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English-language texts that deal with this website's subject matter in greater detail.

Texts are selected for their informational value. They need not necessarily reflect the views of the German-language Worker Esperanto Activists.

2022 SAT congress impacted by Ukraine War (G. Mickle)

SAT met once again on internet

SAT-Congress in 2020 Online (G. Mickle)

Congress in the year of the pandemic; see also the Declaration of the 2020 SAT Congress

The Rose of Fire proved unusually attractive (Group commissioned by the Pro-Esperanto Section of SAT)

report on the 2019 SAT Congress in Barcelona; see also the Declaration of the 2019 SAT Congress

International Esperanto Congress in Barcelona 2019

The upcoming SAT congress will take place from August 4-11

SAT membership facing the challenge of new communication technologies (group of congress participants)

report on the 2018 SAT Congress in Kragujevac (Serbia); see also the Declaration of the 2018 SAT Congress

A meeting-place for workers and progressive people where nationality doesn't matter (group of congress participants)

report on the 2009 SAT Congress in Milan; with the text of the Declaration of the 2009 SAT Congress

A World Conference of Workers without a Language Barrier – the 2008 SAT Congress in Kazanlak (Bulgaria) (group of congress participants)

with the text of the Declaration of the 2008 SAT Congress

[ Esperanto ]

World Anational Association (SAT)

SAT at 100 (Gary Mickle)

Features of SAT that remain up-to-date and SAT's place in the political history of Esperanto

Why is There a Workers' Esperanto Movement? (G. Mickle)

Esperanto, anationalism and the World Anational Association (SAT)

History of the Workers' Esperanto Movement

Letter to Albert Einstein (Eŭgeno Lanti)

Einstein was requested in 1923 (with positive result) to assume the honorary patronage of the 3rd SAT-Congress in Kassel (Germany). (from the Albert Einstein Archives, a collection of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem: https://ein-web.adlibhosting.com/aea/Details/archive/110006118)

Absolutism (Eŭgeno Lanti)

on Esperanto and the workers' movement – excerpt from a speech delivered in 1934

Esperanto and Anarchism (Will Firth)

The Place of Esperanto in the History of Ideas; Relevance of Esperanto within the Libertarian Spectrum