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of Plast eventually ended up in Canada, the United States, the UK, Australia and elsewhere, various émigré organizations were founded between 1946 and 1951. Until the fall of the Soviet Union, these represented the totality of Plast organizations, and were aligned to a supranational organization called KUPO (Conference of
Ukrainian Plast Organizations), which convened every four years and elected an operational "Holovna Plastova Starshyna" (HPB) and a board called "Holovna Plastova Rada" (HPR), and would also name the head Plastun ("Nachalniy Plastun"), typically a long-term or lifetime, and somewhat ceremonial position. The current, and third, "Nachalniy Plastun" is US-based (originally from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)
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860:(NOSU) was held on 27 March 2007. The congress, which gathered Scout representatives from most regions of Ukraine, approved the Constitution of NOSU and elected its governing bodies. This event was made possible thanks to efforts of three Scout associations (Plast, SPOK and Sich) to work towards unification of Scouting in Ukraine in a new single National Scout Organization so as to be able to join WOSM.
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members is strongly encouraged. It is the objective of NOSU's leadership that NOSU will be successful enough to attract more members from the three associations who are not yet members of NOSU. Further unification of
Scouting through integration of other Scout groups in Ukraine is envisaged through the chartering system.
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visited NOSU in mid-March 2008. He had the opportunity to meet and talk with various groups of young people (candidates to join, patrol leaders, summer camp young leaders) and adult leaders responsible of local Scout groups. He also met with the Deputy
Minister of Family, Youth and Sports, one of the
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The organization has a loaned headquarters and several campsites. Elements of a progressive scheme include merit badges, which are illustrated in their handbook and are obtained on a progressive basis. At present, NOSU is a small organization and has only one professional staff regularly employed in
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After World War II, a number of independent Plast
Ukrainian Scouting organizations were founded in the West by Ukrainians from Western Ukraine (which was under Polish rule until 1939). This era of Plast began in Germany and Austria in 1945 in various Displaced Persons Camps, and as various members
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NOSU membership is made approximately of 40% from Plast, 40% from SPOK and 20% from Sich. The same percentages are reflected at the
National Council level. While double membership still exists (one can be member of NOSU and member of one of the three above associations), direct membership for new
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in 1918. The subsequent years witnessed a great upswing in
Scouting, as it spread into the towns and communities where it had been previously unknown, mainly in the newly freed central provinces of Ukraine. Hundreds, if not thousands, of boys, inspired by the ideals of service to God and Country
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In August 1997, Plast
Ukrainian Scouting celebrated the 85th anniversary since the first Scouting units appeared in Ukraine in 1911, with a Plast Jamboree at the renamed Sokil Plast Museum-Camp, attended by 700 Scouts from 34 units throughout Ukraine. Highlights of this Jamboree included the
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NOSU membership is open to girls and boys, women and men, in three age sections: Cubs (6–10), Scouts (11–16) and Rovers (16–24). As of 31 December 2007, NOSU comprised 2,475 members including 718 female youth members, 1,546 male youth members, plus some 200 adult leaders and
Council members.
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By 1916, its membership exceeded 10,000, and it was a fully developed and functioning organization, consisting of separate branches of Boy Scouts and Girl Guides. Ukrainian Plast held regular camps for Cubs, Scouts and Rovers, training courses for leaders, and produced a variety of Scout
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Western Ukraine, Plast, though banned, continued to operate illegally and conspirationally under the auspices of the Plast Center. Plast activities continued to be undertaken, via the Commission of Educational Campsites, the "Ridna Shkola" and published in the journal
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Ukraine in November 2007, thus confirming the creation of a single National Scout Organization in Ukraine. An amended version of this Constitution was received on 4 February 2008 and formally approved by the Constitutions Committee and the World Scout Committee.
