Я Вам дала ссылку на длинную статью, если Вам интересно, почитайте, вот, к примеру:
Initially, the German authorities turned down all requests for weapons.
The most important and best known of these intermediaries was Amin el-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, who passed the memo on to Himmler. Having
organised the World Islamic Congress in 1931, attended by a sizeable Bosnian delegation, el-Husseini enjoyed considerable prestige among the Muslim political and religious elite of
Bosnia-Herzegovina. Living in Berlin since November 1941, he used his networks to serve
the Reich, but failed to spark an uprising of the Muslim masses against the British Empire. In
late 1942, el-Husseini was nearly completely sidelined following the failure of his plans for an
Arab Legion and the German defeat in the Battle of El Alamein. By relaying the requests of
Bosnian Muslims for weapons, then presenting himself as a privileged intermediary between
the top SS officials and Bosnian Muslim notables, he salvaged his own legitimacy.
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Date: 2024-12-04 06:46 am (UTC)Я Вам дала ссылку на длинную статью, если Вам интересно, почитайте, вот, к примеру:
Initially, the German authorities turned down all requests for weapons.
The most important and best known of these intermediaries was Amin el-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, who passed the memo on to Himmler. Having
organised the World Islamic Congress in 1931, attended by a sizeable Bosnian delegation, el-Husseini enjoyed considerable prestige among the Muslim political and religious elite of
Bosnia-Herzegovina. Living in Berlin since November 1941, he used his networks to serve
the Reich, but failed to spark an uprising of the Muslim masses against the British Empire. In
late 1942, el-Husseini was nearly completely sidelined following the failure of his plans for an
Arab Legion and the German defeat in the Battle of El Alamein. By relaying the requests of
Bosnian Muslims for weapons, then presenting himself as a privileged intermediary between
the top SS officials and Bosnian Muslim notables, he salvaged his own legitimacy.