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Wahl

Edgar von Wahl (also known as Edgar de Wahl - Olviopol, August 11, 1867 - Estonia, 1948) was the creator of the international auxiliary language called Western or Interlingue. Born in Olviopol Russian Empire, now the city of Pervomaysk, Ukraine) on August 11, 1867 (by the Julian calendar). He studied in St. Petersburg, and worked for most of his professional life in the city of Tallinn in Estonia (also known as Reval city). First was an advocate of Volapük, and later was one of the first speakers of Esperanto, Zamenhof and even advised on some points of grammar and vocabulary of the language. The use of Esperanto resigned after several years and during the following decades he worked on the question of the ideal form of an international auxiliary language. In 1922 he published a "key" to a new language, Occidental, and published the first issue of a periodical entitled Kosmoglott (later changed to Cosmoglotta), written entirely in that language. Wahl made the rule. In subsequent years, Wahl participated in the discussion on the development of Western, but let language evolve following the recommendations of people who used it. After the outbreak of World War II in 1939, had only intermittent contact with the Western movement, at that time focused on Switzerland. He lived his last years in a sanatorium in Estonia and died in 1948. Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0, additional terms may apply. See Terms of Use for more information.

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