Esperanto
Zamenhof
['x factor', 'the second sex', 'peer gynt', 'chrono trigger', 'the flintstones', 'gotham', 'skein', 'hansom cab', 'apocalypse now', 'the threepenny opera', 'the borrowers', 'downton abbey', 'meno', 'susanna', 'urusei yatsura', 'the brady bunch', 'stargate', 'byomkesh', 'first piano concerto', 'the runaway bunny', 'keyboard', 'periodic table', 'ernest', 'james bond', 'jesus christ superstar', 'madame bovary', 'neuromancer', 'poker face', 'violence jack', 'mario', 'the last five years', 'st matthew passion', 'adina', 'kanon', 'historia regum britanniae', 'akm', 'santa maria del fiore', 'otherland', 'das schloss', 'power rangers zeo', 'perl', 'kimba', 'the fantastic four', 'greek national anthem', 'menai suspension bridge', 'alpha centauri', 'chandler wobble', 'futari ecchi', 'crome yellow', 'dulcamara', 'the unwritten', 'il pirata', 'muwatta', 'hedda gabler', 'da ali g show', 'lassie', 'south park', 'french suites', 'induction coil', 'parsifal', 'a complicated kindness', 'the saint', 'werther', 'moneyball', 'pip', 'how i met your mother', 'secret agent', 'the unnamable', 'the inferno', 'brookside', 'gor', 'also sprach zarathustra', 'thesmophoriazusae', 'sgt pepper', 'yoda', 'enigma', 'fauntleroy', 'hispano', 'conjugated valve gear', 'doctor strange', 'madama butterfly', 'tree hill', 'cherokee alphabet', 'well tempered clavier', 'juliet', 'as you like it', 'rijksmuseum', 'playboy', 'socrates', 'justice league', 'smallville', 'macbeth', 'moomin', 'braille', 'netscape navigator', 'shaman king', 'photoelectric', 'threefish', 'goldberg variations']
Adolf Holzhaus
Adolf Holzhaus (1892–6 June 1982) was an Esperantist and historian of the Esperanto movement. Between 1959 and 1985, he compiled biographies of the lives of Esperanto creator L. L. Zamenhof and his family, Esperanto pioneer Wilhelm Heinrich Trompeter, and others. He edited and published documents on the history of Esperanto, including Zamenhof's Hillelism and "Provo de gramatiko de novjuda lingvo kaj alvoko al la juda intelektularo". Holzhaus authored "Vivokurojn de esperantistoj" (History of Esperantists) as an intended replacement for the Encyclopedia of Esperanto. His book, which remained unpublished, now sits in the Esperanto Museum.