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secrets concerning the transactions of the American money. Hess,
being Hitler's deputy, had flown to Scotland in May 1941 to try to
arrange a solution to negotiations about the gold standard and thus
an agreement on the conditions for peace.
Hess had blindly believed in the psychic General Karl Haushofer's
dream that the trip would be a success. But the dream was not
realized and Hess was arrested.
After his parachuting over Scotland on 10 May 1941, several astro-
logers, whom he had protected, were arrested. They were seen as
accessories to Hess' misjudgement.
In 1946, Hess was sentenced to life imprisonment in Nuremberg.
While in Spandau prison in Berlin, he wrote his memoirs. When he
had filled three books, they were removed and burned. He started
again, and the same process was repeated. The victors did not want
the truth disclosed. Hess died in Spandau prison at the age of 93, on
17 August 1987, under mysterious circumstances. He was far too
weak to have taken his own life.
Close Collaboration between Nazis and Zionists
Moses Hess coined the term national socialism, commonly shortened
to nazism, which he intended to use for Jewish nationalism - and
this as early as 1862. The connection between Zionism and German
nazism thus already existed from the beginning and would later on
be developed further, both ideologically and politically.
Documents found by he German historian Klaus Polkehn, reveal an
extensive co-operation between the leading Nazis and Zionist leaders.
This information was published by the Israeli Professor Israel Shahak
in the Israeli newspaper Zo Haderekh on 2 September 1981. The Nazis
and the Zionists had a common interest to frighten European Jews to
emigrate to Palestine. The leading Zionist organizations in this close
co-operation were Lohamei Harut Israel (later infamously known as
the Stern Gang) and Irgun Zvai Leumi. Among the leaders were also
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