Moscow Literature Esperanto Club

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Moscow Literature Esperanto Club

Summary

Moscow Literature Esperanto Club is an Esperanto club[1].

Key Facts

  • Moscow Literature Esperanto Club is in the country of Soviet Union[2].
  • Moscow Literature Esperanto Club's instance of is recorded as Esperanto club[3].
  • Moscow Literature Esperanto Club's chairperson is recorded as Vladimir Samodai[4].
  • Moscow Literature Esperanto Club's chairperson is recorded as Nikolay Gudskov[5].
  • Moscow Literature Esperanto Club's chairperson is recorded as Valentin Melnikov[6].
  • +1990-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Moscow Literature Esperanto Club[7].

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Founding

+1990-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Moscow Literature Esperanto Club[7].

Leadership

Chairpersons include Vladimir Samodai[4], an Esperantist[8], 1935–2021[9], of Russia[10], awarded the Honorary Member of the World Esperanto Association[11]; Nikolay Gudskov[5], an Esperantist[12], b. 1953[13], of Russia[14], specialised in history of philosophy[15]; and Valentin Melnikov[6], a poet[16], b. 1957[17], of Soviet Union[18], awarded the Fine Arts Competitions of UEA[19], specialised in poetry[20].

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Class ancestry

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