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Occidentalist may
refer to:
Supporter of the
international auxiliary language Occidental, also...
- a
Swiss insurance company Helvetia (magazine),
periodical for
Swiss Occidentalists Helvetia (ship, 1875), a
paddle steamer that
operated on Lake Zurich...
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languages in
Germany was
particularly damaging as this was
where most
Occidentalists lived at the time. The
inability to
accept payment for subscriptions...
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Interlingue and
Interlingua Journals and
magazines Cosmoglotta • IE
Munde Occidentalists Ric
Berger • Karl
Janotta •
Jacob Linzbach •
Alphonse Matejka • Heinrich...
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discussions started among Occidentalists about whether to
change the name of the language. Ric Berger, a
leading Occidentalist from Switzerland,
cited reports...
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky and Leo
Tolstoy praised it, but on the
other hand,
Occidentalists, such as
Nikolai Kareev,
Pavel Milyukov (1859-1943) and
Nikolai Mikhailovsky...
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Robert Hörbiger and
Alfred also
contributed to
Cosmoglotta and were
Occidentalists. Two of Hörbiger's sons, Paul and Attila, were matinée
idols in the...
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languages in
Germany was
particularly damaging as this was
where most
Occidentalists lived at the time. The
inability to
accept payment for subscriptions...
- and
likely his brother, Alfred. Hörbiger had been
mentioned as an
Occidentalist as
early as a 1927
edition of Cosmoglotta; In 1929 and in 1937, he was...
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example wearing the Ido star to an
Esperanto Congress, and
later an
Occidentalist tilde to an
Idist meeting.
Joining the
Occidental movement in 1928,...
