Wikipedia:WikiProject Constructed languages/Interlingue task force/Recognised content

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... that in 1903, Georg Forchhammer invented a system to help his deaf students see the sounds of spoken Danish? (2023-10-09)
... that Abram Kofman was the first Ancient Greek-Esperanto translator, publishing translated sections of the Iliad in 1895? (2023-11-26)
... that although Jules Meysmans invented an entire language, he is best known for his invention of one word? (2023-12-26)
... that Heinrich Nidecker accused Samuel Taylor Coleridge's philosophical tract Theory of Life of containing plagiarism? (2024-02-11)
... that Interlingue, an international auxiliary language, was released 100 years ago under the name Occidental (advertisement pictured) by a Baltic German from Estonia? (2022-05-01)
... that instead of paying homage to a visiting King Gustaf VI Adolf, Swedish headmaster Carl Segerståhl took his students swimming in a nearby lake? (2024-01-15)
... that the Swiss mountaineer Hermann Alfred Tanner invented a compass to navigate colour harmony? (2024-01-09)
... that Estonian language creator Edgar de Wahl (pictured) escaped deportation by the NKVD by being placed in a psychiatric hospital? (2023-05-17)