Arab Responses to Fascism and Nazism: Attraction and Repulsion
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: An Analysis of Arab Responses to Fascism and Nazism in Middle Eastern Studies -- PART 1. Syria and Lebanon -- 1. A Challenge to the Local Order: Reactions to Nazism in the Syrian and Lebanese Press -- 2. Against the Tide: The Secret Alliance between the Syrian National Bloc Leaders and Great Britain, 1941–1942 -- 3. Memoirs Do Not Deceive: Syrians Confront Fascism and Nazism—as Reflected in the Memoirs of Syrian Political Leaders and Intellectuals -- PART 2. Palestine -- 4. More than the Mufti: Other Arab-Palestinian Voices on Nazi Germany, 1933–1945, and Their Postwar Narrations -- 5. The Spanish Civil War as Reflected in Contemporary Palestinian Press -- PART 3. Iraq -- 6. Iraqi Shadows, Iraqi Lights: Anti-Fascist and Anti-Nazi Voices in Monarchic Iraq, 1932–1941 -- PART 4. Egypt -- 7. The View from the Embassy: British Assessments of Egyptian Attitudes during World War II -- 8. The Rise of Homemade Egyptian Communism: A Response to the Challenge Posed by Fascism and Nazism? -- 9. "The Crime of Nazism against Humanity": Ahmad Hasan al-Zayyat and the Outbreak of World War II -- 10. The War and the Holocaust in the Egyptian Public Discourse, 1945–1947 -- PART 5. Other Arab Voices -- 11. The Tiger and the Lion: Fascism and Ethiopia in Arab Eyes -- Notes -- Selected Bibliography -- About the Contributors -- Index