Esperanto: A Language of Resistance and Unity

This chapter examines the historical significance of Esperanto, focusing on its creator's struggle against censorship in Tsarist Russia and the language's perceived threats to authoritarian regimes. It highlights the persecution faced by Esperanto speakers under various dictatorial governments, illustrating how language can serve as a tool for both oppression and solidarity. The narrative also touches on Esperanto's unique role in media, military strategy during the Cold War, and its broader implications for global communication and community.