Nazi Arabia: Alois Brunner, Aribert Heim, Johann von Leers, Leopold Gleim, Wilhelm Voss, Otto Remer, et al
The Axis of Torture was taught by a Nazi and is likely to grow Muhammad Hussein January 6, 2021 Alois Brunner was a member of the infamous SS, and a leading figure of the Nazi movement in Vienna before World War Two. He was responsible for the capture and transportation of an estimated 128,000 Jews all across Europe, sending them to concentration camps, one of which he commanded in France. According to Adolf Eichmann, one of the most prominent SS officers behind the Nazi Holocaust, Brunner was his "best man". Following the defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945, the Americans helped post-war Germany to form a new intelligence agency. Headed by former Nazi spy chief Reinhard Gehlen, it apparently recruited thousands of SS and Nazi veterans, of which Brunner was one. He escaped detection by the international community by working as a driver for the US military. Brunner left Germany in 1954, going first to Rome, then Cairo, before ending up in Damascus where he became an advisor to the...