Book The Activities of the Hagana, Irgun und Stern Bands: as recorded in British Command Paper no. 6873 (1948)
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https://archive.org/download/Hagana/Hagana.pdf
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IMPORTANT: FROM JAN: THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT CANCELLED MY VISA
You will remember that in April 2024, before I climbed on a plane to fly to the USA and Canada, that the US Government suddenly cancelled my VISA and I was prevented from climbing on a plane.
IMPORTANT: FROM JAN: THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT CANCELLED MY VISA
You will remember that in April 2024, before I climbed on a plane to fly to the USA and Canada, that the US Government suddenly cancelled my VISA and I was prevented from climbing on a plane.
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When the Blacks tried to genocide all the Portuguese in Angola: The Battle of Carmona
We look at the first day of the bloodiest racial conflict that ever took place in southern Africa, the war between the Portuguese and the blacks. It was a war the Portuguese were definitely going to WIN!
When the Blacks tried to genocide all the Portuguese in Angola: The Battle of Carmona
We look at the first day of the bloodiest racial conflict that ever took place in southern Africa, the war between the Portuguese and the blacks. It was a war the Portuguese were definitely going to WIN!
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Video: Tom Metzger & Jan: Life in Germany 1950s & Meeting the Japanese Right Wing
This is my first interview with Tom Metzger. We discuss his early life and how things led to him becoming involved in racial politics. We discuss his time in the US Army and when he was deployed to Germany for 2 years in the 1950s.
Video: Tom Metzger & Jan: Life in Germany 1950s & Meeting the Japanese Right Wing
This is my first interview with Tom Metzger. We discuss his early life and how things led to him becoming involved in racial politics. We discuss his time in the US Army and when he was deployed to Germany for 2 years in the 1950s.
