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Moses Fantasy Zionist Youth "Pioneer" Movement He-Halutz
("The Pioneer")

The first "pioneer" youth movements since 1881 and after the Ussishkin call of 1905 - migration obligation in Moses Fantasy Ze'irei Zion movement since 1906 - Moses Fantasy Jewish Legion - conferences and resolutions since 1917 - Trumpeldor's militarism, presidency, and fast death in 1920 - "pioneer" emigration over the Black Sea and Caucasus - ideology resolution of 1923 for anti-capitalist and kibbutz line - "training farms" - forbidden Moses Fantasy He-Halutz in the "SU" since 1928 - "Bendin" and "105" wild emigration - Poland - illegal aliyah since 1934 by Moses Fantasy He-Halutz - Moses Fantasy He-Halutz in Lithuania, Latvia, Romania, Germany, CSSR, "USA"

[Mossad] Encyclopaedia Judaica (1971): [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (racist Moses Fantasy Youth "Pioneer" Movement),
vol. 8, col. 248: The Yelizavetgrad branch of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (Ukraine), the federation of pioneering
youth movements, 1918. Courtesy Central Archives, Jerusalem.

from: [Moses Fantasy] He-Halutz (Ḥalutz); In: [Mossad] Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971, vol. 8

presented by Michael Palomino (2008 / 2019 / 2023)

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[[Introduction
Racist Zionist madness says that [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewry would be a "nation" which is never possible because [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewry is a religion. Add to this the [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Arabs were never asked if a "[[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish State" would be built. But many [[Moses Fantasy]] Jews believed the [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish racist Zionists and warmongers, called "Zionists" with it's racist Herzl booklet "The [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish State". The racist Zionist [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish leaders abused the [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish youth with "youth movements" like the youth "pioneer" movement [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz for their war purposes. In the article it's not clear if it is a movement or an organization. "Pioneers" can be turned into soldiers easily...]].

<[[Moses Fantasy]] HE-HALUTZ (ḤALUTZ), an association of [[racist Zionist]] [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish youth whose aim was to train its members to settle on the land in Israel [[[[Fantasy]] Palestine until 1948]]. The original meaning of the Hebrew word is the vanguard that leads the host on its advance (Josh. 6:13).

[["Pioneers" can be turned into soldiers easily...]]

Origin of the Movement

[Two Moses Fantasy Jewish settlement movements founded after the 1881 pogroms: Moses Fantasy Bilu and Moses Fantasy Am Olam]

The idea of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) was conceived during the crisis that overtook Russian [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewry in the aftermath of the 1881 pogroms.

[[The Jesus Fantasy czar was murdered and the Moses Fantasy Jews in general were blamed for it, therefore these pogroms provoked Moses Fantasy Jewish self-defense movements]].

This awakening was influenced indirectly by the Russian revolutionary movement, which called upon the intelligentsia to "go out to the people". Two of the societies that formed at this time - [[Moses Fantasy]] *Bilu, which called for settlement in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]], and *Am Olam, which advocated settlement in the [[criminal racist]] United States - were pioneer movements that imposed the concepts of "self-fulfillment" upon their members and planned for collective or cooperative settlement.

[Ussishkin in 1905 calling for spade and plow service in Fantasy Palestine for 3 years - some "pioneer" youth movements for Fantasy Palestine]

[["Pioneers" can be turned into soldiers easily...]]

At the beginning of the 20th century, a [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish youth movement made up of small groups gradually came into being. Menahem *Ussishkin gave impetus to this development in 1905, when he called for the establishment of

"a general [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish worker's organization made up of unmarried young people of sound body and spirit. Each member would be committed to settle for a period of three years in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]], where he would render army service for the [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish people, his weapons being not thee sword and the rifle, but the spade and the plow" (in Our Program).

Such movements arose under different names in various countries:

-- in America [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz), founded by Eliezer *Joffe in 1905 (see below);
-- in Russia, a number of societies, among them Bilu'im Hadashim (Ḥadashim) (new Bilu'im) and [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz).

They were encouraged by the Erez Israel workers, who called for the settlement of halutzim (ḥalutzim) [[pioneers, which can be easily converted into soldiers...]] (A.D. Gordon in 1904, Joseph *Vitkin in 1905, the Ha-Po'el ha-Za'ir (ha-Ẓa'ir) in 1908, etc.) and sent emissaries abroad to urge young [[Moses Fantasy]] Jews to settle in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]].

[Racist Zionist Moses Fantasy Ze'irei Zion movement with settling obligation in Fantasy Palestine since 1906]

The *[[Moses Fantasy]] Ze'irei Zion (Ẓe'irei Zion) [["Youth of Zion"]] movement included in its platform "the organization of halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers"]] and their training for aliyah [[emigration to [[Fantasy]] Palestine]]". In the summer of 1906 the [[Moses Fantasy]] Ze'irei Zion (Ẓe'irei Zion) held a conference of halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers"]] (the Bilu'im Hadashim (Ḥadashim)) that decided to impose upon the members of the movement the goal of settling in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]] and engaging in manual or intellectual labor in groups or as individuals, as well as studying Hebrew and [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Arabic.

