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	An '''international auxiliary language''' is an auxiliary [[language]] for communication between nations. A common example of an IAL is [[Esperanto]]; a more regional (or zonal) example is Interslavic.		An '''international auxiliary language''' is an auxiliary [[language]] for communication between nations. A common example of an IAL is [[Esperanto]]; a more regional (or zonal) example is Interslavic.

	The use and discussion of IALs have grown as a response to the controversial use of the [[English language]] and [[French language]] as auxiliary languages. These languages have colonial history and have been imposed on native populations. English also has a high ~~diffuclty~~, on par with [[Mandarin]].<ref>{{Web citation\|url=https://www.oxford-royale.com/articles/learning-english-hard/\|title= Why Is English So Hard to Learn?}}</ref>		The use and discussion of IALs have grown as a response to the controversial use of the [[English language]] and [[French language]] as auxiliary languages. These languages have colonial history and have been imposed on native populations. English also has a high difficulty, on par with [[Mandarin]].<ref>{{Web citation\|url=https://www.oxford-royale.com/articles/learning-english-hard/\|title= Why Is English So Hard to Learn?}}</ref>

	==History==		==History==

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	===Emergence===		===Emergence===

			IALs have formed since the 1500s, during the emergence of [[capitalism]]. The Philosophical language, for example, was developed in 1688.<ref>{{Citation\|title=An Essay Towards a Real Character, and a Philosophical Language\|title-url=https://archive.org/details/AnEssayTowardsARealCharacterAndAPhilosophicalLanguage/\|author=John Wilkins\|year=1668}}</ref>

	IALs began to notably emerge during the 1870s, when [[imperialism]] began to develop. The first notable IAL to develop was [[Volapük]] as it had a vast community; however it split due to the creator's lack of criticism. It was eventually displaced by Esperanto.		IALs began to notably emerge during the 1870s, when [[imperialism]] began to develop. The first notable IAL to develop was [[Volapük]] as it had a vast community; however it split due to the creator's lack of criticism. It was eventually displaced by Esperanto.

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	An '''international auxiliary language''' is an auxiliary [[language]] for communication between nations. A common example of an IAL is [[Esperanto]].		An '''international auxiliary language''' is an auxiliary [[language]] for communication between nations. A common example of an IAL is [[Esperanto]]; a more regional (or zonal) example is Interslavic.

			The use and discussion of IALs have grown as a response to the controversial use of the [[English language]] and [[French language]] as auxiliary languages. These languages have colonial history and have been imposed on native populations. English also has a high diffuclty, on par with [[Mandarin]].<ref>{{Web citation\|url=https://www.oxford-royale.com/articles/learning-english-hard/\|title= Why Is English So Hard to Learn?}}</ref>

	==History==		==History==
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	===Emergence===		===Emergence===

	IALs began to notably emerge during the 1870s, when [[imperialism]] began to develop. The first notable IAL to develop was [[Volapük]] as it had a ~~wide~~ community; however it split due to the creator's lack of criticism. It was eventually displaced by Esperanto.		IALs began to notably emerge during the 1870s, when [[imperialism]] began to develop. The first notable IAL to develop was [[Volapük]] as it had a vast community; however it split due to the creator's lack of criticism. It was eventually displaced by Esperanto.

