Transcribing the Past

  La ĉefurbo de Ukrainio en pli paca epoko. Declaration of SAT against the war in Ukraine The SAT Executive Committee, and the organising committee of the 95th SAT Congress, which was to be held in Moscow this year, issued a joint statement on the war in Ukraine. Libera Folio publishes its text. Joint declaration of the SAT Executive Committee and the organising committee of the 95th SAT Congress, which was to be held this year in Moscow.  The Congressional Organising Committee for the 95th Congress of SAT, together with the Executive Committee, states that due to the impossibility of holding a SAT congress in a warring country, the congress will not be able to take place this year. We condemn the aggression of the current Russian government against the Ukrainian people. We support the anti-war movement in Russia and Esperantists, workers, students and people who are helping the civilians of Ukraine. Diplomacy worldwide must be used to end the war and not escalate the conflic...

           La Angla Traduko Thiery: Hello everyone, especially the viewers of EsKu, our now very popular channel about Esperanto culture. If you've discovered this video series for the first time then you can subscribe to our channel using the "subscribe" button below. Having done that, then you will not miss any of our future videos. What is the subject of today's talk Pascal? Your previous two talks, videos 35 and 37 sketched out the development of the Neutral* part of the movement between the First and Second World Wars. I believe you will now go on to explain the development of the Workers Esperanto movement in the same period as you hinted you would at the end of video 37. Pascal: Greetings dear viewers of EsKu. You are right about today's subject Thierry. The interwar period between 1920 and 1940 was a time rich with experiences and changes for both flanks of the Esperanto movement. Allow me to summarize the main parts again, as I'm not c...