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Welcome to The Bund on Wikipedia Project's Wikipedia Task Force. The Bund on Wikipedia Project (דער בּונד אויף וויקיפעדיע פּראָיעקט) is a project that was established in order to create and edit pages about theJewish Labour Bund, or Bund, on Wikipedia. Our Project seeks to assist professional and non-professional researchers of the Bund, as well as to preserve the memory and legacy of the Bund through Wikipedia. This Project/Task Force was established in August of 2009. Formally, it is a task force underWikiProject Judaism andWikiProject Organized Labour. Please see ourwebsite for more information.

The scope of this Task Force/Project includes everything that is related to theGeneral Jewish Labour Bund. That includes people, publications, groups etc. There are no specific time periods included in this project's scope.

(Please list your specialties, interests etc.)

1. User:Eliscoming1234, Founding Director of Project/Task Force.
2. User:Malik Shabazz
3. User:Pylambert, Electoral participation in interwar period(initiator of the French and Dutch wikipedia's Bund articles).
4. User:Soman
5. User:Volunteer Marek
6. User:RolandR, General interest and support.
7. User:bgocial
8. User:Goldsztajn, Happy to help with imaging, graphics, maps.
9. User:Chastra, Contributions on Bundist figures in the Russian socialist movement and the Russian Revolution.
10. User:xsnerg1, Entries from my grandfather's diaries on joining the Bund, 'terrorist' actions, and organizing a strike -- eyewitness account of membership.
11. User:Shushugah while this task force is considered defunct, I am happy to collaborate with anyone who is still around! My first wiki article wasBenjamin Feigenbaum ~ 🦝Shushugah (he/him • talk)19:59, 10 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
12. User:Alastair Alan Percy Warner, started off just writing about theJewish Labour Bund (Australia) but have gone down a full rabbit hole.
13. User:Chat-qui-Aboie

• Add articles to this page and organize them
• Please create a link/redirect page to this Task Force fromWikipedia:WikiProject Judaism andWikipedia:WikiProject Organized Labour.
• Create a master Watchlist

Please add on to and update this list. Creatingstubs is acceptable. When applicable, please use theYIVO standardization of Yiddish.

(In alphabetical order according to last name.)

1. Raphael Abramovitch (Bund leader and leading Menshevik; several occurrences e.g. in[1])
2. Isai Aizenshtat
3. Asya Bik
4. Lushek Blones
5. Sender Burstin (founder of theAustralian Bund andGezerd,[2] for more info.)
6. Avrom "Abrasha" Chvoinik
7. Esther FrumkinFor more info. andhere
8. Laivik Hodes
9. Helene Khatskels
10. Moses Kligsberg
11. Vladimir Kossowsky (Vladimir Kossovski) (1867-1941)
12. Aleksandr Kremer
13. Arkadi Kremer (1865-1935) (also father-in-law of the French-Ukrainian painterIsaac Dobrinsky)
14. Pati KremerFor more info.
15. Froim Lozer
16. Vladka Meed
17. Shlome Mendelson
18. Beinish Michalewicz
19. John (Yosef) Mill (Joseph-Shlomo Mil, 1870-1952, born inPonevezh)
20. Avrom Mutnik
21. Anna RozentalFor more info.
22. Henekh Russ
23. Matla Srednicki
24. Bela SzapiroFor more info.
25. B. Vladeck
26. Jacob Waks (prominent Australian Bundist,[3] for more info.)
27. Bono Weiner (Lodz Ghetto Fighter and Australian Bundist,[4] for more info.)

(Alphabetical order.)

1. Bund Central Committee
2. Central Yiddish School Organization
3. General Jewish Labour Bund in Argentina (refounded organisation, not to be confused to Avangard)
4. Yidisher Arbeter Froy (not to be mixed up with the middle class/ZionistYiddishe Froyen Asosiatsiye[5]
5. Central Union of Bund Organizations (US based union of Bund organisations in North America)
6. Centre Medem Arbeter Ring see also: [[6]]

(Alphabetical order.)

1. Arbeter Sportler

(Alphabetical order.)

1. Apel (song) Song of theSotsyalistishe Kinder Farband →Video,Text
2. In Kamf
3. Vakht Oyf →text

In order of rough importance. Add on to and update this list.

