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Adolf Hitler supported Zionism
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Historical references indicate that Adolf Hitler's regime opposed and repudiated the Balfour Declaration and Zionism, contradicting the claim that he supported the movement.

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1997 · cited by 0
... supported Zionism , the movement for a Jewish homeland . When the Lloyd ... Adolf Hitler's Germany , virtually repudiated the Balfour Declaration by ... of the Allied bombing of Germany . 132 BALFOUR DECLARATION. Seeks to clarify U.S. foreign relations by providing a survey that examines the ways in which Americans and their government have interacted with the world. 1,024 articles by American and foreign scholars explore the people who influenced and shaped policies, the ideas that drove their decisions, and the key events that compelled change. Major topics such as the American Revolution, World Wars I and II, the Cold War, the U.S. Constitution, the Congress, immigration, and the environment, receive in-depth coverage, and are linked via extensive cross-referencing and a comprehensive index to biographical profiles and articles about countries, regions, and key characteristics and themes. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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