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L. L. Zamenhof
Polish-Jewish physician and inventor of Esperanto (1859-1917)
Details
- Instance of
- human
- Born
- 15 December 1859
- Died
- 14 April 1917
- Place of birth
- Białystok
- Place of death
- Warsaw
- Sex or gender
- male
- Family name
- Zamenhof
- Father
- Markus Zamenhof
- Mother
- Rozalia Zamenhof
- Spouse
- Klara Zamenhof
- Sibling
- Ida Zamenhof, Fani Pikover, Mina Zamenhof, Aleksander Zamenhof, Henryk Zamenhof, Leon Zamenhof, Felix Zamenhof, Hersz Zamenhof, Aŭgusta Hermelin, Sora Dwora Zamenhof
- Said to be the same as
- Doktoro Esperanto
- Movement
- Esperanto movement, Zionism
- Field of work
- Esperanto, ophthalmology, esperantology, philology
- Occupation
- linguist, ophthalmologist, inventor, poet, translator, Esperantist, physician, physician writer, Bible translator, esperantologist, philologist
- Citizenship
- Russian Empire, Kingdom of Poland
- Religion
- Homaranismo, Judaism
- Awards
- Knight of the Legion of Honour, Honorary President of the World Esperanto Association, Commander of the Order of Isabella the Catholic
- academic degree
- doctorate
- birth name
- Лейзеръ Заменговъ
- date of burial or cremation
- 16 April 1917
- described by source
- Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1969–1978), Encyclopedia of Esperanto, Jewish Encyclopedia of Brockhaus and Efron, Nia diligenta kolegaro, Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, vol. 3, Olomouc City Library regional database
- different from
- Lejzer Zamenhof
- family
- Zamenhof family
- languages spoken, written or signed
- Esperanto, Russian, Polish, German, Latin, Hebrew, French, Greek, English, Yiddish, Volapük
- list of works
- works of L. L. Zamenhof
- member of
- Esperanto Language Committee
- name in native language
- לײזער לוי זאַמענהאָף
- nominated for
- Nobel Peace Prize, Nobel Peace Prize, Nobel Peace Prize, Nobel Peace Prize, Nobel Peace Prize, Nobel Peace Prize, Nobel Peace Prize, Nobel Peace Prize
- notable work
- Unua Libro, Dua Libro, Fundamento de Esperanto, Ho, mia kor', Esperanto, Homaranismo
- participant in
- World Esperanto Congress 1905, World Esperanto Congress 1912, World Esperanto Congress 1906, World Esperanto Congress 1907, World Esperanto Congress 1908, World Esperanto Congress 1909, World Esperanto Congress 1910, World Esperanto Congress 1911, World Esperanto Congress 1913
- place of burial
- Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery, grave of L. L. Zamenhof
- pseudonym
- Doktoro Esperanto, Gamzefon, Unuel, Anna R., Homo sum, Amiko, Hemza
- relative
- Fabian Zamenhof, Lejzer Zamenhof
- residence
- Białystok, Warsaw, Moscow, Hrodna, Płock, Veisiejai, Kherson, Warsaw, Warsaw, Vienna, Warsaw, Warsaw
- topic's main category
- Category:Ludwik Zamenhof
- work location
- Přerov
- worshipped by
- Oomoto
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