Titlebook: Dangerous Language — Esperanto under Hitler and Stalin; Ulrich Lins Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Ludwik

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Classification and Sources of InfectionsLichterfelde, will help us to reconstruct the tactics employed by the regime in its anti-Esperanto policy and also to discover how it reacted to attempts to create a kind of symbiosis between Esperanto and National Socialism.

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The Emergence of Esperantoving in the Russian Empire, whose four million Jewish inhabitants made up about half of worldwide Jewry. This population continued to suffer discrimination to a degree that the majority of their fellows in Western Europe already regarded as a thing of the past. Zamenhof’s birthplace was Bia?ystok, w

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The Rise of a New Enemye creation of the Weimar Republic, the idea of an international neutral language attracted more and more adherents among Germans. The collapse of German military ambitions strengthened, particularly among the workers, a desire to overcome the barriers of self-isolation and great-power arrogance. Thr

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‘An Ally of World Jewry’lained how their actions so compromised the politically neutral GEA that it degenerated into an association overtly dedicated to the ideology of the Nazis. We can now turn to, among other sources, the papers of the State Secret Police. These papers, preserved in the German Federal Archive in Berlin-

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