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Arab Propagandist, Ousted by Argentina, Now in Venezuela March 8, 1977 According to the ADL official, Triki’s Nazi leanings date back to World War II when he belonged to the “Neo-Destour,” an organization in Tunisia, which operated with the consent of German authorities during the Nazi occupation. He also did propaganda work against the Allies in collaboration with the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, who was in charge of Nazi broadcasts to the Middle East, and with pro-Nazi Arab emigres in Germany. https://www.jta.org/1977/03/08/archive/arab-propagandist-ousted-by-argentina-now-in-venezuela The Jews of Argentina: From the Inquisition to Perón - Page 255 - Robert Weisbrot, ‎Robert Murciano - 1979 Under the guidance of Hussein Triki , one of the Arab League's top officers, the Argentine branch required scarcely a decade to become the major source of anti-semitic literature in the nation. Triki had had ample preparation for his work in Argentina. During the Second World War, he had collabor...

Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 111, Part 12 United States. Congress U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965  Summer 1964: In Argentina, Hussein Triki, traveled through Argentina delivering lectures sharply attacking Judaism and charging that the Jews were planning a "Zionist America."  May 12, 1964, Nacion Arabe, a newspaper published in Buenos Aires by Hussein Triki, contained a front-page anti-Jewish caricature showing a claw bearing the Star of David attempting to seize Argentina. .. April 27, 1964: The Argentine Arab Youth Movement distributed leaflets inviting the public to a "big demonstration in support of the Arab League.".. At the meeting, slogans such as "Long Live Hitler," "Nasser and Peron," "Jews to the Crematoria" and "Make Soap out of the Jews" were voiced by participants, many of whom were identified by their uniforms, as well as by their Nazi salute, as members of Tacua...