Adolf Holzhaus

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Adolf Holzhaus (1892–1982) was an Esperantist and historian of the Esperanto movement.

Works

• 1969:Doktoro kaj lingvo ESPERANTO (1969) eldonis Fondumo Esperanto
• 1971/1973: Wilhelm Heinrich Trompeter. Biografio de la unua mecenato de Esperanto eldonis Esperanto-Ligo en Israelo 1971, 2-a eld 1973
• 1973:Granda Galerio Zamenhofa 1. Helsinki: Fondumo Esperanto 1973 (kolekto de 952 fotoj pri L.L. Zamenhof kaj ties familio kun klarigoj). Boris Kolker jugxis je 2004-04-16: "Valorega kolekto, kiun eldonigis la kompilinto per sia modesta pensio. Alte rekomendinda."
• 1975: Zamenhof; Leteroj. Helsinki:Fondumo Esperanto 1975.
• 1978: Granda Galerio Zamenhofa 2. Helsinki: Fondumo Esperanto 1978

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