Harold Bolingbroke Mudie
Male, Deceased Person
1880 – 1916
Who was Harold Bolingbroke Mudie?
Harold Bolingbroke Mudie was a British esperantist. He served as the first President of the World Esperanto Association.
He learnt Esperanto in 1902, having read about it on the Review of Reviews. In November 1903 he founded the gazette The Esperantist, thanks to a financial guarantee by William Thomas Stead; nevertheless, the magazine proved profitable. When the magazine was united with The British Esperantist, in January 1906, he joined its editorial committee. He was a strong supporter of the work to publish the New Testament in Esperanto.
He was an advocate for the promotion of Esperanto in other countries, several of which he visited during Universal Esperanto Congresses.
He first served as vice-president, then as president of the Esperanto Association of Britain. In 1908 he became president of the newly founded World Esperanto Association. Eduard Stettler nominated him "president since his birth", because of his great rhetorical ability. He was a member of the Lingva Komitato, the precursor to the current Academy of Esperanto.
After the beginning of the first World War, he joined the army and rapidly became captain.
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- Born
- Jun 30, 1880
London - Also known as
- Муди, Гарольд Болингброк
- Died
- Jan 6, 1916
France
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on July 23, 2013
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