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Kudna (Arabic: كُدنة, also
known to the
Crusaders as Kidna) was a
Palestinian Arab village,
located 25
kilometers northwest of Hebron.
Kudna was known...
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Kudna (Arabic: كودنة, also
transliterated Kodneh, Kudnah) is a
village in
southern Syria,
administratively part of the
Quneitra Governorate,
located south...
- 32°19′04″N 34°53′33″E / 32.31778°N 34.89250°E / 32.31778; 34.89250
Nordia Kudna Hebron 22
October 1948 522 15,744 Yoav
Rubble 31°38′42″N 34°53′40″E / 31...
- al-Sharqiya–Ayn Qadi Beer Ajam
Ghadir al-Bustan
Hader Hajja Khan
Arnabah Kudna Kum al-Basha Kum al-Wasiyya–Marj
Barghut Jabah Jubata al-Khashab Maalaqah...
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villages and
others in the vicinity,
including al-Rafid,
Ghadir al-Bustan,
Kudna, al-Muallaqa and Saida, were
inhabited by the Nu'aym, a
Bedouin tribe established...
- the
Quneitra Governorate,
which spans the
Golan Heights, are al-Rafid,
Kudna, al-Muallaqa, al-Qasibah, al-Asbah, al-Asha, Saida,
Ghadir al-Bustan, al-Amudiyah...
- Bayt
Nattif al-Dawayima (Amatzya) Deir al-Dubban (Luzit) Dayr
Nakhkhas Kudna (Beit Nir)
Mughallis (Gefen) al-Qubayba (Lachish) Ra'na (Gal On) Tell es-Safi...
- Boku Madaki; Boku Sarki; Domi
Primary School;
Kofar Gidan Madaki Tufa;
Kudna Primary School; Tufa
Primary School I; Tufa
Primary School II; Tufa Loli...
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Hatzair on land that
belonged to the depo****ted
Palestinian village of
Kudna. It was
named for Max Bodenheimer, a
prominent German Zionist (Boden means...
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Fowlers Bay and the Head of the
Bight area. In June 1865 he went from the
Kudna rock hole to the
northern edge of the
Nullarbor after six days of travelling...
