Titlebook: Dangerous Language — Esperanto and the Decline of Stalinism; Ulrich Lins Textbook 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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Decibel

The Needs of the Presentway from the priority of socialist construction paralleled this campaign and soon began to supersede it. Such a view continued in force in the first years after Stalin’s death (in March 1953), until the inhibiting effect of propaganda against foreign enemies began to wear off.

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Capitulate

The Events of 1937–38to surface. In 1965 the first witness to the persecutions succeeded in fleeing to the West: the Russian actor Nikolai Rytkov, known for his portrayal of the role of Lenin. From the country itself, up until 1987–88 there was not even official confirmation that Esperanto had been suppressed.

遺傳

After the Second World War: The Great Silence in Eastern Europen of fascism seemed to signal a new dawn also for the ideal of a common language. But, as the suffocating atmosphere of Stalinism continued its spread across Eastern Europe, the Esperanto spring in these countries, having barely blossomed, came to an abrupt end.

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