During the 11th [[racist]] Zionist Congress in Vienna (1913), Ze'irei (Ẓe'irei) Zion decided to establish a center for Russia and Poland and to include among its tasks "the training of halutzim (ḥalutzim) [[pioneers]] who are contemplating settlement in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]]. At the conference of Ze'irei (Ẓe'irei) Zion in Russia (Vilna, April 1914), Eliahu Munchik, an emissary from Erez Israel, spoke (col. 247)

on aliyah (immigration [[to [[Fantasy]] Palestine]]) and halutziyyut (ḥalutziyyut) (pioneering), and the conference decided to organize groups and establish a mutual aid fund for them.

[Almost complete standstill of racist Zionist youth "pioneering" movements during WW I - call of Ben-Gurion and Ben-Zvi in 1917 - youth Moses Fantasy He-Halutz "pioneers" in the Moses Fantasy "Jewish Legion"]

During World War I the movement came to a standstill except in [[racist czarist]] Russia and the [[criminal racist]] United States. In the [[criminal racist]] U.S. [[racist Zionist leaders]] David *Ben-Gurion and Izhak *Ben-Zvi attempted to establish a pioneering movement. In their Yiddish pamphlet, "Printcipen un Öyfgaben" ("Principles and Tasks", 1917), the guidelines were formulated as follows:

"To create and organize the first workers' army for Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]]" and to impose upon each member the obligation of "settling in Erez Israel when the need arises".

A few hundred [[racist Zionist manipulated]] youngsters joined the organization. At the end of 1917, when the call came to join the *[[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish Legion, these members of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) in the [[criminal racist]] U.S. volunteered for military service and went to Erez Israel together with the other volunteers.

[[This is the truth about "pioneers": "Pioneers" can be turned into soldiers easily...]]

[[Jesus Fantsy]] Russia

[Moses Fantasy Zionist article about Zionist "pioneers" by Ben-Zvi - conference in Petrograd in May 1917 with resolution for "pioneering education" and for setting up of groups as a base for "national life" - "pioneering" groups after Balfour Declaration of 1917]

The February Revolution of 1917 opened up new possibilities for [[racist]] Zionist activities in Russia. An article on [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) by Ben-Zvi, published in Yevreyskaya Zhizn [[Yidd.: Russian Yevreyskaya Yiddish [[Moses Fantasy]] Jews]] in April 1917, made a profound impression upon [[racist Zionist manipulated]] [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish youth. The second conference of [[Moses Fantasy]] Ze'irei Zion (Ẓe'irei Zion), which convened in Petrograd in May 1917, adopted a resolution calling for

"the education [[manipulation]] of the youth to the ideas of halutziyyut (ḥalutziyyut) [["pioneering"]] and the organization of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) groups to serve as the basis of [[racist Zionist]] [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish national life in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]]".

The [[Zionist manipulated]] *Balfour Declaration, issued in November 1917, greatly accelerated the process, and groups of halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers"]] developed in Russia, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Galicia, Bessarabia, etc. At first the various groups had no connection with one another, but gradually they became part of a national [[racist Zionist]] organization and eventually a worldwide [[racist Zionist]] movement.

[Founding convention in Kharkov in 1918 - split between idealists and materialists]

In January 1918, the founding convention of the Russian [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) met in Kharkov. At this conference, a controversy, which dominated the movement for a number of years, arose between the "idealists", who argued that [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) should serve as a vanguard and assume tasks of outstanding importance for the [[racist]] Zionist movement, and the "materialists", who saw the movement simply as the organization of [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish workers planning to settle in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]].

In the spring of 1918, Joseph *Trumpeldor joined the organization of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz).

[Moses Fantasy Zionist conference with Moses Fantasy He-Halutz for emigration to Fantasy Palestine in 1918]

In July and September 1918, conferences of [[racist]] Zionist organizations and of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) groups were held, and it was decided that the movement would be [[racist]] Zionist but nonpartisan and would accept for membership [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish youth over 18 who recognized Hebrew as their national language and were preparing for settlement in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]]. Trumpeldor formulated these decisions in a Russian-language pamphlet entitled [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) [["The Pioneer"]], which was widely distributed in Russia.

[["Pioneers" can be turned into soldiers easily...]]

[Moses Fantasy He-Halutz conference in Moscow at 6 January 1919 - racist Zionist Trumpeldor wants "military Moses Fantasy He-Halutz" - racist Zionist general principles - racist Zionist Trumpeldor elected president of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz]

On Jan. 6, 1919, the first conference of the movement, in which representatives of of 23 (col. 248)

groups in central Russia and Belorussia took part, took place in Moscow. Trumpeldor, who had lost hope of creating a [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish army of 100,000 men in Russia [[which should pass through the Caucasus to [[Fantasy]] Palestine]], called for the establishment of a "military [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz)" of 10,000 men to replace the [[racist Empire¨] British garrison in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]]. The conference decided upon a series of general principles:

-- [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) is a nonpartisan association of workers who have resolved to settle in Erez Israel in order to live by their own labor, rejecting exploitation of others' work; [[so, they say no to slavery which is proposed in the racist Herzl booklet "The [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish State"]]

-- it will train its members for life in Erez Israel, transport them there, and facilitate their absorption in the country; [[this is an illusion because this "country" does not exist, and racist Herzl Israel was founded without borderlines and does not exist by this until now]]

-- its final goal is the establishment of a sovereign [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish nation in Erez Israel; [[this is a direct war declaration against the whole [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Arab world]]

-- it accepts the authority of the [[racist]] Zionist Congress. [[by this the most racist Zionist world institution becomes the head of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) and it's clear that the "pioneer" ("he-halutz") will be the army of this congress]].

