The CODOH Revisionist Forum

High ranking British Lieutenant-General Sir Frederick Morgan was responsible for post-war relief as the United Nations Relief and Recovery Agency’s (UNRRA) chief of operations. During WWII he had been deputy chief of staff in the Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force (SHAEF).

Like U.S. Gen. George Patton, Morgan voiced his concern about abuses and corruption at the UNRRA and how funds and resources were being used. He stated in January 1946 that there was a secret Zionist organization that was attempting to facilitate an “exodus” of Jewish people from Europe to a new state in Palestine. For speaking out, Morgan’s position at the UNRRA in Germany was terminated.

These Jews from Poland and the Soviet East were pouring into West Germany from the East, passing “through” UNRRA-operated camps in the British and U.S. Occupation Zone. While there, many of these travelers, to prepare them for the invasion of Palestine, received paramilitary tactical training from uniformed, non-commissioned officers, many of whom were Haganah and Palmach operatives.