Gadna
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GADNA — (Heb. גַּדְנַ״ע; abbr. for גְּדוּדֵי נֹעַר, Gedudei No ar; Youth Corps ), Israel government youth movement for training 13 to 18 year olds in defense and national service. Gadna, whose membership is voluntary, functions in high schools and youth… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Gadna — Hilfe zu Wappen … Deutsch Wikipedia
Gadna — (Israeli Youth Corps) Gadna began operating some 10 years before the establishment of the state. Over the years, it has had a variety of names and tasks, but its primary purpose has remained to educate Israel s youth on good citizenship,… … Historical Dictionary of Israel
Gadna — Infobox Settlement subdivision type = Country subdivision name = HUN timezone=CET utc offset=+1 timezone DST=CEST utc offset DST=+2|official name=Gadna subdivision type1=County subdivision name1=Borsod Abaúj Zemplén area total km2=8.09 population … Wikipedia
Gadna (Israel) — Gadna ( he. גדנ ע) is an Israeli military program to prepare youth for their mandatory military service in the Israel Defense Forces or Border Police. A one week program of discipline and military learning run by soldiers of the Nahal infantry… … Wikipedia
Gadna (Hongrie) — Gadna Administration … Wikipédia en Français
Gadna (Israel) — Ben Gurión visitando la base de Gadna en Be er Ora (1957). Gadna (en hebreo: גדנ ע) es un programa de entrenamiento militar israelí, que prepara a los jóvenes para el servicio militar obligatorio en las Fuerzas de Defensa Israelíes o la Policía… … Wikipedia Español
gadnauti — ×gadnauti, auja, ãvo tr. [K] aukštinti, vertinti … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
gadnavimas — ×gadnãvimas sm. (1) [K] → gadnauti … Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language
DEFENSE FORCES — Ottoman and Mandatory Periods (1878–1948) The development of the self defense force of the yishuv was an influential part of the history of Jewish settlement in Ereẓ Israel. In the last quarter of the 19th century, when the first Jewish… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
