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R. U. R.: Rossumaj Universal-Robotoj (Rossum's Universal Robots)

Karel Čapek

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The play that gave the world the word robot: a factory builds artificial workers who rise up against humanity. A 1926 Esperanto translation of Čapek's science fiction classic.

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