Association of Tens: Revision history

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• curprev 09:2009:20, 19 September 2025 Project Herzl talk contribs 1,948 bytes +1,948 Created page with "Tens Association An association of workers from the first immigration, who worked in the Rehovot settlment. Founded by Aharon Eisenberg in 1891 as “Brothers Association” (Agudat Ha’aḥim) and later called the “Association of the Tens” (Agudat Ha‘asarot). It was a secret association of “the most educated and good among the workers, who would be the ones who would organize and be responsible for managing the rest of the workers and joint..."