While many speak of "Islamo-Fascism" these days, they do not really seem to take the history between Fascism and Islam very seriously.  Many pundits like to use the term "Islamo-Fascism" as a political metaphor, but strangely, they have far less interest in actually connecting the dots historically. One significant personage that has been too often overlooked is the Swiss Nazi banker François Genoud (1915-1996), who became increasingly involved in Middle Eastern terrorism after World War II.  Genoud was in charge of the Nazi treasury both during and after the war.  During the war, Genoud worked with the German counterintelligence service called the Abwehr in Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Belgium and was very involved in wheeling and dealing with currency, diamonds, and gold.  Such dealings would have certainly included the robbery of Jewish victims who were deported to death camps in order to be euthanized. Genoud took over...(Read Full Article)