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After the mass resettlement of Ukrainians between 1948 and 1950, Plast was reorganized and branches permanently established in a number of western countries with large Ukrainian communities, such as the United States, Canada, Australia, France,
303:, the development of Plast was likewise hampered. Ukrainian Scouting was among the first to suffer what later became the fate of many Scout Associations throughout the world. In areas later to become western Ukraine, which included parts of
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was sent to Ukraine. Ukrainian Scouting endeavored to set up a new Scouting body unifying Plast and SPOK to satisfy WOSM requirements, to be worked out by 2008, as all parties were motivated to join the international community.
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founding members of one of the Scout associations, who confirmed full support of the authorities to NOSU. He also had several working sessions with leaders of NOSU to assess the level of development of the organization.
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In the late 1920s, external pressure on the part of the Polish authorities seriously impaired further growth of Plast on its territory, and eventually led to an outright abolition of Ukrainian Scouting in 1928 in the
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Born during great social and political upheavals in Europe, Ukrainian Plast came into being to fulfill specific national aims, unlike other Scout organizations. The first Scout troops were formed in Lviv in 1911 by
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under the occupation of the Western Powers. The successful commemoration of the 35th Anniversary of the Movement in 1947 was the highlight of Plast activities at that time. Multiple groups of
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broke out and membership in Plast saw a resurgence in western Ukraine, although the occupying German forces again banned Plast, yet activity continued. As in the previous war, many
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in 1959. Ukrainian Scouters delegated by the Executive Council participated as observers in the sixteenth and seventeenth International Conferences in 1957 and 1959, respectively.
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Ukrainian Scouting became a member of the Displaced Persons Division of the Boy Scouts International Bureau. A delegation of over 40 Scouts and Scouters participated in the sixth
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have been spontaneously appearing, mostly in the eastern and southern parts of Ukraine. Most of them participated, together with Plast, in the Ukrainian delegation to the 18th
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In spite of numerous obstacles, Plast developed rapidly in the Polish areas, with high levels of membership among students, farmers and workers. A key sponsor was Metropolitan
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Scouting spread rapidly to the other cities and towns, and by 1913 the first Supreme Scout Council had been formed and the first handbook published. The same year, the
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Plast Publishing largely moved back to Ukraine, with financial and editorial support from international units, and publishes a magazine for both younger Scouts,
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In 1976 Plast was among the founder members of the Associated International Scout and Guide Organizations in 1976. An umbrella organization for Scouts-in-Exile.
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as part of a charitable relief mission for handicapped children and people in need, it has gone to more than 20 countries in Europe, as well as North America.
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in New York City, provided uniforms, emblems, publications and other goods. Several foundations and organizations provided and continue to provide support.
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and the birth of an independent Ukraine in 1991, Ukrainian Plast Scouting has been growing rapidly in every corner of the country. This included units in
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In the summer of 1962, Ukrainian Scouting celebrated its 50th anniversary with a national jamboree on its own permanent campsite ("Vovcha Tropa") at East
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began to crumble, Scouting appeared clandestinely. The first Plast camp was organized in the summer of 1989 and was raided by the Soviet secret police (
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Plast is working with the various other Ukrainian Scouting organizations to develop a national Scouting federation and to achieve recognition by the
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among the opposing votes, SPOK was not admitted to WOSM and withdrew the application. As a result of this, a special mission of the
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and through this federation of the two World organizations. A headquarters was opened in Prague. Ukrainian Scouts took part in the
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in 1911 as the Ukrainian Scout Organization. Ukrainian Scouting has been known since its inception as "Plast". In Ukrainian a
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application of existing legislation. Being a new organization, NOSU still has to develop an efficient working organization.
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234:, affectionately known as "Drot," adapted the universal Scout principles to the needs and interests of Ukrainian youth.
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which Scouting engenders, volunteered to join the armed forces, fighting on several fronts, and many gave their lives.
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in 1922 led to an immediate abolition of all non-communist scout activities in this region. In the Romanian area of
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brought about the collapse of the two powers occupying ethnic Ukrainian territory, Austria-Hungary and the
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As of 2006, Plast had over 10,000 members in Ukraine, and an additional 3,000 members in other countries.
