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The Turban and the Swastika
Arte.tv 7 March 2010
This documentary goes through the history of the famous Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, from his appointment by the British through the German-sponsored uprising in the late 1930's to the close cooperation between the Mufti and the Nazis. Indispensable material for anyone desiring to understand the conflict between Israel and her neighbours.
The Turban and the Swastika whole film from Vlad Tepes on Vimeo.
Mass grave of history: Vatican's WWII identity crisis
Jerusalem Post 22 February 2010
The Catholic Church, looking for a bulwark against communism, supported what became genocidal regime of Nazi satellite Croatia.
The controversy over the canonization of Pope Pius XII concerns whether he spoke out enough against the slaughter of Jews during World War II. But that question is a red herring when trying to grasp the big picture of the Vatican's role during the war. 
Turkish terrorist detained in Bucharest
FOCUS News Agency 17 February 2010
Bucharest. Romanian police arrested Hyusein K. (40) in the third sector in Bucharets on Wednesday. Hyusein K. was declared for international search over terrorism, online Ziare.com edition
Bosnian grand mufti due in Islamabad next week
Associated Press of Pakistan 15 February 2010
Dr Mustafa Ceric, the grand mufti of Bosnia and Herzegovina, will be in Islamabad next week as part of a campaign to promote peace and condemn terrorism in Pakistan. During his stay from February
Balkans: Arrest of Wahhabis Highlights Extremist Threat
Inter Press Service 13 February 2010
By Vesna Peric Zimonjic
BELGRADE - The arrest of seven Wahhabis, following a police crackdown on the remote Bosnian village of Gornja Maoca, has raised concerns over the continued presence of Islamist
Sarajevo: One-month detention for arrested Islamists
emportal 8 February 2010
The Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has ordered today a one-month detention for seven members of the Islamist Wahhabi movement, who were arrested on Tuesday in a major action of special forces in the
"Same Wahhabi movement in Serbia”
B92 3 February 2010
BELGRADE -- Wahhabis from Gornja Maoca in Bosnia are linked to those in Novi Pazar, in Serbia’s Sandzak area, says Labor Minister Rasim Ljajic'. "It is the same movement that has appeared in the
Kosovo sees continuing infiltration by Islamists
The Christian Institute 3 February 2010
By Stephen Schwartz
Informative survey of persistent Saudi-financed Wahhabi infiltration of Kosovo, which represents a real danger to regional stability and the consolidation of democratic governance in Kosovo
Bosnian police raid radical Muslim stronghold
Reuters India 2 February 2010
SARAJEVO - Bosnian police launched on Tuesday a major raid on a village which is home to followers of the radical Wahabbi branch of Islam, targeting people whom authorities suspect of
Polish Catholics celebrate Islam Day
thenews.pl 28 January 2010
The Polish Roman-Catholic church today celebrates Islam Day, which traditionally closes the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. The main observations of the Day are scheduled for this
Islamic jihad to target Balkans next, Israeli foreign minister says
Islamization Watch 7 January 2010
By Sofia Echo
Islamic Jihad organisations that already had infiltrated countries in Africa and South America intended doing the same in the Balkans, through similar methods including huge transfers of funds and
Lieberman: Jihadists are planning to target Balkans next
Jerusalem Post 6 January 2010
Islamic Jihad groups will target Balkan nations next, Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman warned during a meeting with Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski on Tuesday. Speaking in Jerusalem,
Journalist’s Murder: Bulgaria Must Put Its House In Order
Financial Times 6 January 2010
Tuesday’s murder of Bobi Tsankov, a young Bulgarian journalist who wrote about his country’s
Bulgaria puts price on Turkey's EU membership
EUobserver.com 4 January 2010
Bulgaria is threatening to block Turkey's application to join the European Union unless it pays out billions of euros in compensation for displaced people, in a case dating back to the days of the
Bosnia court charges Muslim group for "terrorism"
Reuters India 22 December 2009
SARAJEVO - Bosnia's state court indicted a group of radical Muslims on Tuesday on charges of terrorism and arms trafficking, saying they had planned to destabilise the country. A total
Most Czechs, Slovaks would ban construction of minarets
Prague Daily Monitor 17 December 2009
Prague - Most people in the Czech Republic and Slovakia would ban a possible construction of minarets, the daily Lidove noviny (LN) reports Wednesday, referring to a poll conducted by
Poland stops train with protesting Chechen refugees
Georgiandaily 16 December 2009
By Chris Borowski
WARSAW - Polish border guards stopped a train carrying 200 Chechens seeking to cross into Germany on Tuesday on their way to protest against conditions at Polish refugee camps where they
Serbian officials receive death threats
Javno.hr 14 December 2009
Serbian President Boris Tadic and two other top officials have received fresh death threats over their pledge to arrest the most wanted fugitive from a UN war crimes court, private radio B92 reported
Mosque in Greece's Iskece attacked
Worldbulletin.net 8 December 2009
Sunne Mosque that belongs to Turkish Muslims was attacked in Xanthi (Iskece) and profane words in Greek were written on its door and walls. According to the written statement from the Iskece
Bosnia: Religious leader deplores European stance on Muslims
AKI - Adnkronos International 3 December 2009
Sarajevo - Bosnian Muslim spiritual leader Reiss-ul-Ulema Mustafa Ceric has criticised European policies towards Muslims, claiming they are treated as second-class citizens. His comments came
