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...sts of about 150 different associations and federations with about 260,000 Scouts and [[Girl Guides|Guides]]. ...n of the Scout Movement]] and [[World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts]] member), a federation of

...nd are very well-developed, thanks in part to the existence of [[Scouts-in-Exile]] movements for the diaspora of each nation. === Regional Scouts administered directly by WOSM ===

...16}}</ref> was Chief Scout of the [[Magyar Cserkészszövetség|Hungarian Boy Scouts]], commanding officer of the Royal Ludovika Akadémia, the country's office ...ld Scout Jamboree]] hosted by the [[Magyar Cserkészszövetség|Hungarian Boy Scouts]] at [[Gödöllő]], Hungary, alongside Hungary's Chief Scout and future [[

...couts worked closely with [[Boy Scouts and Girl Guides of Austria|Austrian Scouts]]. ...7 a Scout exhibition in Vienna was organized by the Hungarian and Austrian Scouts.<ref name="Pribich"/>{{rp|27}}

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...f 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 p ...s of central Ukraine under the Soviet Union until World War II. Ukrainian Scouts took part in the World Jamboree at Arrowe Park in [[1929]], and as part of

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...n of Scouts/Navigators|Russian Scout association Русский Скаут]] went into exile after World War I, and continued where fleeing White Russian émigrés sett ...mber of Section Leaders responsible for the Cub Scouts, Scouts, and Senior Scouts.

...1996, when both national associations (INSA and USCA) merged to form the [[Scouts de Argentina]]. ...ed by the Catholic Church, which since 1937 institutionalizing the [[Union Scouts Católicos Argentinos]].

...f the Scout Movement]] and the [[World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts]]. It was founded in [[1956]] and currently is the largest Scouting organiz [[Image:Warsaw Uprising boyscouts.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Polish Boy Scouts fighting in the [[Warsaw Uprising]]]]

...y equal number governed by the [[World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts]]. | [[Scouts Musulmans Algériens]]

...ritain and the USSR invaded Iran, arrested [[Reza Shah]] and sent him into exile during World War II. In 1943, the government became interested in Scouting ...al, agrarian districts, and by 1961, Iran had a total membership of 21,829 Scouts.

...out twelve independent organizations with an overall membership of 190,000 Scouts and Guides. * ''Krąg "Leśna Szkółka - Drzewo Pokoju"'', member of the [[Order of World Scouts]]

...n of Scouts/Navigators|Russian Scout association Русский Скаут]] went into exile after World War I, and continued where fleeing White Russian émigrés sett ...the International Scout Artists' Colony in Kovačica and the Camp for River Scouts in Kanjiža.

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...n of Scouts/Navigators|Russian Scout association Русский Скаут]] went into exile after World War I, and continued where fleeing White Russian émigrés sett ...the International Scout Artists' Colony in Kovačica and the Camp for River Scouts in Kanjiža.

| Deputy Director of the [[Boy Scouts International Bureau]], later Director of the [[World Scout Bureau]] [http: | National President of the [[Boy Scouts of America]]

...za Teleki|Géza]], a member of the [[Magyar Cserkészszövetség|Hungarian Sea Scouts]], was attending a [[Sea Scout]] rally held at [[Helsingør]], [[Denmark]] ...litary pressure from [[Nazi Germany]], and like the [[Polish government in exile]], to try to survive in some fashion during the war years to come.