	===Socialist Use===		===Socialist Use===

	IALs began to be used by [[Socialism\|socialists]] and [[communist]]s in the 1900s.<ref>{{Citation\|title-url=https://archive.org/stream/RuslandaEsperantisto_1905_n01_apr/RuslandaEsperantisto_1905_n01_apr_djvu.txt\|page=44\|title=Ruslanda Esperantisto\|year=1905\|quote=Hollando. Profesoro Domela Nieuwen- huis, partopreninta en Romo en socialisto kongreso, konvinkiĝis pri neceseco de neŭtrala lingvo por internacia popola partio. Estroj de loka Sociala pario jam komencis trarigarda- don kaj komparadon de ĉiuj ekzistantaj siste- moj de arta lingvo, por enksnduki la plejbonan en la komunan uzadon. Ortedoksa kristana partio ĉn sia ĵurnalo: „Mondbatalo“, elranta en Pur- merendo kaj predikanta vegetariecon kaj bibion, aminde cedis unu koloneton por ĉiama enpresado de esperanta teksto,}}</ref><ref>{{Citation\|page=139\|chapter=INTER SOCIALISTOJ\|quote=21—8 Junio de nuna jarcrestis sendita en 1 n- ternacian Socialistan Oficejon (Bu- reau Socialiste Internationale) en Bruxelles (Belgique) la sekvanta letero „La subskribintoj, aliĝintaj al Internacia Federacio de Laboristoj, petas de la Internacia Socialista Oficejo en Bruselo alprenon de iniernacia lingvo Esperanto, kiel oficiala lingvo de Internacia Federacio de Laboristoj, kaj uzadon de tiu ĉi lingvo por ĉiuj internaciaj cirkuleroj, sciigoj kaj kongresoj“\|title=Ruslanda Esperantisto\|title-url=https://archive.org/details/RuslandaEsperantisto_1905_n06_dec/page/138/mode/2up\|year=1905}}</ref>		IALs began to be used by [[Socialism\|socialists]] and [[communist]]s in the 1900s<ref>{{Citation\|title-url=https://archive.org/stream/RuslandaEsperantisto_1905_n01_apr/RuslandaEsperantisto_1905_n01_apr_djvu.txt\|page=44\|title=Ruslanda Esperantisto\|year=1905\|quote=Hollando. Profesoro Domela Nieuwen- huis, partopreninta en Romo en socialisto kongreso, konvinkiĝis pri neceseco de neŭtrala lingvo por internacia popola partio. Estroj de loka Sociala pario jam komencis trarigarda- don kaj komparadon de ĉiuj ekzistantaj siste- moj de arta lingvo, por enksnduki la plejbonan en la komunan uzadon. Ortedoksa kristana partio ĉn sia ĵurnalo: „Mondbatalo“, elranta en Pur- merendo kaj predikanta vegetariecon kaj bibion, aminde cedis unu koloneton por ĉiama enpresado de esperanta teksto,}}</ref><ref>{{Citation\|page=139\|chapter=INTER SOCIALISTOJ\|quote=21—8 Junio de nuna jarcrestis sendita en 1 n- ternacian Socialistan Oficejon (Bu- reau Socialiste Internationale) en Bruxelles (Belgique) la sekvanta letero „La subskribintoj, aliĝintaj al Internacia Federacio de Laboristoj, petas de la Internacia Socialista Oficejo en Bruselo alprenon de iniernacia lingvo Esperanto, kiel oficiala lingvo de Internacia Federacio de Laboristoj, kaj uzadon de tiu ĉi lingvo por ĉiuj internaciaj cirkuleroj, sciigoj kaj kongresoj“\|title=Ruslanda Esperantisto\|title-url=https://archive.org/details/RuslandaEsperantisto_1905_n06_dec/page/138/mode/2up\|year=1905}}</ref> to be able to communicate among language barriers and better implement [[proletarian internationalism]].

			In 1920 the [[Communist International (1919–1943)\|Communist International]] created an [[Esperanto Section of the Communist International\|Esperanto section]] and Ido section after some requests.

	~~In 1920 the~~ [[~~Communist International (1919–1943)\|Communist International~~]] ~~created~~ [[~~Esperanta Section of the Communist International\|Esperanto section~~]] ~~after some requests~~.		Some [[worker cooperative]]s, such as [[Interhelpo]], used IALs to ease communication with people who learned different national languages.

	===Oppression===		===Oppression===

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	IALs began to notably emerge during the 1870s, when [[imperialism]] began to develop. The first notable IAL to develop was [[Volapük]] as it had a wide community; however it split due to the creator's lack of criticism. It was eventually displaced by Esperanto.		IALs began to notably emerge during the 1870s, when [[imperialism]] began to develop. The first notable IAL to develop was [[Volapük]] as it had a wide community; however it split due to the creator's lack of criticism. It was eventually displaced by Esperanto.

			===Socialist Use===

			IALs began to be used by [[Socialism\|socialists]] and [[communist]]s in the 1900s.<ref>{{Citation\|title-url=https://archive.org/stream/RuslandaEsperantisto_1905_n01_apr/RuslandaEsperantisto_1905_n01_apr_djvu.txt\|page=44\|title=Ruslanda Esperantisto\|year=1905\|quote=Hollando. Profesoro Domela Nieuwen- huis, partopreninta en Romo en socialisto kongreso, konvinkiĝis pri neceseco de neŭtrala lingvo por internacia popola partio. Estroj de loka Sociala pario jam komencis trarigarda- don kaj komparadon de ĉiuj ekzistantaj siste- moj de arta lingvo, por enksnduki la plejbonan en la komunan uzadon. Ortedoksa kristana partio ĉn sia ĵurnalo: „Mondbatalo“, elranta en Pur- merendo kaj predikanta vegetariecon kaj bibion, aminde cedis unu koloneton por ĉiama enpresado de esperanta teksto,}}</ref><ref>{{Citation\|page=139\|chapter=INTER SOCIALISTOJ\|quote=21—8 Junio de nuna jarcrestis sendita en 1 n- ternacian Socialistan Oficejon (Bu- reau Socialiste Internationale) en Bruxelles (Belgique) la sekvanta letero „La subskribintoj, aliĝintaj al Internacia Federacio de Laboristoj, petas de la Internacia Socialista Oficejo en Bruselo alprenon de iniernacia lingvo Esperanto, kiel oficiala lingvo de Internacia Federacio de Laboristoj, kaj uzadon de tiu ĉi lingvo por ĉiuj internaciaj cirkuleroj, sciigoj kaj kongresoj“\|title=Ruslanda Esperantisto\|title-url=https://archive.org/details/RuslandaEsperantisto_1905_n06_dec/page/138/mode/2up\|year=1905}}</ref>

			In 1920 the [[Communist International (1919–1943)\|Communist International]] created [[Esperanta Section of the Communist International\|Esperanto section]] after some requests.

