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	Malaxa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Malaxa was a car built in 1945 in Reşiţa, Romania by the factories of the Romanian tycoon Nicolae Malaxa.
		Malaxa offered a high level of comfort, and could carry six persons in all.
		The production was stopped when the Soviets decided to move the production line in the Soviet Union, allegedly after a high ranking official from Moscow had a ride with the car in Sofia, Bulgaria.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Malaxa (125 words)

	MALAXA, Holidays on Crete, Accommodation in Crete, Hotels in malaxa, Villas in malaxa, Apartments in malaxa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Malaxa lies 17 km east of Chania high up on a beautiful spot above the Souda Bay with views across to the Akrotiri Peninsula and the plain around Chania and to the Rodopou Peninsula.
		Because of its elevated position Malaxa was the scene of many battles during the Turkish occupation.
		7 km south of Malaxa and near to a taverna, is the entrance to the Diktamos Gorge, which leads down to the village of Stilos.
	www.beeinnet.com /accommodation/map/facil.asp?pid=169 (172 words)

	Demetrios - Pure Crete
		"Malaxa is an area of outstanding beauty, a photographer's paradise".
		Demetrios' is on the uppermost part of a Cretan stone-built olive press and flour mill and has been beautifully renovated by the owner and provides one of the only houses in Malaxa for visitors to stay.
		The house has a spacious sitting-out area from which to enjoy the magnificent view of the White Mountains and is just walking distance from a choice of tavernas.
	www.purecrete.com /demetrios.php (200 words)

	content.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The motorcars of class 77 were built in 1935 by Malaxa.
		Most of them have been modernised by CFR and have a new livery, but some are still in the original green livery.
		Class 78 consists of motorcars (78 0750) and 2-car trainsets and were built by Malaxa (1948-1950).
	www.trainwallpaperworld.com /romania/romania.html (148 words)

	DenverPost.com - Books & Authors
		Grose says Malaxa's Romanian rivals told the CIA that Malaxa had given $100,000 checks to Nixon and his brother Ed.
		The Romanian rivalry was part of the undercover war that the United States was waging to roll back the spread of communism in Eastern Europe.
		Grose says that the Truman White House concealed its knowledge of the Malaxa money out of fear of implicating Democrats as well as Republicans, since Malaxa had retained Adolf A. Berle, a prominent Democrat, as his attorney.
	extras.denverpost.com /books/roll0507.htm (638 words)

	Romanian Armour in World War Two
		In 1937 Romania obtained a license from the French firm of Renault for the local manufacture of the Type UE "Chenillette" tracked supply carrier, to serve as an all-terrain towing vehicle for the Army's new 47mm Schneider antitank cannon.
		Malaxa carriers served with Army antitank detachments (ostensibly twelve with each infantry division and as many as forty with the 1st Armoured Division, but in practice only "as available") for the duration of the war, albeit in diminishing numbers as attrition and battle losses took their toll.
		At least forty-two were lost during the disastrous Battle of Stalingrad in 1942 and others during fighting of the summer of 1944, by which time the Malaxa was scheduled for replacement by the T-1 artillery tractor.
	www.sturmvogel.orbat.com /romafv.html (13970 words)

	[CTRL] The Nazi Hydra - Ratlines:The CIA &The Nazis
		Malaxa was the supplier of arms to the Iron Guard in Rumania and a business partner of Goring.
		Later in 1951 Malaxa formed a shell corporation named Western Tube in Nixon's home town, in the same location that shared a mailing address for Nixon's former law firm.
		Others that aided Malaxa in his legal battles include John Foster Dulles, and former undersecretary of State Adolph Berle.44 In a later chapter we will once again turn to how Nixon was instrumental in setting up Ethnic Heritage groups within the Republican Party that were controlled by ex Nazis to use in elections.
	www.mail-archive.com /ctrl@listserv.aol.com/msg96289.html (8376 words)

	Avalanche Press
		Malaxa could not make all of the little tank’s components, and relied on imports from Skoda for many key parts.
		The German occupation of Czechoslovakia cut off these shipments, and no Romanian-built copies of the R-1, as the tank was known in Romania, were made.
		Army and Malaxa engineers had a great ability to make much from little, as the later TACAM vehicle series and Maresal tank destroyer program would show.
	www.avalanchepress.com /RomanianTanks.php (1015 words)

	crete Greenways - rent a car, travel services, hotel, villa, accommodation, crete island greece
		anos village is located 1km away from the area of Malaxa, 580m above the sea level of Souda harbor and 10km from the picturesque town of Chania.
		This newly built complex is surrounded by gardens and due to its privilege positional it has a fantastic panoramic view over the Akrotiri peninsula, the Souda harbor and Chania.
		In the village of Malaxa you may find a mini market, a tavern and a café.
	www.greekhotel.com /crete/chania/greenways/panos-village.htm (217 words)

