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A warm holiday greeting opens this lively edition, reminding readers that the Esperanto community is thriving with ambition and shared purpose. The editorial team presents the issue as a collective gift, emphasizing solidarity, financial stability, and a moral foundation that sustains their literary aspirations. Their message conveys confidence that a serious Esperanto publication can stand alongside national journals.

The heart of the issue is a richly detailed tribute to the Hungarian poet Sándor Petőfi, whose brief but brilliant career still inspires generations. The article sketches his tumultuous path—from rebellious schoolboy to military officer, from wandering poet to national hero—while highlighting the passionate themes that run through his most beloved verses. Readers are invited to feel Petőfi’s zeal for freedom, his love of the countryside, and his restless quest for artistic immortality.

Beyond the essay, the magazine offers a selection of essays, reviews, and poetry that reflect the vibrant cultural dialogue of early‑1920s Esperanto circles. It invites listeners to explore a moment when language, art, and idealism converged in a shared literary adventure.

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