	===Oppression===		===Oppression===

	IALs were banned in [[Nazi Germany]] after a June 6 1936 decree, targeting Esperanto, ~~due~~ to [[~~reactionary~~]] [[nationalism]].<ref>[https://invenio.bundesarchiv.de/invenio/direktlink/cb4ef98e-0e0a-4fc6-bb11-af8e86a9baaa/ The decree of 6 June 1936, signed on Himmler’s behalf by Dr. Werner Best, Heydrich’s deputy: Bundesarchiv, R 58/7421, fol. 204–5.]</ref>		IALs were banned in [[German Reich (1933–1945)\|Nazi Germany]] after a June 6 1936 decree, targeting Esperanto, to defend [[bourgeois]] [[nationalism]].<ref>[https://invenio.bundesarchiv.de/invenio/direktlink/cb4ef98e-0e0a-4fc6-bb11-af8e86a9baaa/ The decree of 6 June 1936, signed on Himmler’s behalf by Dr. Werner Best, Heydrich’s deputy: Bundesarchiv, R 58/7421, fol. 204–5.]</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	An '''international auxiliary language''' is an auxiliary language for communication between nations. A common example of an IAL is [[Esperanto]].		An '''international auxiliary language''' is an auxiliary [[language]] for communication between nations. A common example of an IAL is [[Esperanto]].

	==History==		==History==

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	[[Category:International ~~Auxiliary Languages~~]]		[[Category:International auxiliary languages]]

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	==History==		==History==

			===Emergence===

			IALs began to notably emerge during the 1870s, when [[imperialism]] began to develop. The first notable IAL to develop was [[Volapük]] as it had a wide community; however it split due to the creator's lack of criticism. It was eventually displaced by Esperanto.

	===Oppression===		===Oppression===

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	IALs were banned in [[Nazi Germany]] after a June 6 1936 decree, targeting Esperanto, due to [[reactionary]] [[nationalism]].<ref>[https://invenio.bundesarchiv.de/invenio/direktlink/cb4ef98e-0e0a-4fc6-bb11-af8e86a9baaa/ The decree of 6 June 1936, signed on Himmler’s behalf by Dr. Werner Best, Heydrich’s deputy: Bundesarchiv, R 58/7421, fol. 204–5.]</ref>		IALs were banned in [[Nazi Germany]] after a June 6 1936 decree, targeting Esperanto, due to [[reactionary]] [[nationalism]].<ref>[https://invenio.bundesarchiv.de/invenio/direktlink/cb4ef98e-0e0a-4fc6-bb11-af8e86a9baaa/ The decree of 6 June 1936, signed on Himmler’s behalf by Dr. Werner Best, Heydrich’s deputy: Bundesarchiv, R 58/7421, fol. 204–5.]</ref>

			==References==
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	[[Category:International Auxiliary Languages]]		[[Category:International Auxiliary Languages]]

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	IALs were banned in [[Nazi Germany]] after a June 6 1936 decree, targeting Esperanto, due to [[reactionary]] [[nationalism]].<ref>[https://invenio.bundesarchiv.de/invenio/direktlink/cb4ef98e-0e0a-4fc6-bb11-af8e86a9baaa/ The decree of 6 June 1936, signed on Himmler’s behalf by Dr. Werner Best, Heydrich’s deputy: Bundesarchiv, R 58/7421, fol. 204–5.]</ref>		IALs were banned in [[Nazi Germany]] after a June 6 1936 decree, targeting Esperanto, due to [[reactionary]] [[nationalism]].<ref>[https://invenio.bundesarchiv.de/invenio/direktlink/cb4ef98e-0e0a-4fc6-bb11-af8e86a9baaa/ The decree of 6 June 1936, signed on Himmler’s behalf by Dr. Werner Best, Heydrich’s deputy: Bundesarchiv, R 58/7421, fol. 204–5.]</ref>

	[[Category:International ~~auxiliary languages~~]]		[[Category:International Auxiliary Languages]]

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An '''international auxiliary language''' is an auxiliary language for communication between nations. A common example of an IAL is [[Esperanto]].

==History==

===Oppression===

IALs were banned in [[Nazi Germany]] after a June 6 1936 decree, targeting Esperanto, due to [[reactionary]] [[nationalism]].<ref>[https://invenio.bundesarchiv.de/invenio/direktlink/cb4ef98e-0e0a-4fc6-bb11-af8e86a9baaa/ The decree of 6 June 1936, signed on Himmler’s behalf by Dr. Werner Best, Heydrich’s deputy: Bundesarchiv, R 58/7421, fol. 204–5.]</ref>

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