Pioneer movements of the past Pioneer movement

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young pioneers of china, school opening



soviet union (ussr) – vladimir lenin all-union pioneer organization
socialist people s republic of albania – pioneers of enver – pioneers of enver hoxha
people s republic of bulgaria – dimitrovist pioneer organization septemberists . there organization called chavdarcheta – these youngest children, later became pioneers. difference between 2 distinctive scarf, sky-blue in chavdarcheta movement , red in pioneri movement.
socialist republic of union of burma – lansin lu-nge (literally programme youth) – organisation smart high school students , university students enter , learn friendship, useful skills , of socialist politics of burma socialist programme party.
people s republic of kampuchea. young pioneers in cambodia between 1979 , 1993 under kampuchean revolutionary youth association (krya) , kampuchean young pioneers organization (kypo), branches of kampuchean united front national salvation.
czechoslovak socialist republic – pioneer organization of socialist youth union, part of socialist youth union.
german democratic republic – ernst thälmann pioneer organisation
people s republic of hungary – Úttörőszövetség
indonesia – fadjar harapan
republic of malawi – malawi youth pioneers – atypical malawi not communist country. pioneers linked malawi congress party, political party allowed in @ time one-party state.
republic of mali – young pioneers (mali)/jeunes pionniers (1960–?), socialist youth brigades established us-rda of modibo keïta.
republic of niger – young pioneers (niger)/jeunes pionniers (1961–1974) non-communist youth paramilitary group, 1 of several set in post independence africa, funded , modeled on israeli nahal ( fighting pioneer youth ).
republic of upper volta / burkina faso – pioneers of revolution, youth movement of thomas sankara , council of popular salvation.
kingdom of norway – young pioneers
people s republic of poland – 1950–1956, later związek harcerstwa polskiego, mixture of scouting , pioneering
socialist republic of romania – pioneer organization
socialist federal republic of yugoslavia – union of pioneers of yugoslavia (pioniri)
united states – young pioneers of america (1922-1934)




^ decalo, samuel (1997). historical dictionary of niger (3rd ed.). boston & folkestone: scarecrow press. isbn 0-8108-3136-8. 
^ anarchism in america






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