"It was probably in Germany that Subhas Chandra Bose was first known as 'Netaji', which literally means 'leader of leaders' ('Führer' is the equivalent German expression). The period of his stay in Germany was from April 1941 to February 1943. These 'Berlin Years' of Netaji are still a riddle for most of his objective and biased biographers. It is still a puzzle how a self-respecting and dynamic personality could put up for two long years with an inhuman fascist clique which desperately tried to submerge the whole of humanity in rivers of blood. But it is beyond any shadow of doubt that he was solely and unequivocally guided by one desire– the liberation of his mother India from the cruel clutches of British colonialism.........
Netaji met Hitler on May 29, 1942 at the Reich Chancellery.:
Netaji With Hitler [Source: www.netajisubhasfoundation.org ]
The decision to circulate a 1941 photo featuring the Nazi dictator sitting with the then grand mufti of Jerusalem Amin al-Husseini is aimed at easing pressure on Israel over a construction project on land in annexed east Jerusalem once owned by the cleric, [an Israeli] official told AFP.]:
Israel to use Hitler shot for PR | |||
Israeli embassies are being instructed to use for public relations purposes an infamous photograph of Adolf Hitler meeting a top Palestinian cleric. Far-right Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman has personally requested that the photo be sent to missions around the world, a senior official said. The 1941 shot shows the Nazi leader meeting the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem. The US is pressuring Israel to end a Jewish building project at a hotel once owned by the cleric, Amin al-Husseini. AFP news agency quoted an Israeli official as saying the move by Mr Lieberman was linked to the row over the Shepherd Hotel. "It is important that the world know the facts," a spokesperson for Mr Lieberman told the BBC, without giving further detail.
Haj Amin al-Husseini was a Palestinian nationalist leader who led violent campaigns against Jewish immigrants and the British authorities in what was then British-ruled Palestine in the 1920s and 1930s. He fled the territory in 1937, but continued his campaign to oppose British plans to set up a Jewish State in Palestine, allying himself with the Nazis during World War II. He died in Lebanon in 1974. The meeting with Hitler took place in November 1941 in Berlin, during which Husseini asked Hitler unsuccessfully to back Arab independence and publicly oppose the future creation of Israel. Last week US officials reportedly summoned Israel's ambassador to Washington and requested a stop to the project to build 20 apartments at the Shepherd Hotel site in Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood. It was bought in 1985 by American Jewish millionaire Irving Moskowitz. The site is in East Jerusalem, which Israel has occupied since 1967. It has annexed the occupied territory and declared all Jerusalem Israel's eternal capital in a move that has not been recognised by the international community. Palestinians hope to establish their capital in East Jerusalem, as part of a two-state peace deal with the Israelis. They say Israel uses settlement and demolition orders to try to force them from the area. BACKGROUND   Gaza conflict map Satellite image shows extent of destruction in Gaza City VIDEO AND AUDIO  Obama on Israeli-Palestinian 'stalemate'  KEY STORIES FEATURES AND ANALYSIS  Military voices A report by Israeli ex-military activists lends credibility to war crimes claims in Gaza | |||
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