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Central European Jamboree

Field	Value
name	Central European Jamboree
status	Active
genre	Jamboree
date
begins
ends
frequency	Bi-annually
location	Czech Republic
Hungary
Poland
Slovakia
coordinates
years_active
first	1931 (revitalised in 1997)
founder_name
last
organised
sponsor
website

Hungary Poland Slovakia

The Central European Jamboree is a Scouting jamboree for Scouts of Central European nations.

History

In 1931 a camp was held in Prague called Camp of Slavic Scouts, with participants from throughout Europe. Four years later, in 1935, the Central European Jamboree was organised in Spała, Poland. After a 50-year-long break, Czech Scouts came up with the idea to revitalise these meetings.

List of events

Badge	Logo	Year	Event name	Location	Host city	Theme	Attendance	Note
		1931	Camp of Slavic Scouts	Prague	Czechoslovakia
[[File:1935 Central European Jamboree Spała ZHP.png	20px]]		1935	Jubilee Jamboree of Polish Scouting and Guiding Association	Spała	Poland
		1997	Fénix	Prague	Czech Republic
		1998	Eurocor	Žarnovica	Slovakia
		1999	San '99	Sanok	Poland
		2001	Carpathia 2001	Csobánka	Hungary	Closer to each other	1000
		2004	Tatracor	Tatranská Lomnica	Slovakia	Reach the Top	2000
		2006	Orbis 2006	Brno	Czech Republic	Many cultures - one world	3000
		2008	Silesia 2008	Chorzów	Poland	Discover new world	1400
		2010	ConCordia 2010	Budapest	Hungary	Many Hearts, One Beat
		2012	11th Central European Jamboree	Liptovský Mikuláš	Slovakia	Experience Elements	1000
		2014	12th Central European Jamboree	Doksy	Czech Republic	Prepared for the future	1012
		2016	13th Central European Jamboree	Wrocław	Poland	Art of Scouting	Archive.org]])
		2018	14th Central European Jamboree	Szalki Island (Dunaújváros)	Hungary	Scouting on new waves		700
		2022	15th Central European Jamboree "Iris"	Prague	Czech Republic	Palette of the world		(moved to 2022 because of the EuroJam2020)
		2024	16th Central European Jamboree	Drienok - Mošovce	Slovakia

Gallery

Orbis 2006 - 8th Central European Jamboree.JPG|Orbis 2006 - 8th Central European Jamboree (camp) Orbis 2006 - 8th Central European Jamboree(1).jpg|Orbis 2006 - 8th Central European Jamboree (banner) Orbis 2006 - 8th Central European Jamboree(2).jpg|Orbis 2006 - 8th Central European Jamboree (representation of Harcerski Klub Turystyczny "Azymut" - Swarzędz - Poland)

References

[http://www.orbis2006.cz/english/2_motto.php Motto of Orbis 2006] {{Webarchive. link. (2006-03-13 , Orbis 2006)
[http://natropie.zhp.pl/index.php/central-european-jamboree-czechy-2014/ Central European Jamboree – Czechy 2014]
"Central European Jamboree Polska 2016 | World Scouting".
[http://cej2016.pl/1800-scouts-came-to-wroclaw/ 1800 scouts came to Wroclaw!] (Offline; [https://web.archive.org/web/20161018090257/http://cej2016.pl/1800-scouts-came-to-wroclaw/ backup link] on [[Internet Archive. Archive.org]])
[https://www.facebook.com/pg/cej18/events/?ref=page_internal Central European Jamboree 2018]
mafián, Marián Lezo -. (2018-03-07). "Stredoeurópske jamboree na Slovensku bude v roku 2024! - Skaut a Médium". Skaut a Médium.
"List Przewodniczącego i Naczelnika ZHP". Związek Harcerstwa Polskiego.

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