[[The Muhammad Fantasy Arabs are not mentioned...]]

[[Racist Zionist leader]] Trumpeldor was elected president and asked to go to Erez Israel to prepare the ground for the absorption of halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers" who can be turned into soldiers easily]]. An executive body was elected and took up its seat in Minsk.

[Uncoordinated Moses Fantasy He-Halutz emigration movement to Fantasy Palestine since 1919 - emigration routes by the Black Sea or by the Caucasian Mountains - death of Trumpeldor in the fight 1920]

In spite of the chaotic conditions prevailing in Russia during the civil war, [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) entered upon a period of rapid development. A wave of unorganized emigration began; it was made up of various groups of halutzim (ḥalutzim) who set out on the way to Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]] along different routes - across the Rumanian [[Romanian]], Polish, Lithuanian, and Latvian borders and by way of the Black Sea and the Caucasian Mountains. The number of groups associated with the center grew to 120.

When Trumpeldor fell at *Tel Hai (Ḥai) (March 1920) the movement lost its natural leader, but he became the symbol of its ideals, as he had realized the aims of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) - settling in Erez Israel, working there, and being prepared to give one's life in its defense.

[[It seems strange that the racist Zionist madness went on after Trumpeldor's death. Every Moses Fantasy Jews saw what was waiting in Fantasy Palestine for the Moses Fantasy Jews: a war trap named Middle East Conflict]].

[No official approval of the racist Zionist "pioneer" Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in criminal Gulag SU since 1921 - "training farms" with expelled Moses Fantasy Jews from the Soviet system]

For [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz), the consolidation of the [[criminal Gulag]] Soviet regime meant the beginning of a process that was to end in the total suppression of the movement. The Yevsektsiya (the [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish "section" in the Communist Party) played a role in this process. When the [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) center, then in Moscow, applied to the authorities for official approval of its activities, it received the reply (March 18, 1918) that there was no need for official approval as long as the activities of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) conformed to the laws of the [[criminal Gulag]] Soviet Union. This rather equivocal reply (which at the time did not apply to the Ukraine and Belorussia) provided a basis, however uncertain, for the continued existence of the movement. In many places, its training farms dovetailed with the official efforts of "productivization" of those [[Moses Fantasy]] Jews who had lost their source of livelihood, and sometimes [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) was even officially encouraged to continue these training activities. The hasty and unorganized aliyah of halutzim (ḥalutzim), however, adversely affected the development of the movement.

[Moses Fantasy He-Halutz conference of October 1920 with another call for "pioneer" training and emigration to Fantasy Palestine - branches in Ukraine with a "Volga Gurd" and "Brenner Work Battalion"]

In October 1920 another conference of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz), which took place at Kharkov, emphasized the need for training halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers, which can be turned into soldiers easily]] before their move to Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]]. During the following years while the [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish shtetl was rapidly being destroyed [[by industrialization in Russia and attractive jobs for [[Moses Fantasy]] Jews in the new Russian industry]], the movement continued to develop, even though many branches, as well as entire areas, were out of touch with the center.

In Odessa, for example, a special center for the Ukraine functioned independently. One group that had a considerable influence upon training of halutzim (ḥalutzim) in the early 1920s was the Volga Guard at Saratov, which later moved to Yartsevo, near Moscow, and established the J.H. *Brenner Work Battalion.

[Arrested Moses Fantasy He-Halutz delegates at the Moses Fantasy He-Halutz conference of 1922 - training farm Tel Hai in the Crimea - split between Moses Fantasy He-Halutz militarists and pacifists]

In January 1922, the third [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) conference was held at Kharkov and was attended by delegates from Russia, the Ukraine, and Belorussia. Its participants were arrested and continued their deliberations in jail, but [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) continued its work. At the end of the year a training farm named Tel Hai (Tel Ḥai) was opened up in the Crimea.

At this juncture, the first signs of a split in the ranks of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) made their appearance: some of its members decided to adapt "[[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz" to the state ideology in order (col. 249)

to achieve official approval of its activities; others, however, felt that [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) should retain its nonpartisan character and disassociate itself from Communism.

[Ideology resolutions of 1923: Moses Fantasy He-Halutz is anti-capitalist working class movement - kibbutz ideology for the "training groups" - split in August 1923 in class warfare group and national group]

In April 1923 the Council of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) met in Moscow and decided upon program guidelines, which included a paragraph defining [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) as an organic part of the [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish and international working class and, recognizing the inevitability of the class war, declaring that the movement would fight against capitalism in all its forms. Another paragraph stipulated that members who "oppose the idea of the kevuzah (kevuẓah) [[kibbutz]] and who wish to plan their lives as members of a moshav ovedim [[workers' settlement]] would not be admitted to the training groups."

These resolutions caused an uproar in [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) and a bitter controversy broke out. Ben-Gurion, who was in the [[criminal Gulag]] Soviet Union at the time visiting its agricultural exhibition as a delegate of the *Histadrut [[Worker's Union in [[Fantasy]] Palestine]], made an unsuccessful attempt to settle the dispute. In August 1923, when the [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) statute was given official sanction, the movement split into two factions: the "legal" faction, advocating class warfare and a collective way of life, and the "illegal" faction, which regarded itself as a national [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish workers' movement.

