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Latest comment: 3 years ago by Zero0000 in topic Mistakes

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This page has several mistakes that I have identified, and it makes me suspect that there are additional mistakes. 1. According to the Hebrew version of the page, which I suspect is much more accurate, Kibbutz Revadim was founded by a garin (settlement group) from the Hashomer Hatzair youth movement and belonged to the Kibbutz Artzi kibbutz movement. The name of the Hashomer Hatzair garin was Garin Tzabar (probably because the members were native born Israelis - but that is just a guess on my part). This is much different than what is currently written.

2. In the box on the right with the summary. The kibbutz was founded by Hashomer Hatzair and not by Hashomer. These are two different things. The original group was native born Israelis. They were joined by two additional garinim (settlement groups) a year after the establishment of the kibbutz at its current location; both of these settlement groups were also from the Hashomer Hatzair youth movement. They were both made up of Holocaust survivors, one group from Poland and the other from Bulgaria. (Again all of this information is from reading the wikipedia article in Hebrew, which I assume is much more accurate than the article in English.) 2A00:A041:E080:106:4566:F269:16E3:F466 (talk) 10:44, 1 June 2023 (UTC)Reply

I changed Hashomer to Hashomer Hatzair after checking. A history appears on the kibbutz website here though we prefer to not cite such sources due to the conflict of interest. Zerotalk 11:54, 1 June 2023 (UTC)Reply