Esperanto Publications
In 1929 he wrote the textbook Teorio de Esperanto (~Theory of Esperanto) and a year later also the textbook Esperanto por laboristoj (~Esperanto for Workers). Vladimir Varankin was elected from the beginning a member of the board of secretaries, later director of the organizational department, vice president and finally general secretary of the All-Russia committee of SEU. He became a full fledged member of the Language commission at SEU and member of the Language committee at the Akademio de Esperanto (~Academy of Esperanto).
In 1932 in Nova Etapo (~New Stage) the appeared several chapters from Metropoliteno under the title Barikadoj (~barricades).
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