Taiwan Esperanto Association

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In the early 1930s the society was active in internationalist politics unrelated to Esperanto promotion. In 1932, for example, it attempted to publish an article in a leading paper condemning Japan's invasion of Manchuria; the article was censored by the Japanese authorities. In the following year it took part in an alliance to protest Adolf Hitler.

Publication:

Organized Study of Esperanto, a Textbook (in Japanese)

References

[Section from Ulrich Lins's book on Korean and Taiwanese Esperanto movements] (in Polish)

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