Arbeidernes Esperantoforbund was an association in the Norwegian labour movement that worked for the introduction of the Esperanto language.

It was established on 30 August 1924. Most members were also members of the Sennacieca Asocio Tutmonda

Sennacieca Asocio Tutmonda

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. Hans Aas

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 was a driving force.

At its establishment it was supported verbally by the Labour Party

Norwegian Labour Party

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, the Social Democratic Labour Party

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, the Communist Party

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 and the Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions

Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions

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. This, writes a historian, was a "rare instance of a unity front" in Norway.

Its periodic publication was Arbeider-Esperantisten.