Esperanto Movement
Returning to Hungary after the war, he became one of the principal teachers of the Esperanto movement, organising newsgroups and literary evenings. In addition to working in his native Hungary, he organised courses in countries such as Estonia, Latvia, the Netherlands and France.
He was one of the principal writers for the Esperanto literary review Literatura Mondo until 1933.
His works reflect a slogan of his: Amo kreas pacon, Paco konservas homecon, Homeco estas plej alta idealismo. (Love creates peace, Peace preserves humanity, Humanity is the highest ideal.)
Several of his works were granted awards by the Academy of Esperanto and a number of his novels have been translated into several languages.
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