	WorldWar2.ro - Malaxa tip UE
		WorldWar2.ro - Malaxa tip UE Malaxa tip UE Between the second half of 1939 and the first months of 1941, 126 Malaxa tip UE carriers have been built at Malaxa (Rogifer) factory in Bucharest, out of a planned number of 300.
		The carrier was a licensed version of Renault Chenillette d'Infanterie Type UE, and it was intended for towing the Schneider anti-tank guns in the anti-tank companies and for carrying the fuel and ammunition of the motorised cavalry regiments.
		Most of them were captured by the Soviets during the immediate period after 23 August.
	www.worldwar2.ro /arme/?action=print&article=245 (189 words)

	Nicolae Malaxa - TheBestLinks.com - Romania, United States, 1965, 1884, ...
		Nicolae Malaxa - TheBestLinks.com - Romania, United States, 1965, 1884,...
		Born in Husi in 1884, Nicolae Malaxa is considered the founder of modern Romanian industry, forming the national industries which bore his own name.
		Through his work as an engineer, inter-bellic Romania was said by some to have become one of the first countries in the world to have materialised the modern nationalised industrial concept.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Nicolae_Malaxa.html (126 words)

	Romanian railway motor cars
		The experimented system of the engineer from MALAXA firm, Gogu Constantinescu, stipulated an independent frame that included the gasoline engine and the transmission, from which the movement was transmitted from the supplementary axle, suspended in the same frame.
		This moving axle was equipped with two wheels from full rubber, without a bandage, similar to those used in that time at the trucks, and which had the role to increase the adherence.
		After year 1935, MALAXA builds, in over 80 samples, series BCm mot 900 (and after year 1956, Bm mot 900), a successful series, which operated almost all over the country (Arad, Timisoara, Sibiu, Piatra Olt, Suceava, Constanta, Bucharest, and so on) and from which a few samples have survived even to present time.
	www.cfr.ro /jf/engleza/2001_9/motor.htm (2838 words)

	Ratlines
		Nixon personally supported granting residency to Malaxa on the grounds that he was indispensable to Western Tube.
		Others that aided Malaxa in his legal battles include John Foster Dulles, and former undersecretary of State Adolph Berle.
		In a later chapter we will once again turn to how Nixon was instrumental in setting up Ethnic Heritage groups within the Republican Party that were controlled by ex Nazis to use in elections.
	www.spiritone.com /~gdy52150/ratlines.htm (20633 words)

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		In 1952, Nicolae Malaxa moved from Whittier California to Argentina.
		Malaxa had belonged to Otto von Bolschwing's Gestapo network, as did his associate, Viorel Trifia, who was living in Detroit.
		Malaxa had escaped from Europe with over $200 million in U.S. dollars.
	raenergy.igc.org /usnazis2.html (12723 words)

	THE NAZI CONNECTION TO THE JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION
		In 1952 Nicola Malaxa moved from Whittler California to Argentina.
		Malaxa had belonged to Ottovon Bolschwing's Gestapo network, as did his associate, Viorel Trifia, who was living in Detroit.
		Nicola Malaxa, Otto Skorzeny, and international CIA-DIA agents were thick in both Minsk and Argentina.
	www.think-aboutit.com /conspiracy/THENAZICONNECTIONTOTHEJOHN.htm (12092 words)

	IV: Other Fronts and Creforce \| NZETC
		Unluckily for this scheme and luckily for the defence, I and III Battalions were severely attacked by their own bombers during the early afternoon and this had an adverse effect on progress and morale.
		The breakthrough to Ay Marina and Malaxa had again to be postponed.
		Had this thrust been begun earlier and with more energy, and had not the remnants of the Greek forces and the Cretan civilians put up the resistance they did, grave consequences might have followed for General Freyberg's main body.
	www.nzetc.org /tm/scholarly/tei-WH2Cret-c9-4.html (2738 words)

	Crete. General Information. Greece. Marinas of Mediterranean.
		Yogurt and honey, sweet tarts (kaltzounia), pies made of wild greens flavored with fennel, fried cheese (staka), rabbit stew, cheese pie from Hora Sfakion, cockles, boiled goat.
		In the city of Hania, at Malaxa, at Vrisses, and other villages in the area, in Rethimno, in Iraklio and its villages, and in the whole district of Lassithi.
		Fish, sea urchins, octopus and cuttlefish cooked on charcoal and fried squid to be tasted at seaside tavernas.
	www.1yachtua.com /Medit-marinas/Greece/cretegen.htm (447 words)