The legal [[class warfare]] [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) strove to utilize the limited possibilities deriving from its status. Official branches were opened in various places (excluding, however, the Ukraine and Belorussia, where the official approval did not apply); a struggle was conducted, in public, with the [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish communist activists, and permission was obtained for the publication of a journal ([[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) [["The Pioneer"]]), which printed 3,000 copies and contained news from Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]].

[Rites of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz: celebrations - fight against assimilationists - more "training farms" set up]

Members of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) participated in official celebrations and holidays (May Day, the anniversary of the Revolution), displaying [[racist]] Zionist slogans and singing [[racist]] Zionist songs.

[[The Muhammad Fantasy Arabs are not asked. They should be driven away...]]

[[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) also joined the organizations designed to encourage the agricultural settlement of [[Moses Fantasy]] Jews in Russia (Ozet) and struggled inside these organizations against the design to turn them into instruments against aliyah [[emigration to [[Fantasy]] Palestine]]. More training farms such as Ma'yan in the Crimea and Zangen near Moscow were established.

The illegal faction of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) carried on its activities underground and also succeeded in establishing training farms of its own, such as Mishmar in the Crimea (1924) and Bilu in Belorussia (1925). At the end of 1925 the factions had a total membership of 14,000.

[Economic crisis in Fantasy Palestine in 1926 and returnees since 1926 - more Moses Fantasy Jews settling in criminal Gulag "SU" -  both parts Moses Fantasy He-Halutz declared as illegal since 1928 - emigration or purges]

The year 1926, however, was a turning point for the worse. News of the economic crisis in [[Fantasy]] Palestine had a depressing effect, and many halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["Pioneers"]] - including some who had been members of the Work Battalion - returned from [[Fantasy]] Palestine as disappointed men. At the same time the settlement of [[Moses Fantasy]] Jews on the land in the [[criminal Gulag]] U.S.S.R. boasted considerable achievements, and it seemed to many that this was the proper way to the large-scale "productivization" of Russian [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewry.

The Soviet authorities now persecuted both factions of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz). No aid was forthcoming from the [[racist]] Zionist movement or the [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) movement abroad. In March 1928 the government canceled the approval it had given to one faction, and both were now illegal. The training farms of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) were disbanded and their members had only one course left - to go to Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]] remained in prison or exile, some to be liquidated during the mass purges (among them Shemu'el Schneurson, one of the leaders of the underground [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz who had returned from Erez Israel in 1926 to take part in the underground work of the movement).

[Russian Moses Fantasy He-Halutz ambassadors in other states by migration]

The [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) movement in Russia affected the development of the movement far beyond the confines of (col. 250)

the country. Hundreds of halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["Pioneers"]] from Soviet Russia who passed through Poland, Rumania [[Romania]], Lithuania, Latvia, etc., on their way to Erez Israel were of significant help to the movement in those countries. The final severance [[split]] of the [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) movement in Russia from the outside world and from Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]] was one of the severest blows dealt to the [[racist]] Zionist Movement.

[[The Muhammad Fantasy Arabs are not asked. The Muhammad Fantasy Arabs don't count for the racist Zionists...]]

[Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in] Poland

[Jesus Fantasy Poland becomes European Moses Fantasy He-Halutz center since 1921 - world Moses Fantasy He-Halutz federation in Warsaw]

[[...]]

The movement in Poland began at the same time as in [[racist czarist]] Russia (at the beginning of the century), but only at the end of the war did it become a mass movement. The growth of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) in Poland was greatly encouraged by the [[Zionist manipulated]] Balfour Declaration [[of 1917]] and the renewal of ties with Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]], particularly with the workers' parties, as well as by the pauperization of the [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish masses and the appearance of a young and inspired leadership that searched for a way to [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish national freedom and the creation of a new [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish society.

[[...]]

At the same time, the movement spread all over Europe, as well as overseas. In 1921 [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) conferences took place in no less than 25 countries in eastern, Central, and western Europe, the countries of North Africa and the Middle East, North and South America, and South Africa.

With the suppression of all [[racist]] Zionist activities in the [[criminal Gulag]] Soviet Union, the center of the movement was resituated in Poland. During the 12 [[racist]] Zionist Congress (Carlsbad 1921), the [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) organizations held their first world conference and decided to establish a world federation with headquarters in Warsaw.

[[...]]

[General program of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz: Moses Fantasy Zionist pioneers should migrate to Fantasy Palestine - emigration group by group from Jesus Fantasy Poland: "Bendin" group - "the 105" group]

The program of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) consisted of three basic, interdependent points:

-- organization,
-- training (hakhsharah) [["pioneer training"]]
-- and aliyah [[emigration to [[Fantasy]] Palestine]].

The last was the most difficult to achieve, as the [[racist Empire]] British military authorities in [[Fantasy]] Palestine were largely anti-Zionist and discouraged [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish immigration [[because [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewry is a religion and never a nation]]. It was also deemed impossible to enter the country illegally by eluding the border control, since peace had not yet been restored and there were no land or sea communications. In spite of these obstacles, individual immigrants and small groups succeeded in entering the country; the groups grew in size and eventually the road of aliyah lay open.

The first group to enter Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]] in this manner was the "Bendin" group, consisting of six halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers"]]. They left Poland in the summer of 1918 and made their way through Odessa and Constantinople, finally reaching Jaffa on Dec. 5, 1918, after they had risked their lives in a daring and arduous trip.

