Zamenhof

Lazarus Ludwig . 1859--1917, Polish oculist; invented Esperanto

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Construction work for removing the heat distribution network and connections heating network of low parameters (for outdoor installation receiving) remaining after liquidation of the node group Zamenhof 8 Project Replacing exchanger station group for individual heating substations together with modernization of municipal heating network in areas of dense multifamily m .

Zamenhof that states: "the creation of a universal language was an obvious idea in Bialystok, which in the second half of the 19th century was populated mostly by Jews, as well as Poles, Russians, Germans, and in a smaller number Belarusians, Tatars and Lithuanians".

Processes of collective memory in culturally heterogeneous cities on the examples of Bialystok and Lublin/Kolektyvines atminties procesai kulturiskai heterogeniskuose miestuose: balstoges ir liublino atvejai

28) A self-described idealist, Zamenhof sought to provide

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Zamenhof intended Esperanto as a common language that would unite people of different cultures.

Educators revive history of Poland's Jews

Zamenhof too wished to build a universal language, but his motives were not related to the discovery of truth; he confronted the problem of Babel: the problem of the diversity of natural languages among national, ethnic, and cultural groups.

Leibniz to Lakoff: language as instrument for peace

All this is set sweetly and hilariously against a historical backdrop of Esperanto, the real-life, utopian and slightly nerdy language that Ludwig Lazarus Zamenhof (who becomes a character in the play) invented in the 19th century to help bring about world peace.

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Yet when Stavans writes about Zamenhof, the inventor of Esperanto, born in Bialystok, he says he was born to "parents of Lithuanian Jewish descent" (p.

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Zamenhof, generated an awful lot of malicious search results -- taking visitors to dodgy advertisements or pages that tried to trick visitors into thinking their computers were infected and paying for fake antivirus software.

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Zamenhof Day--The most widely celebrated day in Esperanto culture, celebrating the birthday of Esperanto creator Ludwik Zamenhof.

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She then heads off to Poland for the 94th Esperanto World Congress, in Bialystok, birth-placof Esperanto creator Ludovic Zamenhof.

Couple speaking language of love! ROMANCE: Wedding bells chime for pair brought together by Esperanto

The day culminated with a presentation on famous Polish figures and the language of Esperanto which was created by Polish linguist Ludwig Zamenhof.

Culture day to inspire language learning; Schools report

19) Vischer, E, S Zamenhof and E Chargaff, 'Microbial nucleic acids: the desoxypentose nucleic acids of avain tubercule bacilli and yeast', Journal of Biological Chemistry, vol, 177, no.

Zippers, scissors and xeroxes: from unravelling the double helix to reading the blueprint

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