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The man in the white turban seated with Adolf Hitler is Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem. This meeting took place in Berlin in 1941.

Amin al-Husseini was a prominent Palestinian Arab nationalist and religious leader who played a controversial role during World War II. Here's a deeper look into the historical context:

🕰️ Historical Background

• Amin al-Husseini was appointed Grand Mufti of Jerusalem by the British in 1921 and became a leading figure in Arab opposition to Zionist immigration and British colonial rule in Palestine.
• During World War II, he aligned himself with Nazi Germany, seeking support for Arab independence and opposition to the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine.

🤝 Meeting with Hitler

• The meeting between Hitler and al-Husseini occurred on November 28, 1941, in Berlin.
• Al-Husseini sought Hitler’s public support for Arab independence and opposition to Jewish immigration.
• Hitler reportedly assured him that Germany’s goal was the destruction of the Jewish element in the Arab sphere once Germany had defeated the Soviet Union and Britain.

📸 Significance of the Photograph

• The image is one of the most widely circulated photographs documenting Nazi Germany’s outreach to Arab leaders.
• It symbolizes the strategic and ideological alliances that some anti-colonial leaders pursued during the war, despite the moral and political implications.

🔥 Controversy and Legacy

• Al-Husseini’s wartime activities, including his support for Nazi propaganda and recruitment of Muslim soldiers for the SS, have made him a deeply controversial figure.
• His legacy remains divisive, with some viewing him as a nationalist resisting colonialism, while others condemn his collaboration with the Nazis and antisemitic rhetoric.

If you're interested, I can also share more about the broader relationship between Nazi Germany and the Arab world or how this meeting influenced post-war politics in the Middle East.