Druzhina (disambiguation)
- Druzhina (disambiguation)
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Druzhina may refer to:
- Druzhina, in the history of early East Slavs was a detachment of select troops in personal service of a chieftain, later knyaz
- Druzhina, Sakha Republic, a village in the Sakha Republic, Russia, a port on the Indigirka River
- Voluntary People's Druzhina, a public organization in the Soviet Union aimed at maintenance of public order and struggle with hooliganism, similar to Neighborhood Watch
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