ESPERANTO: AKBAR. ORIENTA ROMANO [AKBAR. ORIENTAL NOVEL].

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Den Haag: Internacia Cseh-Instituto de Esperanto 1936. An Esperanto translation of a Dutch novel 1872 Akbar. Oosterse roman in a stunning art deco binding, was translated by Julia Isbrücker and J. R. G. Isbrücker in Cseh method in 1936. - This is a second end improved translation to Esperanto of a Dutch novel by Petrus Abraham Samuel van Limburg Brouwer (1829 - 1873), about Abu'l-Fath Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar (1542 1605), popularly known as Akbar or Akbar the Great, the third Mughal emperor, who reigned from 1556 to 1605. The first edition of the novel in Dutch was published in 1872 and the first Esperanto translation was made in 1923 by Jan Ziermans. This is a second, improved and shorter translation from 1936. The translation was made by Julia Isbrücker and J. R. G. Isbrücker, who in 1930 founded the International Cseh Institute of Esperanto together with Andreo Cseh (1895-1979). The institure moved to the Hague in 1933 and is today known as Andreo Cseh House. The Isbrückers and Cseh were one of the founders of 1930 learning and translation techniquo. In 1942, during WWII, when Esperanto was forbidden by the Nazis, they founded an underground group Universala Ligo. We could only trace seven examples in libraries worldwide. References: OCLC 311167681 and 29199514. N° de ref. del artículo 65482

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