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Lilianna Zinovyevna Lungina (Russian: Лилиа́нна Зино́вьевна Лунгина́; 16 June 1920 Smolensk, Russia – 13 January 1998 Moscow, Russia ) was a Russian translator from French, German, Norwegian, Danish and Swedish languages. She translated into Russian : tales by Astrid Lindgren, plays by August Strindberg and Henrik Ibsen, stories by Heinrich Böll,
1 de may. de 2020 · Updated: June 16, 2020. Lilianna Lungina Podstrochnik. For the next week Stage Russia has two terrific online productions for what is truly “your viewing pleasure.”. The first is a 15-part ...
Lilianna Lungina is the author of Подстрочник (4.70 avg rating, 1084 ratings, 91 reviews, published 2009)
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Podstrochnik: With Liliana Lungina. Lilianna Lungina, a revered Russian translator, is analyzing the major events of the 20th century through the prism of her own life. Born in USSR, she has lived in Germany, Palestine and France, and witnessed wars, purges and famine.
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- 2009-07-06
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- Liliana Lungina
In the early twentieth century, Lilianna Lungina was a Russian Jew born to privilege, spending her childhood in Germany, France, and Palestine. But when she was thirteen, her parents moved to...
PODSTROCHNIK. A child of the 1920s, Lilianna Lungina was a Russian Jew born to privilege, spending her childhood in Germany, France, and Palestine. But after her parents moved to the USSR when she was thirteen, Lungina became witness to many of the era’s greatest upheavals. Exiled during World War II, dragged to KGB headquarters to report on ...
Lilianna Lungina was a leading literary translator in the Soviet Union. She translated, among many authors, the works of Astrid Lindgren, August Strindberg, Henrik Ibsen, Henrich Boll, Knut...
