Das Arabische Buro: der Grossmufti
Monthly
Yearly
In foreign currencies.................................
Special expenses, "made once" (furniture, etc.) ................................................
El Khailani account: for rents, personal
upkeep, wages, salaries (residence in
Berlin, Houses I, II, III, IV, and ten
other houses) .........................................
In foreign currencies................................
Special expenses, "made once" (furniture, etc.) .................................................
Five months at sea resort Banzin,
"made once" ............................................
Fauzi el Kaudzi4 account: for rents,
residence in Altenberg ............................
Prince Mansour Daud5 (a cousin of
King Farouk): for rents, personal expenses ......................................................
Kamil Mrowa account: paid "in foreign
currency"6 .................................................
Upkeep for miscellaneous other Arabs ..
150 Arab students, Paris, "living expenses in foreign currency" ....................
Total
4
421
25,000
300,000
21,100
86,580 1,038,960
30,000 360,000
155,800
82,000
600
7,200
12,750
153,000
2,500
10,300
30,000
123,600
160,000 1,920,000
4,993,860
Document NG-5461 includes an explanatory note, as follows: "Fauzi
el Kaudzi [German spelling] is the well known rebel leader from Palestine,
who in 1941 returned from Iraq to Greece seriously wounded and was subsequently brought to Germany. Fauzi el Kaudzi held the rank of colonel in
the German Army and in addition to the pension from Raschid Ali el Gailani,
he received financial support from the Wehrmacht. The support from the
Wehrmacht was reduced in the course of the year 1944 and finally amounted
to onlv about 30 bottles of cognac a month."
5
According to Document NG-5461, the Prince "came to Germany in
1943 with his wife and two children and attached himself to the Grand
Mufti. Later [he] joined the Waffen-SS as an ordinary soldier."
6
According to Document NG-5461, Mrowa was "stationed in Sofia
[capital of Bulgaria] allegedly to listen to the radio stations of the Middle
East. . . . Mrowa sent his reports to Berlin daily."