L. L. Zamenhof (4713 bytes)
1: ...nish language|Spanish]] and [[Lithuanian language|Lithuanian]].
3: [[Image:Zamenhof.gif|framed|right|L. L. Zamenhof]]
5: ...ation tool between people of different ethnic and linguistic backgrounds.
7: ...e international language must have relatively simple grammar with a wide use of suffixes to make new ...
9: ...inued to work on his project of the international language.

Lydia Zamenhof (8657 bytes)
1: ...capturée à Varsovie et mourut dans le camp de Treblinka en 42.
3: ...nto). Wendy's book remains the fullest account of Lidia to date.
4: ...rsal outlook called "homaranismo," meaning literally in Esperanto "human-group-member-ism."
5: ...rtha, the Baha'i movement was the 'Esperanto of religions'.
6: ...ar much better source of world citizenship and world vision than they have been.

Zamenhof Day (928 bytes)
1: ...s the most widely celebrated day in [[Esperanto culture]].
3: ...g a new book or in some way celebrate [[Esperanto literature]] on that day.
6: [[eo:Zamenhofa Tago]]

Pra-Esperanto (2951 bytes)
1: ...Zamenhof]] prior to the publication of his [[Unua Libro de Esperanto]].
3: ...lled his language "Lingwe Uniwersala" ("universal language").
5: ...81]]. Bravely, he restarted work to prepare a new language textbook.
7: ...nguage from [[1878]], from an early [[song]] that Zamenhof composed:
9: Malamikete de las nacjes, Enmity of the nations,

Conlanger (1605 bytes)
1: ...L. L. Zamenhof]]. One of the few professional conlangers is [[Marc Okrand]].
3: ===Professional Conlangers===
4: Conlangers who have been hired to create languages.
6: * Reverend [[William Fulco]]
9: ===Published International-Auxiliary Conlangers===

Unua Libro (2960 bytes)
1: [[eo:Unua Libro]]
2: ... and the title Esperanto stuck as the name of the language which, in Esperanto, means "one who hopes....
4: ...wing <i>(shown here in intentionally literal translation)</i>:
6: <blockquote>
7: ...ded to keep imitating as much as possible that style, which is found in the works of the creator of E...

U-breve (1946 bytes)
1: {{wrongtitle|title=Ŭ}}
2: ...is written in the [[Cyrillic alphabet]], the same letter is written as /ў/.
4: ...anguage|Korean]] uses "ŭ" to signify the vowel "ɯ".
7: ...IPA]], and was originally meant to indicate a doubled u, or [[w]], sound.
9: The Esperanto letter was derived from Belarusian, which can be inferred from these observat...

List of Bahá'ís (1238 bytes)
1: Central Figures of the [[Bahá'í Faith]]
3: *[[Bahá'u'lláh]]
5: *[[`Abdu'l-Bahá]]
8: Central Institution of the Bahá'í Faith
9: *[[Universal House of Justice]]

Edgar de Wahl (1589 bytes)
1: ...life in the [[Estonia]]n city of [[Tallinn]] (Reval).
3: ...of the ideal form of an [[international auxiliary language]].
5: ...entered in [[Switzerland]]. The last years of his life were spent in a sanatorium in Estonia, where h...
7: (The name of Occidental was changed to [[Interlingue]] in [[1949]].)
9: [[Category:1867 births|Wahl, Edgar de]]

Esperanto culture (3631 bytes)
1: ...right|250px|Participants at Esperanto international youth conference]]
2: ...e world using services like the [[Esperanto Pen Pal Service]].
4: ...cluding [[Incubus (movie)|Incubus]] starring [[William Shatner]].
6: ... living in an Esperanto-speaking home with Eugene Lanti of the Esperanto-based organization [[Sennaci...
8: ...he ''[[World Congress of Esperanto]]'' ''(Universala Kongreso de Esperanto)''.