A second group left Radom in November 1918. Originally numbering 15 persons, they were joined en route by 90 halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers"]]. Their trip entered [[racist]] Zionist history as "the 105". Without passports and visas they passed through Czechoslovakia, Austria, Serbia, Croatia, and Italy, and time and again they were arrested, imprisoned, and beaten. Finally they reached Naples, where, lacking entry visas, they were unable to board a shop for [[Fantasy]] Palestine. It was only after great efforts were made in their behalf (in which the author Axel Munthe, then a resident of Capri, also took part) that London authorized the issue of visas. When they landed in Egypt, they were imprisoned by the [[racist Empire]] British military authorities, who suspected them of being "Bolsheviks". [[The Marxist [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz program was like this]]. Finally, after six months of hardship, they reached [[Fantasy]] Palestine. On their arrival by train from Egypt during Passover 1919, they were welcomed by almost the entire population of Tel Aviv. "The 105" had in fact inaugurated a new wave of immigration - the Third *Aliyah.

[[Considering all these obstacles the migration to Fantasy Palestine should rather stop, but racist Zionist madness is going an other direction and leading more Moses Fantasy Jews into the Middle East war trap...]]

[New emigration wave (third "aliyah") - new Moses Fantasy He-Halutz "training" farms in Jesus Fantasy Poland]

The reports of the arrival of the "Bendin" and Radom groups gave new encouragement to the movement in Poland. Branches were organized and training programs instituted in hundreds of towns and cities. Training was divided into two parts:
-- ideological training ([[racist]] Zionism and social sciences, history and geography of Erez Israel, and Hebrew)
-- and practical training (vocational education, primarily in agriculture).

[[In this "vocational education" - one can admit - was also military education headed against the Muhammad Fantasy Arabs]].

Many halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers", who can be turned into soldiers easily]] were employed by (col. 251)

[[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish and gentile landowners (especially in Galicia) as individuals or in groups; but in the main the training was conducted on farms established and maintained by [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz). The largest and best known of the dozens of such farms were at Grochow (near Warsaw), Czesstochowa, Grodno, Suwalki, and Bendzin. There were also training facilities in quarries (the best known of them, in Klosow, Volhynia), sawmills, textile factories, etc. The expansion of the training program was followed by an increase in aliyah.

[Russian Moses Fantasy Zionist He-Halutz members passing through Jesus Fantasy Poland - emigrants' passports by racist Zionist Fantasy Palestine Office - Russian Moses Fantasy He-Halutz members brought back go the border since 1921 and intervention - Russian farms in Jesus Fantasy Poland]

In 1918 Russian halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers", who can be turned into soldiers easily]]  on their way to [[Fantasy]] Palestine began entering Poland illegally. At first they came in small groups, but in the period 1919-23 the flow took on considerable proportions. The halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers]] came mostly from Podolia, the Ukraine, Volhynia, and Belorussia, and they converged on Vilna, Baranovichi, Rovno, Pinsk, and Warsaw. In the initial phase the Polish authorities tolerated the illegal entry and on the basis of documents furnished by the [[Fantasy]] Palestine Office of the [[racist]] Zionist Movement and provided the halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers", who can be turned into soldiers easily]] with emigrants' passports on the assumption that their stay in Poland would be short.

When immigration to [[Fantasy]] Palestine was stopped in 1921, however, the Polish authorities took severe measures against the halutzim (ḥalutzim), arresting and deporting them back to the Soviet border. It was only after the [[racist]] Zionist institutions had undertaken to speed up the departure of the halutzim (ḥalutzim) for Erez Israel that the situation was alleviated.

The Russian halutzim (ḥalutzim) established an organization of Russian and Ukrainian halutzim (ḥalutzim) in Poland, many of whom were placed in the Polish [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) training farms, while others were in halutzim (ḥalutzim) hostels and private employment. These refugees from Russia left an indelible imprint upon the Polish movement. Eventually the Russian halutzim (ḥalutzim) were able to got to [[Fantasy]] Palestine, and the last transport of 400 arrived in Jaffa on May 3, 1923.

The Polish [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) movement established within its ranks [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz ha-Za'ir (He-Ḥalutz ha-Ẓa'ir), which maintained close relations with various [[racist]] Zionist youth movements, such as Dror (Freiheit [[Freedom]]), *Gordonia, *Ha-Shomer ha-Za'ir (Ẓa'ir), etc. The Polish [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) reached the height of its development during the Fourth and Fifth aliyot [[migration movements to [[Fantasy]] Palestine]].

[Numbers - periodicals]

In 1924, [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) in Poland had a membership of 1,700; in 1925 - 4,600; 1930 - 11,600; 1933 - 41,000. Members enrolled in the training program numbered 712 in 1925, 2,450 in 1926, 2,230 in 1932, 4,450 in 1933, 7,915 in 1935. The Polish movement also published a number of periodicals.: [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) [["The Pioneer"]], He-Atid [["The Future"]], [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz ha-Za'ir (He-Ḥalutz ha-Ẓa'ir) [["The Young Pioneer"]], etc.

[The "pioneers" of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz setting up illegal immigration to Fantasy Palestine in 1934]

[[At the latest here the "pioneers" of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) become absolutely criminal by leading Moses Fantasy Jews into the civil war territory of Fantasy [[Fantasy]] Palestine]].