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in 1995, as well as the First All-Ukrainian Scout Jamboree in Nevytske, and the Second Slavic Jamboree in
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1497:"Participants of the 19th World Scout Jamboree (Scouts, Adult leaders, International Service Staff)".
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In addition to creating over a dozen campsites, Plast members built or acquired over 30 facilities or
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was formed in Lviv by Plast groups from different regions, and the first hiking camp was organized.
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on 10 August 1997; the opening of the Museum at this historic campsite, donated by Metropolitan
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where they could hold activities, generally on a weekly basis. Several stores, including
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took up arms in various armies that traversed western and eastern Ukraine during the war.
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at Arrowe Park, England, in 1929, and as part of the Czechoslovak contingent in the
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The Undaunted- The Survival and Revival of Scouting in Central and Eastern Europe
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and Western Ukraine under Poland. The Plast groups in Carpathian Ruthenia and
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Movement Organization or SPOK, with a membership of 3,750 in 18 of 26
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although the centers of administration tended to be New York City and
959:(1926–2016), Canadian-Swiss-Ukrainian economist and political advisor
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Following the recommendations of Resolution 2/05 adopted by the 37th
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The membership badge of Plast incorporates elements of the
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1420:. Geneva: Oriole International Publications. p. 381.
1392:. Geneva: Oriole International Publications. p. 382.
1361:. Geneva: Oriole International Publications. p. 379.
1330:. Geneva: Oriole International Publications. p. 373.
1302:. Geneva: Oriole International Publications. p. 369.
1271:. Geneva: Oriole International Publications. p. 370.
1240:. Geneva: Oriole International Publications. p. 121.
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The Constitution of NOSU was officially registered by the
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Plast-in-Exile supported the restart of Plast in Ukraine.
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322:(1901–1944), who donated a campsite called "Sokil" in the
1448:. Geneva: Oriole International Publications. p. 64.
965:(1987–2014), Ukrainian volunteer soldier and photographer
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Junak Scouts and Guides of the Republic of Czechoslovakia
1538:"Finding Aid of Plast-Ukrainian Youth Association fonds"
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In 2004, the Ukrainian Scout Youth Public Organization
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in Canada. Oleksander Tysovsky took part in this camp.
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Ukrainian Plast Rally badge. The activity was held in
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33 Ukrainian Scouts were invited to take part in the
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165:Natsionalna Skautska Orhanizatsiia Ukrainy "Plast"
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346:in 1930. However, Plast continued to flourish in
154:Національна Скаутська Організація України "Пласт"
51:Пласт — Національна Скаутська Організація України
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1076:Українська повстанська армія: Історія Нескорених
475:Ukrainian Scouting was represented at the ninth
230:serviceman. The founder of Ukrainian Scouting,
1505:. 19th World Scout Jamboree: 7. 5 January 1999.
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31:Plast – National Scout Organization of Ukraine
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1205:There is a Plast-Ukrainian Youth Association
941:(1987–2022), Ukrainian journalist and soldier
856:in Tunisia, the constitutive congress of the
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467:, where it continues to flourish and expand.
330:and Oleksander Tysovsky's seminal handbook,
146:Plast National Scout Organization of Ukraine
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1074:Центр досліджень визвольного руху (2007).
858:National Organization of Scouts of Ukraine
557:, that is Older Scouts and Senior Scouts).
