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Česky: Mezinárodní jazyk pro Rusy – první učebnice esperanta.

English: The International Language for Russians—the first textbook of Esperanto.

Esperanto: La Internacia Lingvo por Rusoj – la unua lernolibro de Esperanto.

Italiano: La lingua internazionale per russi – ovvero il primo testo didattico di esperanto.

Русский: Международный языкъ por Rusoj – первый учебник эсперанто.

Date

1887

Source

Дръ. Эсперанто. Международный языкъ : Предисловіе : Полный учебникъ por Rusoj. Варшава, 1887.

Author

Ludoviko Lazaro ZAMENHOF

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