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Kadoorie Agricultural High School. Kadoorie Agricultural High School, sometimes spelled "Kadouri" or "Kaduri", is an agricultural school and youth village in Israel situated next to Mount Tabor in the Lower Galilee, two kilometers north of Kfar Tavor. Founded in 1933, it had a population of 209 in 2022.
Kadoorie Youth Village, established in 1933, is located at the foot of the Biblical Mt Tabor. In this rural agricultural school, some of Israel’s most famous political and intellectual leaders were educated, including Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, Yigal Alon, the well- known general, and the poet Haim Guri. Today, Kadoorie’s student ...
Kadoorie-Landwirtschaftsschule Natur und Tiere, Archäologie und Geschichte Die Kadoorie Agricultural High School ist eine landwirtschaftliche Schule und ein Jugenddorf in Israel, sie befindet sich neben dem Berg Tabor im unteren Galiläa, zwei Kilometer nördlich von Kfar Tavor. 1933 gegründet, hatte es 2015 eine Bevölkerung von 166 Personen.
כמרכז חינוכי מרכזי באזור, לומדים בכדורי כ-1,600 תלמידים מכלל חלקי החברה הישראלית בהרמוניה, תוך מתן כבוד הדדי לאחר. התלמידים מגיעים מרחבי הגליל: הגליל התחתון, כפר תבור, כפר קמא, יבניאל ועוד ...
His father, Elly Kadoorie, had founded Kadoorie Agricultural High School in Palestine in 1933, and the family had founded English-language schools for the Chinese in Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Canton. Footnote 16 He served as President of the SJS.
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25. Feb. 2017 · The Kadoorie Agricultural School holds a special place in Israeli national memory; a second home for figures like the poet of the 1948 war, Haim Gouri, the future generals Yigal Allon and Yitzhak Rabin, and many of the Palmach generation, the school is seen as the spiritual soil from which sprouted the mythological Sabra. “Kadoorie was more than just an educational institution,” wrote ...
17. Juli 2020 · The Kadoorie Agricultural High School in Lower Galilee was built with funds from the estate of Elly’s brother, Sir Ellis Kadoorie. Elly Kadoorie’s commitment to his brethren reached a peak in the second half of the 1930s, when ships bearing hundreds of Jewish refugees from Germany began arriving in the harbor of Shanghai – the only city that agreed to accept them at the time.
