the American media. Now, in 51 Documents, Brenner has
>>>compiled a wide variety of letters, statements, articles, and
>>>judgements—some of which appeared in his earlier book—by a broad array
>>>of activists and authors, that documents Zionist cooperration with the
>>>Nazis. On the face of it, the notion seems absurd. However, Brenner
>>>presents the case—made in many Zionists’ own words—that the Nazi
>>>agenda of expelling the Jews from Germany fit nicely with the Zionist
>>>plan for enticing those Jews into settling in Palestine and creating a
>>>new Jewish nation.
>>>In addition to introductory and concluding chapters, the book is
>>>organized into five sections which lead the reader through early,
>>>pre-Zionist documents; pre-Holocaust ideological factions; the
>>>Holocaust era itself; and a chapter on the Stern Gang and the Nazis.
>>>Readers should note that a few documents are not indicative of
>>>collaboration in and of themselves, but provide the background to
>>>others written in response. These latter do indicate levels of
>>>collaboration between Zionists and fascists, both the Nazis in
>>>Germany, and those in MussoliniÂ’s Italy. BrennerÂ’s brief explanatory
>>>notes at the beginning of each document are helpful, as are the
>>>glossary and index.
>>>51 Documents assumes a certain knowledge of Zionist history, and
>>>requires a close reading and some deconstructive efforts on the part
>>>of the reader. Those willing to commit the time and effort, however,
>>>are rewarded with some stunning revelations. The reason some Zionists
>>>eschewed the boycott against HitlerÂ’s Germany, for instance, is that
>>>they had a financial deal—Ha’avara—with Germany allowing Jews to
>>>exchange their wealth for goods to be exported to Palestine at less of
>>>a loss, as an incentive to emigrate. Those wondering why Zionists
>>>today are so organized and experienced in their public relations
>>>efforts discover that these battles have been fought before. Moreover,
>>>the section on Nazi and Zionist understandings of “nationality” versus
>>>citizenship reveals how German and Israeli practices are based on the
>>>same concept.
>>>51 Documents also sheds a whole new light on the term “Holocaust
>>>guilt,” frequently understood to mean Western, non-Jewish guilt for
>>>not acting against the Holocaust earlier. However, these documents
>>>make it clear that Holocaust guilt began with those Zionists who made
>>>the undoubtedly difficult, but politically expedient choice to place
>>>Eretz-Israel at the top of their priorities, above the lives of their
>>>threatened European brethren.
>>>From a Zionist Executive Meeting speech by Yitzhak Gruenbaum on Feb.
>>>18, 1943:
>>>And when some asked me: “Can’t you give money from Keren Ha Yesod
>>>(Palestine Foundation Fund) to save Jews in the Diaspora?” I said:
>>>“No!” And again I say no....And, because of these things, people
>>>called me an anti-Semite, and concluded that IÂ’m guilty, for the fact
>>>that we donÂ’t give ourselves completely to rescue actions. (p. 211)
>>>However difficult it may be, the reader must confront some rather
>>>disturbing conclusions. The most unsettling realization for this
>>>reviewer is that pre-Holocaust Zionists were able to politically align
>>>themselves with the Nazis because both groups fundamentally saw race
>>>as an important dividing line—and, moreover, were determined to keep
>>>it that way. From Vladimir Jabotinsky to Albert Einstein,
>>>“assimilation” of Jews into the societies in which they lived was not
>>>an acceptable option. Rather, Jewish nationalism required equality on
>>>a national level, not a personal one. As Jabotinsky explained, “It is
>>>impossible for a man to become assimilated with people whose blood is
>>>different from his own” (p. 10); in Einstein’s words, “Palestine is
>>>first and foremost not a refuge for East European Jews, but the
>>>incarnation of a reawakening sense of national solidarity” (p. 29).
>>>Finally, David Yisraeli, a member of the Stern Gang, wrote the
>>>following in late 1940, as part of a proposal to Hitler. It was
>>>delivered in 1941 to two German diplomats in Lebanon.
>>>3. The establishment of the historic Jewish state on a national and
>>>totalitarian basis, bound by a treaty with the German Reich, would be
>>>in the interest of a maintained and strengthened future German
>>>position of power in the Near East (p. 301).
>>>Such beliefs, of course, were not limited to Nazis and Zionists.
>>>Scientific and philosophical constructs of the day considered such
>>>differentiation legitimate, and ideas of racial difference—and,
>>>therefore, racial supremacy—were practiced around the world.
>>>Another disturbing conclusion a reader must inevitably face is that
>>>Zionists learned both tactical and political lessons from the Nazis
>>>and that, even today, these lessons are applied to further the Zionist
>>>cause. Although most likely known to potential readers of this book,
>>>another disturbing element is the cover-up of the less than savory
>>>roles of current Israeli leaders, including former prime ministers, in
>>>the terrorist Irgun and Stern Gang just before, during, and after the
>>>Holocaust. Likewise, the succumbing of various U.S. officials to
>>>Zionist pressure is a familiar, but distressing, story.
>>>51 Documents seems to represent a renewed attempt by Brenner to bring
>>>information regarding Zionist collaboration with the Nazis to U.S.
>>>supporters of Israel, as well as to Jews and Muslims, in order to
>>>expand dialogue with knowledge, and save lives—both Palestinian and
>>>Israeli—in the process. Readers of 51 Documents will find it difficult
>>>not to remove the rose colored glasses that so many seem to wear when
>>>examining Zionism.
>Lawyers, politicians, and judges need to be recycled - as fertiliser!!
>"At a time of universal deceit - telling the truth
>is a revolutionary act."
>(George Orwell)
>David Icke - '...and the truth shall set you free'
>"All truth passes through three stages.
>First, it is ridiculed, second it is violently opposed,
>and third, it is accepted as self-evident."
>(Arthur Schopenhauer)
>"The reason men are silenced is not because they speak falsely,
>but because they speak the truth. This is because if men speak
>falsehoods, their own words can be used against them; while if
>they speak truly, there is nothing which can be used
>against them -- except force." -- John Bryant
>"To attempt to silence a man is to pay him homage, for it is an
>acknowledgement that his arguments are both impossible to answer
>and impossible to ignore."
>--John Bryant