Asher Ginsberg (925 bytes)
1: ... people'', compare with [[L.L. Zamenhof]]'s [[Unuel]]), was one of the great pre-state [[Zionism|Zion...
3: == External links ==
5: === General links ===
6: .../www.us-israel.org/jsource/biography/ahad_haam.html Biography]
11: ...://www.geocities.com/Vienna/6640/zion/wrongway.html "The Wrong Way"] (1889)

List of winter festivals (2932 bytes)
1: ...]] for more information about Christmas specifically.
3: Holidays are listed in chronological order under each heading.
5: ==Celtic==
7: *[[Imbolc]] [[February 1]] - first day of spring
10: *[[Dong zhi]] - [[Winter solstice]]

Boulogne-sur-Mer (1064 bytes)
1: ...''. It is located by the [[English Channel]]. Population (1999): 45,508.
5: ...iddle Ages]] it was the centre of a [[Count of Boulogne|namesake county]].
7: ... Congress]] was held in Boulogne-sur-Mer. [[L. L. Zamenhof]], the creator of Esperanto, was among the attend...
9: ==External link==
10: ...[http://www.ville-boulogne-sur-mer.fr/ City council website] (in French)

Oomoto (3197 bytes)
1: ...e 2001, the movement has been guided by its fifth leader, [[Kurenai Deguchi]].
3: ...[[Esperanto]], and around 1,000 are fluent in the language.
5: ...Messiah]] or [[Maitreya]], who would unify the world. From 1935 to 1942 the movement experienced seve...
7: ...a large park that includes offices, schools, a publishing house, and shrines.
9: ...world by art, and believe that art brings humans closer to the divine,

1859 in literature (1523 bytes)
1: ...859]], [[1860 in literature]], [[list of years in literature]].
5: ...n [[Britain]] and was consequently withdrawn from libraries.
9: *''[[Adam Bede]]'' - [[George Eliot]]
10: *''[[Les Amants]]'' - [[Hector Malot]]
11: *''[[Dora Deane]]'' - [[Mary Jane Holmes]]

Esperanto history (6661 bytes)
1: ...izable by the most speakers of the most number of languages.
3: ...m this base, Esperanto evolved naturally into the language spoken today.
5: ...ge]] was losing its position as the international language and saw Esperanto as a threat.
7: ...ewish]] [[diaspora]]. Stalin declared it as "the language of spies."
9: === Timeline of Esperanto, with particular focus on Esperanto Youth ===

La Espero (2940 bytes)
1: ...g to [[music]] composed by [[Félicien Menu de Ménil]].
3: [http://www.wikipedia.com/upload/LaEspero.MP3 Listen to MP3 audio] by the [[Esperanto music|Esper...
4: You may also [[Media:LaEspero.mid|listen to MIDI audio]] of the anthem.
6: <table cellpadding="9" width="100%">
8: === La Espero ===

Powazki Cemetery (5970 bytes)
2: ... the [[Nazis]] during [[World War II]], the [[Battle of Warsaw]] and the [[September Campaign]].
4: ...epict the different styles of architecture and sculpture at various times in history.
6: ...i cemetery, all the graves are decorated with candles.
8: ...the graves are marked only by the number of the Polish Red Cross identification number.
10: ...ring [[World War II]] and the [[Warsaw Uprising]] located in the cemetery.

List of people by name: Za (4733 bytes)
1: {{List of people Z}}
4: *[[Charlie Zaa|Zaa, Charlie]], (born 1978), Colombian singer
5: *[[Natan Ilyich Zabara|Zabara, Natan Ilyich]] (1908-1975), Ukrainian author
6: *[[Karl Eduard Zachariae|Zachariae, Karl Eduard]] (1812-1894), German [[jurist]]
7: *[[Zacharias of Alexandria]], (1004-1032), Coptic Pope

Esperanto as an international language (9602 bytes)
1: ...some of the most common criticisms of that proposal, and the main counter-arguments advanced by its s...
5: ===Neutrality===
6: ...tend to think of Esperanto as a modification of [[Latin]].
8: ...lar to some Asian languages than to Indo-European languages.
10: ...a large fraction of people outside Europe. See [[La Espero]], fifth stanza.

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