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Local internationalists: Polish and Central European Esperantist networks between the local, national, and global, c. 1890s-1910s
Marcel Koschek
School of History
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Warsaw
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1910s
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Transnational
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1890s
100%
Esperantists
100%
Esperanto movement
66%
supporters
33%
First World War
33%
Spatial
33%
International community
33%
Medical practitioners
33%
Doctoral thesis
33%
Anchoring
33%
Cityscape
33%
Medical journals
33%
Medicine
33%
Entanglement
33%
Community languages
33%
caesura
33%
Trade Association
33%
Social Sciences
Polish
100%
First World War
33%
Medical Association
33%
Medical Science
33%
Trade Association
33%