Esperanto Movement Activities
Since 1998 La Ondo de Esperanto has supervised the Esperantist of the Year Award, and has helped to arrange various Esperanto meetings in Russia and Eastern Europe. The publication also organizes annual photographic and literary competitions. Editor Aleksander Korĵenkov and publisher Halina Gorecka travel regularly to various European countries to lecture.
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