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1776:Canadian Traditional Scouting Association
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1056:Plast: Ukrainian Scouting, a Unique Story
774:, YUMPZ) occurred in August 2007, with a
487:and at the tenth World Scout Jamboree at
270:Plastuny on the mountain Chornohora, 1914
1499:El Tali-Diario de Vida del Jamboree 1999
891:The Chairman of the National Council is
812:World Organization of the Scout Movement
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1924:1911 establishments in Austria-Hungary
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1781:Federation of North-American Explorers
934:Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists
899:and the International Commissioner is
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23:National scout organisation in Ukraine
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1570:Plast Ukrainian Scouting Org. KPS-USA
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819:Spilka Pionerskykh Orhanizatzii Kyïva
991:Surgeon General of the United States
726:(Be Prepared), and for older Scouts
1190:Scouting in displaced persons camps
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790:was at Camp Baturyn, just outside
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1095:Пластовий довідник/Plast Handbook
1059:. Toronto: Plast Publishing Inc.
483:in 1957, at the second and third
1771:BP Service Association in Canada
1766:Association des Scouts du Canada
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998:(born 1931), Ukrainian-American
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1914:Scouting and Guiding in Ukraine
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1119:. Київ-Львів: Золоті Ворота.
1029:(born 1977), Canadian actress
947:(born 1973), American actress
358:were members of the Union of
251:Orhanizatsiyniy Plast Komitet
1012:Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper
665:Statut Plastovoho Tovarystva
628:Young woman in plast uniform
274:Shortly after its founding,
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284:Ukrainian National Republic
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364:3rd World Scout Jamboree
318:, the Archbishop of the
211:Austro-Hungarian Galicia
124:http://www.plast.org.ua/
1195:Ukrainian Sich Riflemen
971:(1933–2017), Ukrainian
677:inauguration the third
426:displaced persons camps
201:March of Plastuny, 1914
44:coat of arms of Ukraine
1690:Bosnia and Herzegovina
1143:Іванець, Іван (1991).
1022:Minister of Healthcare
980:(1935–2021), American
978:Nicholas S. H. Krawciw
854:World Scout Conference
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741:) from Plast with the
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513:Holovna Plastova Rada,
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18:Plast (disambiguation)
1878:Northwest Territories
1786:Girl Guides of Canada
1565:Plast Ukraine Website
846:World Scout Committee
842:Boy Scouts of America
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698:other Scouting groups
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571:V dorohu z Yunatstvom
434:Holovna Plastova Rada
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408:Fourth Era: 1945–1950
291:Second Era: 1920–1930
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205:Plast was founded in
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1852:Prince Edward Island
1470:Kroonenberg, Piet J.
1442:Kroonenberg, Piet J.
1414:Kroonenberg, Piet J.
1386:Kroonenberg, Piet J.
1355:Kroonenberg, Piet J.
1324:Kroonenberg, Piet J.
1296:Kroonenberg, Piet J.
1265:Kroonenberg, Piet J.
1234:Kroonenberg, Piet J.
1134:Доценко, О. (1988).
1113:Грушевський, Михайло
1037:President of Ukraine
1035:(born 1954), former
905:Eurasia Scout Region
702:World Scout Jamboree
599:Orden Khrestonostsiv
597:(for members of the
587:(for members of the
561:Vohon' Orlynoyi Rady
477:World Scout Jamboree
471:Fifth Era: 1950–1989
445:World Scout Jamboree
378:Third Era: 1930-1944
324:Carpathian Mountains
193:First Era: 1911–1920
16:For other uses, see
1185:Scouting in Ukraine
865:Ministry of Justice
485:World Scout Indabas
348:Carpathian Ruthenia
232:Oleksander Tysovsky
168:), commonly called
1909:Ukrainian diaspora
1669:Russian Federation
957:Bohdan Hawrylyshyn
911:Outside of Ukraine
834:World Scout Bureau
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1066:978-0-9684902-4-2
1033:Viktor Yushchenko
897:Valeriy Tantsiura
893:Lev Zakharchishin
830:Ukrainian oblasts
737:Ukrainian guide (
687:Andrey Sheptytsky
679:Nachalniy Plastun
547:Plastoviy Shliakj
503:Chatham, New York
420:on 5–7 July 1947.
316:Andrey Sheptytsky
260:Scouting for Boys
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