The call for a holy war came from Berlin: "El Jihad" emblazoned in large letters on a printed during World War II mag. The magazine should be distributed to Muslim prisoners of war. Behind this was one of the best East expert of his time: Max Freiherr von Oppenheim. Today his devastated in World War II and presented in recent years reassembled excavations at Tell Halaf on Museum Island to the public. Elke Linda has the dazzling Max von Oppenheim portrays the special pages of the DAILY MIRROR. view article
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The call for a holy war came from Berlin: "El Jihad" emblazoned in large letters on a printed during World War II mag. The magazine should be distributed to Muslim prisoners of war. Behind this was one of the best East expert of his time: Max Freiherr von Oppenheim. Today his devastated in World War II and presented in recent years reassembled excavations at Tell Halaf on Museum Island to the public. Elke Linda has the dazzling Max von Oppenheim portrays the special pages of the DAILY MIRROR. view article
The call for a holy war came from Berlin: "El Jihad" emblazoned in large letters on a printed during World War II mag. The magazine should be distributed to Muslim prisoners of war. Behind this was one of the best East expert of his time: Max Freiherr von Oppenheim. Today his devastated in World War II and presented in recent years reassembled excavations at Tell Halaf on Museum Island to the public. Elke Linda has the dazzling Max von Oppenheim portrays the special pages of the DAILY MIRROR. view article
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