"L'espéranto, c'est le plus sûr, le plus rapide véhicule de la civilisation !".
" The Esperanto, it is the surest, the fastest vehicle of the civilization! " (Jules Verne). The Espéranto-Limousin association proposes from Monday, November 12th and until 14, in Limoges (France), a bilingual exhibition French-Esperanto, on the wealth of Jules Verne's universe. The occasion to remind that if, in some months near, Jules Verne cannot assist the first congress Esperantist who took place in Boulogne-sur-Mer (France) from 7 till 12 August 1905, he was nevertheless Honorary president of the group Esperantist of Amiens and did not hesitate to express his sympathy and his support for this universal language. As show of it the quotation above, extracted from "Voyages d'études", his ultimate unfinished novel, and also the famous photo (above), for which he rests with a brochure on which we see the emblem of the Esperanto : the star in five branches.
Jules Verne
L'association Espéranto-Limousin propose à partir de lundi 12 novembre et jusqu'au 14, à la salle du temps-libre, à Limoges (87), une exposition bilingue français-espéranto, sur la richesse de l'univers de Jules Verne. L'occasion de rappeler que si, à quelques mois près, celui-ci n'eut pas le temps d'assister au premier congrès espérantiste qui se déroula à Boulogne-sur-Mer du 7 au 12 août 1905, il n'en fut pas moins Président d'honneur du groupe espérantiste d'Amiens et ne se priva pas d'exprimer sa sympathie et son soutien à cette langue universelle. En témoignent la citation ci-dessus, extraite de "Voyages d'études", son ultime roman inachevé, et aussi la célèbre photo ci-contre, pour laquelle il pose avec une brochure portant l'emblème bien visible de l'espéranto : l'étoile à cinq branches.
" The Esperanto, it is the surest, the fastest vehicle of the civilization! " (Jules Verne). The Espéranto-Limousin association proposes from Monday, November 12th and until 14, in Limoges (France), a bilingual exhibition French-Esperanto, on the wealth of Jules Verne's universe. The occasion to remind that if, in some months near, Jules Verne cannot assist the first congress Esperantist who took place in Boulogne-sur-Mer (France) from 7 till 12 August 1905, he was nevertheless Honorary president of the group Esperantist of Amiens and did not hesitate to express his sympathy and his support for this universal language. As show of it the quotation above, extracted from "Voyages d'études", his ultimate unfinished novel, and also the famous photo (above), for which he rests with a brochure on which we see the emblem of the Esperanto : the star in five branches.
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