A Blind Esperantist's Trip to Finland and Sweden, to Attend the Fourteenth International Esperanto Congress
The narrator recounts travel to attend an international Esperanto congress in Finland and Sweden, describing the voyage by ship, life aboard, and reception on arrival; arrangements for blind delegates, social events, meetings, concerts, theatre, and national dances; observations of local customs, food, architecture, and musical traditions including performances of the Kalevala, choir singing, and a Finnish play in Esperanto; excursions to towns, visits to a blind school, and practical details about hotels, transport, and hospitality, interwoven with reflections on the congenial international fellowship among Esperantists.
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The narrator recounts travel to attend an international Esperanto congress in Finland and Sweden, describing the voyage by ship, life aboard, and reception on arrival; arrangements for blind delegates, social events, meetings, concerts, theatre, and national dances; observations of local customs, food, architecture, and musical traditions including performances of the Kalevala, choir singing, and a Finnish play in Esperanto; excursions to towns, visits to a blind school, and practical details about hotels, transport, and hospitality, interwoven with reflections on the congenial international fellowship among Esperantists.
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