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Speeches on Wikimedia Commons

Heard
1961–1987
Episodes
142

Montaged parts of the Zamenhof's speech at the first World Esperanto Congress in Boulogne-sur-Mer 1905, spoken by Claude Piron.

Episodes, in broadcast order page 1 of 2

  1. Bulonjaprelego

    · 2:08

  2. Booker T. Washington, Speech, 1895

    · 3:22

  3. Policy of Country Salvation

    · 6:49

  4. Marshall Plan Speech

    · 0:23

  5. Harry S. Truman 1948 Victory speech

    · 2:09

  6. JFK inaugural address

    · 14 min

  7. Kennedy Welcoming Sukarno 1961

    · 2:27

  8. Jfk American University 4654 06-10-63

    · 27 min

  9. Jfk berlin address high

    · 9:21

  10. A Time for Choosing

    · 28 min

  11. Armstrong Small Step

    · 0:24

  12. Evil Empire

    · 33 min

  13. D-Day speech (Reagan)

    · 13 min

  14. Geraldo Mesquita 26-10-2005

    · 14 min

  15. Dogfighting

    · 25 min

  16. Andri Ollema speech 2008

    · 5:34

  17. Leyenda de los hermanos ayar

    · 2:09

  18. WMPL-2015-06-Rozliczenia-Masti

    · 18 min

  19. WMPL-2015-13-Botopedia

    · 21 min

  20. WMPL-2015-09-uzytecznosc-stron-pomocy

    · 35 min

  21. WMPL-2015-11-Wikimotywacja

    · 32 min

  22. WMPL-2015-19-Spowiedz

    · 17 min

  23. WMPL-2015-01-Powitanie

    · 1:29

  24. WMPL-2015-05-Daria-Cybulska

    · 29 min

  25. WMPL-2015-15-Bialorus-Polska

    · 21 min

  26. WMPL-2015-02-Na-grzyby

    · 18 min

  27. WMPL-2015-07-Kolesa

    · 11 min

  28. WMPL-2015-10-7-grzechow

    · 29 min

  29. WMPL-2015-03-Biuro-prasowe

    · 35 min

  30. WMPL-2015-12-Wrocmy-do-zrodel

    · 15 min

  31. WMPL-2015-18-W-czyje-interesy

    · 29 min

  32. WMPL-2015-17-Przewodnik-WMF

    · 26 min

  33. WMPL-2015-04-GLAM

    · 35 min

  34. WMPL-2015-14-edytory-zewnetrzne

    · 28 min

  35. WMPL-2015-08-Azymut

    · 17 min

  36. WMPL-2015-16-Male-jezyki-Polski

    · 32 min

  37. Tilly-haus eigene Version

    · 0:51

  38. Eu-Eider Rodriguez

    · 0:10

  39. Julen ribas

    · 0:10

  40. Xabier paya

    · 0:28

  41. Bill Shorten, 2018 Lowy Institute

    · 1:42

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