Esperanto is much easier to lean than other languages, especially English, with only 16 rules of grammar that really do cover everything. Anyone can learn the basics in a couple weeks.

Esperanto may be "quixotic," but so are most of the good ideas humankind has produced. Also quixotic was resisting and outfoxing a huge and ruthless Nazi army, as the Soros family bravely did.

People are pictured studying Esperanto in the library of the Chateau de Gresillon in Saint-Martin-d'Arce, France Frank Perry/AFP When an obscure Polish Jewish eye-doctor, Ludovic Lazarus Zamenhof ...

G.Stan Lenko, Vancouver,CANADA 2010-12-13. Whatever happened to Esperanto, which was very popular in the 1930's, and touted as the easy to learn "universal language"? You never hear of it now!

Always keen to garner recognition from the outside world, the PLO issued a leaflet in Esperanto in the 1970s. Before the first Arab-Israeli war of 1948-49, Esperanto speakers from Egypt and Palestine ...