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Gesher HaZiv Camp

1955, Hebrew. Directed by Gidon Ucko.

After the hero of this story saw hundreds of boys and girls participating in the first national camp of the Youth Companies Brigade that took place in Gardosh (Kibbutz Parod), he decided to join the movement. Taking part in the third camp, he, together with his fellow brigade members, set up the camp tents on the beach next to Kibbutz Gesher Haziv, and after a march, they prepared a big meal. The camp held sports activities and martial arts, games, and an art exhibition.

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Released
1 April 1955
Original title
יומן הקיבוץ המאוחד מס' 5 - מחנה גשר הזיו
Country
Israel

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Gesher HaZiv Camp (1955) was directed by Gidon Ucko.

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