In 1934 [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) inaugurated the *illegal immigration movement by dispatching the boat Velos with halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers"]] as "illegal" immigrants, in their transportation to [[Fantasy]] Palestine, and in the struggle for opening the gates of [[Fantasy]] Palestine. [[The [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Arabs answered appropriately]].

During World War II [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) members were among the most active resistance fighters against the Nazis [[and probably also against [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Arabs. "Pioneers" can be turned into soldiers easily...]]

[Zionist Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in] Lithuania

["Cooperative societies" - "agricultural training facilities" - Memel - towns]

[[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) in Lithuania was established after World War I and based itself initially upon cooperative societies (in carpentry, tailoring, food processing, etc.). Due to lack of capital and experience, these cooperative societies did not last long, and they were replaced by agricultural training facilities. The main center of agricultural training was a farm run solely by [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) known as Kibbush.

[[It can be admitted that there was not only "agricultural training", but also much military training...]]

Memel, the German port annexed by Lithuania, was also a center of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) activities; it had an urban cooperative, the members of which were engaged in a variety of activities, including marine and port operations.Memel was also known in the movement for its outstanding [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) House.

Other urban [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) cooperatives existed at Kaunas, Siauliai, Vilkaviskis, Poniviez, etc. The membership of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) in Lithuania ranged from 1,000 to 1,500. (col. 252)

[Criminal and racist Zionist Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in] Latvia

["Training farms" - Moses Fantasy He-Halutz "school" - towns - emigration to Fantasy Palestine]

In Latvia, the [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) movement's main training farm was located at Altasmuza, near Riga. Originally the property of *OZE

[[ OSE / OZE: Obshchestvo Zdravookhraneniya Yevreyev (founded in 1912 in Russia), Engl.: Society for the Protection of the Health of the Moses Fantasy Jews]],

it was transferred to [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) and also served as a school, with the teachers receiving their salaries from the state. Other cooperative existed at Dvinsk, Tukum, and Libau. In the period 1920-21, 150 halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers", who can be turned into soldiers easily]] settled in [[Fantasy]] Palestine and were followed by many more in the subsequent years.


[Criminal and racist Zionist Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in] Rumania [Romania]

[Racist Zionist Moses Fantasy He-Halutz "pioneer" Russians in Romania - "training farms"]

[[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) came into existence in Rumania [[Romania]] in 1918, when Bessarabia, Bukovina, and Transylvania were incorporated into the country. It was started by halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers, who can be turned into soldiers easily]] who had fled from [[criminal Gulag]] Russia and the Ukraine [[from the wars in 1918]] and had to spend periods of varying length in Rumania before they were able to proceed to Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]]. These halutzim-in-transit established cooperatives of their own and also worked in the fields and forests. As a first step, the Rumanian [[Romanian]] [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) acquired two training farms:

-- one was later sold and replaced by the Massadah farm near Beltsy,

-- and the other was near Jassy.

Other farms were established near Galati and Bucharest. The capital for the acquisition of the farms and their maintenance was provided by a Friends of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) Society. Most [[racist]] Zionist youth movements (Ha-Shomer ha-Za'ir (ha-Ẓa'ir), Gordonia, Dror, *Ha-No'ar ha-Ziyyoni (ha-Ẓiyyoni), *Benei Akiva, etc.) participated in the activities of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) [["The Pioneer"]].

[Growing Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in the 1930s - Moses Fantasy He-Halutz organizing illegal emigration - haven Constanta - "many thousands" of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz members to Fantasy Palestine - underground emigration under Germanic Fantasy Nazi rule 1941-1945]

During the 1930s, when the anti-Semitic *Iron Guard rampaged the country, the [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) movement grew at a rapid pace, assisted by emissaries from [[Fantasy]] Palestine. An important role was played by the Rumanian [[Romanian]] ports, mainly Constanta, which were used by olim [[[[Moses Fantasy]] Jews willing to migrate to [[Fantasy]] Palestine]] from all over Europe on their way to Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]]. The passage of many thousands of halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers"]] through the country served to accelerate the aliyah of Rumanian [[Romanian]] halutzim (ḥalutzim) functioning under Nazi rule as an underground organization fulfilled a vital task in organizing and safeguarding the "illegal" immigration, often at the risk of their lives.

[Criminal and racist Zionist Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in] Central Europe

[Foundations of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz groups after WW I: Jesus Fantasy Germany - one farm surviving - Rothschild  Communist CSSR]

Early manifestations of interest in haluziyyut (ḥalutziyyut) [["pioneering"]] among a part of the [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish youth in Germany, Austria, and what was later to become Czechoslovakia came to the fore [[came out]] during World War I. Officially, [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) was established in Germany at the end of 1918, and, as a first step, hundreds of halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers"]] (calling themselves Praktikanten [[Germ.: "trainees"]] and organized in the Praktikantenbund [[Germ.: "trainees association"]]) went out to work on farm estates in order to train for life in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]]. This experiment, however, did not last long, and [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) established a number of training farms of its own. The movement's farms were not successful either, and only one ("Ha-Mahpekhah" - "the Revolution") was able to maintain itself for any period of time.

The lack of [[racist]] Zionist education and of a sizable working class among Central European [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewry prevented the development of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) along eastern European lines. There were differences between the members of *Blau-Weiss [["Blue-White"]] and the halutzim (ḥalutzim) [["pioneers"]] who had not been affiliated with this youth movement; the former had their roots in the German youth movement (e.g., the Wandervogel [[rolling stone]]), and the revolutionary spirit of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) in eastern Europe was alien to them. This created difficulties in the merger of the two elements in one organization, which was technically achieved by the efforts of leaders on both sides. The differences between them, however, were never entirely overcome.

