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Book 2016 to national conflicts and a path to a more tolerant world. The chapters in this volume chart the emergence of Esperanto as an answer to a widespread democratic desire for direct person-to-person international communication regardless of political boundaries. Its early success was limited, mostly be

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Finding a Place for Esperanto in the Soviet Uniono access to archival material generated by the authorities responsible for the suppression. Until 1988, the topic went unmentioned in the Soviet Union, and so researchers had to be content with the limited documentation available to them—documentation so limited that it was difficult indeed to gain a clear understanding of Esperanto‘s fortunes.

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Timothy R. Deer MD,C. Douglas Stewarty of informed people, was compromised by the sudden rise of the language project Volapük in the 1880s and its equally sudden fall. Consequently, public disillusionment, commercial and scientific skepticism and the indifference or mockery of the linguistic establishment were the principal obstacles confronting the first adepts of Esperanto.