"Secrets from Berlin". Book written by Salim Abdel-Rahman and published in Amman, Jordan in 1951 about his adventures in Berlin during World War II, where he had sought asylum along with others from Palestine, Iraq and Lebanon who were on the run from British and French oppression. Among this group was the Prime Minister of Iraq Rashid Aali Al-Kilani and the Mufti of Palestine Haj Amin Al-Husseini.
The Mufti's name continues to pop up occasionally in the rhetoric of the Zionist, or Zionist-influenced press, which continues to insist that the Mufti was a Nazi agent without mentioning that the British were chasing him throughout Palestine and the Arab world until he was left with no choice but seek refuge witht their ennemy in Germany. The leadership of the Palestinians had to have its head crushed, and to the British, the Jews and his own enemies among the Arab heads of state, the Mufti was that leader. (See Appendix 7 of the Biography for more information about the Mufti).