Czechoslovakia was the country in which [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) was the closest in spirit and methods to the movement in Lithuania and Poland. The movement in western Europe developed along lines similar to Central Europe.

[Zionist Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in Jesus Fantasy] United States

The first [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) organization in the [[criminal racist]] U.S. was established in 1905, at the same time that a similar (col. 253)

organization was formed in Odessa (Crimea). Its founders were a group of [[racist]] Zionist youth, most of whom were Russian immigrants from rural communities, who met in the Ha-Tehiyah (Ha-Teḥiyah) [["The Renewal"]] offices in New York and formed [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) to serve as the nucleus of a world movement to revive [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish settlement in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]]. Anchored in *Po'alei Zion [["Zion Workers", racist Zionist Labor party]], the organization was led by Eliezer Joffe who wrote articles in several newspapers to enlist the participation of youth in settling in [[Fantasy]] Palestine as pioneers.

In 1906 Joffe published an article entitled "The People's Road to Its Land", in which he staked the rebirth of the [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish people on the dedication of young pioneers. Meanwhile, in 1905, Halutzei (Ḥalutzei) Po'alei Zion was formed within Po'alei Zion, with branches in New York, Philadelphia, Montreal, Baltimore, and elsewhere. In 1908 the New York [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) group was absorbed into a new organization, Ha-Ikkar ha-Za'ir (ha-Ẓa'ir) [["the ultimate new"]], whose program remained nearly identical with that of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) [["The Pioneer"]].

During world War I, the U.S. [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) movement received a tremendous impetus from the presence of Ben-Gurion and Ben-Zvi, who tried to establish a [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) [["The Pioneer"]] organization in the [[criminal racist]] U.S. with the help of the Po'alei Zion party [["Zion Workers", racist Zionist Labor party]] and published a Yiddish pamphlet, "Printsipen un Oyfgaben" [["Principles and Tasks"]] (Sifriyyat [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz  (He-Ḥalutz), 1917). Several hundred [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish youth responded to its call for [[racist Zionist]] pioneers to rebuild a [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish homeland through practical settlement [[in the fight with against the [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Arabs]] rather than political or other means.

[["Pioneer" in the racist Zionist language means: young manipulated man to be a soldier...]]

The original goal of the movement was to settle pioneers at the earliest opportunity. However, when immigration to [[Fantasy]] Palestine was restricted in 1926, the world [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) movement began to focus its emphasis on hakhsharah ("preparation" or "training") for potential pioneer youth.

[Influx of new Moses Fantasy Jewish members after the riots in Fantasy Palestine and White Paper policy in 1929 - headquarter and branches of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz Organization of America - "farms" set up]

Many [[Moses Fantasy]] Jewish youths were aroused by the [[Muhammad Fantasy]] Arab riots in [[Fantasy]] Palestine and the subsequent British White Paper in 1929,

[[It seems that the young Moses Fantasy Jews were manipulated by the censored press and did not know anything of illegal Moses Fantasy Jewish immigration and the illegal fighting operations of racist Zionist terror groups like Haganah etc. The Zionist propagandists called for the "historical right" but their idea was a Moses Fantasy Jewish Empire from Nile to Euphrates according to 1st Mose chapter 15 phrase 18]].

and in 1932 the [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) Organization of America was formed with headquarters in New York and twenty city and rural branches across the U.S. and in Canada.

[[The main fault that Moses Fantasy Jewry could not be a nation but is a religion - and that the main enemy is the Vatican and not a nation - was never seen by the stupid journalists, and was never discussed. But the Moses Fantasy Jews in the criminal racist "USA" were furious because they had given money into Moses Fantasy Jewish projects in Fantasy Palestine. The money made the link...]]

In 1933 [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) rented its first hakhsharah [[pioneer training]] farm, and it subsequently purchased farms at Creamridge, New Jersey (1936); Heightstown, New Jersey (1940); Poughkeepsie, New York; Smithville, Ontario; and Colton, California (1948) to train its members for agricultural work in [[Fantasy]] Palestine.

[[It can be admitted that there was no only "agricultural work", but also much military killing training, and then they were killing Muhammad Fantasy Arabs in Fantasy Palestine, at the end at the "War of Independence"...]]

By 1948 [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) had grown from a few hundred members to 1,600, and since its inception several hundred members had emigrated to Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]]. When the hakhsharah [["pioneering"]] farms were liquidated in the mid-1950's, the activities of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) were assumed by Ha-Shomer ha-Za'ir (ha-Ẓa'ir) [["The New Watchman"]], which had always maintained a large degree of autonomy. Nominally, however, the [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) Organization of America still exists. The only American group to support [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) financially was the American Fund for Palestinian Institutions.

Summary

[Numbers - youth and Moses Fantasy He-Halutz Department]

When World War II broke out, [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) had a membership of 100,000. In 1927, according to statistics published by the Histadrut, 43% of all [[racist Zionist]] workers in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]] and 80% of the members of kibbutzim had been trained by [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) before settling in Erez Israel (Ereẓ Israel) [[Land of Israel]]. After the war, the world movement of [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) ceased to exist, although the activities that it had conducted were renewed on a smaller scale in Europe, the United States, and other countries.