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		There are two forts that guard the entrance to Canea, and both of them are being vigorously besieged by the insurgents, with the intention of establishing a blockade of Canea on the landward side, and so keeping the troops of the Powers enclosed where they can do little harm.
		During the fight over Malaxa, the Turkish warships in the Bay of Suda opened fire on the Cretans, with the hope of dislodging them from the heights around Malaxa.
		The Powers have had the grace to be very much disturbed at this, and have sent word to the admirals in command of the fleets at Crete, that they may use their own best judgment about ordering the Turkish warships to leave Crete.
	www.gutenberg.org /files/15457/15457-8.txt (9567 words)

	The Consortium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Though the Justice Department released no documents about how Moon gained his resident alien status, Nixon did have a history of assisting political patrons with immigration problems.
		According to Seymour Hersh's The Dark Side of Camelot, Nixon received a $100,000 bribe from Romanian industrialist Nicolae Malaxa, a Nazi collaborator who moved to the United States in 1946.
		Nixon battled to gain preferential treatment for Malaxa so he could stay in the United States, which Malaxa did until his death in 1972.
	www.consortiumnews.com /archive/moon8.html (448 words)

	Malaxa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		High in the hills behind Chania we found a taverna, at Malaxa, which features in the guide book.
		Sadly the owner Ioannis is no longer with us but his wife carries on the traditions - insisting her Day-Book is signed and rewarding guests with delicious home made Raki.
		The road throught the village - beautiful, narrow and deserted.
	www.okusgoldens.com /Crete/malaxa.htm (67 words)

	diary27chapter12
		Norman Rothman was about to sue him in the United States, but before the case came to trial, Norman Rothman received word from the syndicate to leave the country.
		In the early 1950's Nicolae Malaxa, a Nazi war criminal, was NIXON'S business partner.
		After he became a Congressman, NIXON introduced a bill to make Nicolae Malaxa a U.S. citizen.
	www.combat-diaries.co.uk /diary27/diary27chapter12.htm (6604 words)

	Greece Travel Information,Greece Travel Guide,Internet Guide to Greece
		Sarakina Cave, located 2 km to the N, has yielded ancient vases.
		Achlodolakki and Grai Spile Caves are found in proximity to the village of Malaxa.
		Arkoudiotissa or Arkoudia Cave is set in the same area with the Monastery.
	www.ellada.net /travelinfo/chania.html (512 words)

	Areti Apts
		The apartments are situated in Megala Horafia, approximately 11 km east of Chania, the picturesque village, which lies at the foothill of Malaxa, and right outside the walls of historic Aptera, there is the newly built Hotel
		Built in the traditional way, with wood and stones, surrounded with flowers, herbs and
		The Cretan hospitality and fascinating views guarantee a relaxing and unforgettable holiday.
	www.freedom-tour.com /apartments/greece/crete/chania/aretiapts.htm (255 words)

	artnet.com: Resource Library: Creanga, Horia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The latter are structured in horizontal bands marked by the alternation of window openings and continuous, smooth, undecorated wall surfaces.
		He also offered Modernist solutions in other building types, for example in the Hotel ARO (1938–9; now Hotel Carpati), Brasov, with Haralamb Georgescu (1908–77), and the Malaxa locomotive works (1933; now FAUR) and the Malaxa pipeworks (1936–8; now Republica), both in Bucharest.
		There are more than 45,000 articles in The Grove Dictionary of Art.
	www.artnet.com /library/02/0201/T020172.asp (414 words)

	Higham,C. American Swastika. 1985
		Over half of the book covers the period before and during World War II, and the remainder covers the Cold War period.
		Some of the individuals discussed include Klaus Barbie, William Bullitt, Charles Coughlin, Hamilton Fish, Allen Dulles, Reinhard Gehlen, Joseph Kennedy, Tyler Kent, Nicolae Malaxa, George Moseley, Walter Schellenberg, Otto Skorzeny, Viorel Trifa, Otto von Bolschwing, and Anastase Vonsiatsky.
		Higham receive extensive help in his researches from the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles, and utilized 28,000 pages of U.S. government documents that are now stored in the author's collection at the University of Southern California library.
	www.namebase.org /sources/KB.html (233 words)

	Amazon.ca: Editorial Reviews Books: The Arrogance of Power: The Secret World of Richard Nixon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Nixon's shrink reportedly also treated Rita Hayworth, spoke like Dr. Strangelove, and used "Pavlovian technique" to "brainwash Nixon into becoming a better person." No luck.
		Summers's Nixon favored the Greek generals who tortured pro-democracy types, and took a bribe from Göring's pal Nicolae Malaxa, who, thanks to Nixon, traded his Romanian mansion (in which thousands of Jews were tortured and killed) for a posh Manhattan apartment.
		Summers's most fascinating stuff concerns the Howard Hughes/Castro/Watergate connection.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/books/0670871516/reviews (910 words)

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