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Hakhshara (Hebrew: הַכְשָׁרָה; also
transliterated Hachsharah,
Hachshara or Hakhsharah) is a
Hebrew word that
literally means "preparation". The term...
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Movement were
training farms,
called Hachshara farms, for the
older members to
learn about agriculture and life on kibbutz...
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groups in New York, Chicago, Cleveland, and
other cities.
There was a
Hachshara in New Jersey, and a Camp
Moshava The
Vilna group was
established in 1922...
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returned to Slovakia.
Rachel Lenard, Lenard's sister,
joined an
agricultural Hachshara in
Denmark in 1939 from
where she went to
Sweden and survived. Lenard...
- Abba
Hushi during his
Hachshara,
circa 1920...
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Hushi on
Hachshara soon
after his Aliyah...
- the city, most of
which later merged into the Organizația Sionistă. The
Hachshara Farms in Iași were a type of
training farms to
prepare young people for...
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Israel "Studio
portrait of the
Miedzinski family at the
Kibbutz Nili
hachshara (Zionist collective) in Pleikershof, Germany. -
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joined the
Zionist youth movement. At the age of 16,
Yisrael left for
hachshara (agricultural training) in
preparation for
aliyah to
Mandatory Palestine...
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members who had not yet
emigrated -
there were
hundreds waiting in the
Hachshara camps outside Vienna for
their departure - with
deportation to Poland...