Pioneering youth movements, like all [[racist]] Zionist youth movements, now conduct their work under the (col. 254)

auspices of the Youth and [[Moses Fantasy]] He-Halutz (He-Ḥalutz) Department of the world Zionist Organization.

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-- idem: Sefer Z.S. (1963)
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-- P. Merhav: Toledot Tenu'at ha-Po'alim be-Erez Ysrael (1967)
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[I.RI. / Y.S.]> (col. 255)

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Two Moses Fantasy Jewish settlement movements founded after the 1881 pogroms: Moses Fantasy Bilu and Moses Fantasy Am Olam -- Ussishkin in 1905 calling for spade and plow service in Fantasy Palestine for 3 years - some "pioneer" youth movements for Fantasy Palestine -- Racist Zionist Moses Fantasy Ze'irei Zion movement with settling obligation in Fantasy Palestine since 1906 -- Almost complete standstill of racist Zionist youth "pioneering" movements during WW I - call of Ben-Gurion and Ben-Zvi in 1917 - youth Moses Fantasy He-Halutz "pioneers" in the Moses Fantasy "Jewish Legion" -- [[Jesus Fantsy]] Russia -- Moses Fantasy Zionist article about Zionist "pioneers" by Ben-Zvi - conference in Petrograd in May 1917 with resolution for "pioneering education" and for setting up of groups as a base for "national life" - "pioneering" groups after Balfour Declaration of 1917 -- Founding convention in Kharkov in 1918 - split between idealists and materialists -- Moses Fantasy Zionist conference with Moses Fantasy He-Halutz for emigration to Fantasy Palestine in 1918 -- Moses Fantasy He-Halutz conference in Moscow at 6 January 1919 - racist Zionist Trumpeldor wants "military Moses Fantasy He-Halutz" - racist Zionist general principles - racist Zionist Trumpeldor elected president of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz -- Uncoordinated Moses Fantasy He-Halutz emigration movement to Fantasy Palestine since 1919 - emigration routes by the Black Sea or by the Caucasian Mountains - death of Trumpeldor in the fight 1920 -- No official approval of the racist Zionist "pioneer" Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in criminal Gulag SU since 1921 - "training farms" with expelled Moses Fantasy Jews from the Soviet system -- Moses Fantasy He-Halutz conference of October 1920 with another call for "pioneer" training and emigration to Fantasy Palestine - branches in Ukraine with a "Volga Gurd" and "Brenner Work Battalion" -- Arrested Moses Fantasy He-Halutz delegates at the Moses Fantasy He-Halutz conference of 1922 - training farm Tel Hai in the Crimea - split between Moses Fantasy He-Halutz militarists and pacifists -- Ideology resolutions of 1923: Moses Fantasy He-Halutz is anti-capitalist working class movement - kibbutz ideology for the "training groups" - split in August 1923 in class warfare group and national group -- Rites of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz: celebrations - fight against assimilationists - more "training farms" set up -- Economic crisis in Fantasy Palestine in 1926 and returnees since 1926 - more Moses Fantasy Jews settling in criminal Gulag "SU" -  both parts Moses Fantasy He-Halutz declared as illegal since 1928 - emigration or purges -- Russian Moses Fantasy He-Halutz ambassadors in other states by migration -- Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in] Poland -- Jesus Fantasy Poland becomes European Moses Fantasy He-Halutz center since 1921 - world Moses Fantasy He-Halutz federation in Warsaw -- General program of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz: Moses Fantasy Zionist pioneers should migrate to Fantasy Palestine - emigration group by group from Jesus Fantasy Poland: "Bendin" group - "the 105" group -- New emigration wave (third "aliyah") - new Moses Fantasy He-Halutz "training" farms in Jesus Fantasy Poland -- Russian Moses Fantasy Zionist He-Halutz members passing through Jesus Fantasy Poland - emigrants' passports by racist Zionist Fantasy Palestine Office - Russian Moses Fantasy He-Halutz members brought back go the border since 1921 and intervention - Russian farms in Jesus Fantasy Poland -- Numbers - periodicals -- The "pioneers" of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz setting up illegal immigration to Fantasy Palestine in 1934 -- [Zionist Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in] Lithuania -- "Cooperative societies" - "agricultural training facilities" - Memel - towns -- [Criminal and racist Zionist Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in] Latvia -- "Training farms" - Moses Fantasy He-Halutz "school" - towns - emigration to Fantasy Palestine -- [Criminal and racist Zionist Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in] Rumania [Romania] -- Racist Zionist Moses Fantasy He-Halutz "pioneer" Russians in Romania - "training farms" -- Growing Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in the 1930s - Moses Fantasy He-Halutz organizing illegal emigration - haven Constanta - "many thousands" of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz members to Fantasy Palestine - underground emigration under Germanic Fantasy Nazi rule 1941-1945 -- [Criminal and racist Zionist Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in] Central Europe -- Foundations of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz groups after WW I: Jesus Fantasy Germany - one farm surviving - Rothschild  Communist CSSR -- [Zionist Moses Fantasy He-Halutz movement in Jesus Fantasy] United States -- Influx of new Moses Fantasy Jewish members after the riots in Fantasy Palestine and White Paper policy in 1929 - headquarter and branches of Moses Fantasy He-Halutz Organization of America - "farms" set up -- Numbers - youth and Moses Fantasy He-Halutz Department -- 3 fantasies - Moses is a fantasy - Jesus is a fantasy - Muhammad is a fantasy - but Mother Earth is REAL --

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