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{{Short description|Soviet Lithuanian politician, poet, journalist and translator (1906–1971)}} ...impleSearch&cqlMode=true&query=idn%3D127168303 Portal.dnb.de]</ref>) was a Soviet and Lithuanian politician, poet, journalist and translator. ...

...propaganda, his father decided to return to Belarus (then the [[Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic]], part of the USSR), taking the whole family. At first, [[Category:Uruguayan translators]] ...

{{Short description|American writer and Soviet spy}} | allegiance = Soviet ...

...wrote lyrics to accompany several patriotic [[military of the Soviet Union|Soviet military]] tunes, including '[[Polyushko Pole]]' and '[[March of the Artill He wrote the play ''[[Spring in Moscow]]'', which was the first Soviet [[musical theatre]], staged by [[Lensovet Theatre|New Theatre]] under [[Nik ...

...e periodical in 1995. It has been conferred regularly on the best literary translators into the Ukrainian language. ...e iron curtain as it were. Vsesvit also gave rise to a school of Ukrainian translators and scholars known in Ukraine and abroad. ...

...50s after having been forbidden any kind of work during the [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] occupation. He later on signed the [[Charter 77]].{{citation needed|date= [[Category:Translators from Croatian]] ...

| death_place = [[Moscow]], [[Soviet Union]] ..., [[Russian Empire]] – 9 October 1978, [[Moscow]], [[Soviet Union]]) was a Soviet and Russian poet, translator and theatre director. His father was a nephew ...

...nister for Education of [[Estonia]] when the country was occupied by the [[Soviet Union]] in 1940.<ref>[http://www2.kirmus.ee/biblioserver/isik/index.php?id= He wrote the lyrics of the [[Anthem of the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic|Anthem of the Estonian SSR]].<ref>[http://www2.kirmus.ee ...

...huania]]n poet, translator, and Honored Culture Worker of the [[Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic|Lithuanian SSR]] (1965).<ref>{{cite web|title=Mirė poeta ...II]], he was evacuated into Russia. He joined the [[Communist Party of the Soviet Union]] in 1945. After the war, he worked on radio in [[Kaunas]]. He was th ...

...agalov|title=The Road to Lotus: Faiz Ahmad Faiz's Magazine Proposal to the Soviet Writers Union|journal=Interventions. International Journal of Postcolonial [[Category:Lebanese translators]] ...

...ian Studies |publisher=Anglo-Byelorussian Society |page=420}}</ref>) was a Soviet and Belarusian writer, translator and playwright. Janka Maŭr was actually h [[Category:Communist Party of the Soviet Union members]] ...

...d to the west, and his [[Alexander Herzen Foundation]] published dissident Soviet literature. [[Category:20th-century Dutch translators]] ...

{{Short description|Russian Soviet poet (1900–1973)}} | death_place = [[Moscow]], [[Russian SFSR]], [[Soviet Union]] ...

...er best known for his short stories. He was one of the older generation of Soviet writers who had begun their literary careers in [[Joseph Stalin|Stalin]]'s ...he [[USSR State Prize|Stalin Prize]] in 1952 and the [[State Prizes of the Soviet Republics|Jakub Kolas Literature Prize]] in 1963. In 1981, he was awarded t ...

{{Short description|Soviet Russian poet and translator (1907–1989)}} | death_place = Moscow, Soviet Union ...

{{Short description|Soviet journalist, publicist, and political figure}} | party = [[Communist Party of the Soviet Union|CPSU]] ...

[[Category:Soviet translators]] [[Category:20th-century Russian translators]] ...

| birth_place = [[Vasylkiv]], [[Ukrainian SSR]], Soviet Union [[Category:Translators to Esperanto]] ...

In 1962, he was convicted of [[anti-Soviet]] activities, and sentenced to seven years in a [[internment|prison camp]] [[Category:Translators to Latvian]] ...

{{Short description|Sakha Soviet writer, linguist, statesman (1893–1939)}} ...Barakhov]], played a major role in the formation of the [[Yakut Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic]].<ref>{{Cite web |url=https://100yakutia.ru/istoriya-ya ...