1. General Jewish Labour Bund Needs major expansion and references.
2. Marek Edelman (Will be placed at Number 2 spot until expanded) Needs to expand mention of his invlolvement in the Bund with references. Including ones about his mothers involvement in the Bund.
3. Tsukunft Needs major expansion and references.
4. Sotsyalistishe Kinder Farband Needs expansion and references.
5. Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Needs to concretely mention the Bund's involvement.
6. Szmul Zygielbojm Needs expansion.
7. Arbeter-ring in Yisroel - Brith Haavoda
8. Arbeiterstimme Needs major expansion and references.
9. Arbeiter Fragen Needs major expansion and references.
10. Social Democratic Bund Needs some expansion.
11. Bernard Goldstein (Warsaw Uprising) Add more specific information.
12. Hirsh Lekert Needs some expansion.
13. Komtsukunft Needs major expansion.
14. Communist Bund (Ukraine) Needs discussion, expansion and references.
15. Kultur Lige Needs expansion.
16. H. Leivick Needs to expand more upon his involvement in the Bund.
17. Moishe Lewis Needs to expand more upon his involvement in the Bund.
18. Jutrzenka Kraków Needs to expand upon associating with the Bund.
19. Mikhail Liber Needs information about his pre-war life.
20. Di Shvue Needs discussion and some expansion.
21. For our freedom and yours Needs to mentionDaniel Blatman's book.
22. Jewish Combat Organization Almost silent at the moment on the role of the Bund.
23. Dina BlondFor more info.
24. Arbeter Froyen

Please add on to and update this list.

(In chronological order. Really needs to be updated.)

1. Camp Hemshekh
2. Sotsyalistishe Kinder Farband
3. Di Shvue
4. Communist Bund (Ukraine)
5. Communist Bund (Russia)
6. Noah Meisel
7. General Jewish Labour Bund in Romania
8. Bund (Bukovina)
9. Communist Bund (Poland)
10. Jewish Social Democratic Workers Association "Zukunft"
11. Kultur Lige
12. Folkstsaytung
13. Vladimir Medem
14. In Zaltsikn Yam
15. Lodzer veker
16. General Jewish Labour Bund in Latvia
17. General Jewish Labour Bund in Poland
18. Der yidisher arbeyter
19. International Jewish Labor Bund
20. Klain Bund
21. General Jewish Labour Bund in Lithuania (stub)
22. Bundism
23. Moisei Rafes (stub)
24. Mojżesz Gutman (stub)
25. General Jewish Labour Bund in Belarus (seetalk page)
26. Michal Shuldenfrei
27. Forojs
28. Nowe Zycie
29. Piotrkower Weker ‎
30. Wloclawker Weker
31. Lubliner Sztyme
32. Grodner Sztyme
33. Lodzer Naje Folkscajtung
34. Unser Gedank
35. Foroys
36. Unser Stimme
37. Adrienne Cooper
38. Aron Skrobek
39. Tates, mames, kinderlekh
40. Dina Blond
41. Jewish Labour Bund (Australia) (not created by Task Force member)
42. Daloy Politsey
43. Arbeter Froyen

(In chronological order. Lists articles that have appeared on the Wikipedia frontpage in theDid you know? section.)

1. Kultur Lige
2. Victor Alter
3. Henrik Erlich
4. Hirsh Lekert
5. Michał Klepfisz
6. Maurycy Orzech
7. Sara Szweber
8. Luba Blum-Bielicka
9. Abrasza Blum
10. Vladka Meed (not created by Task Force member)

1. S. Ansky
2. Arbeiter Fragen
3. Arbeiterstimme
4. Camp Kinderland
5. Simon Dubnow
6. Marek Edelman
7. Leon Feiner
8. For our freedom and yours
9. Mordechai Gebirtig
10. General Jewish Labour Bund
11. Bernard Goldstein (Warsaw Uprising)
12. Komtsukunft
13. Jewish Socialists' Group
14. Jutrzenka Kraków
15. Michał Klepfisz
16. H. Leivick
17. Moishe Lewis
18. Mikhail Liber
19. Julius Martov
20. Morgnshtern
21. Russian Social Democratic Labour Party
22. Solomon Simon
23. Tsukunft
24. Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
25. Szmul Zygielbojm

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