Translator
Discover renowned translators who have played a pivotal role in bridging language barriers and facilitating global communication. Explore a comprehensive list of celebrities in the field of translation, including notable authors, scholars, and activists who have made significant contributions to cultural exchange and international understanding.
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Lassi Nummi
 FinlandFinnish writer and translator.
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Richard W. Sonnenfeldt
 GermanyTranslator of the Nuremberg Trials
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Leonid Dimov
 RomaniaRomanian poet and translator
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Constance Clara Garnett
 Great BritainEnglish translator of Russian literature
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Fedor Didler
 RussiaTranslator of Russian poets into German
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Petr Ravich
 FranceFrench writer, translator, journalist.
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Jurgis Kunchinas
 LithuaniaLithuanian poet, prose writer, essayist, translator.
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Mikulas Konac
Czech writer
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Betty Alver
 EstoniaEstonian poet, prose writer, translator.
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William Safire
 USASpeechwriter for President Nixon
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Georgiy Kubatyan
 ArmeniaArmenian and Russian poet and translator
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Aleksander Livergant
Russia Literary scholar, translator from English, PhD in art history
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Grigoriy Kochur
 UkraineUkrainian poet, translator, literary scholar, dissident and human rights activist.
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Vasiliy Planskiy
Ukraine Ukrainian poet, prose writer, translator, religious thinker.
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Myrzahan Tnimov
 KazakhstanKazakh translator
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Nikolaj Gerbel
Russia Poet-translator
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Alan Myers
Great Britain Translator of Russian literature
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Petr Hansen
 DenmarkDanish-Russian literary figure, translator.
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Stefan Zertis
Moldavian, worked as a translator for Mazepa
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Charu Ashirov
 TurkmenistanTurkmen Soviet poet, writer and translator
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Muhammad Osman Al-Jalal
 EgyptEgyptian writer and translator.
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Frantisek Kvapil
 CzechCzech poet, translator.
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Ryszard Wojnakowski
 PolandPolish translator.
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Bogdan Zadura
Poland Polish poet, novelist, essayist, translator
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Antoine Berman
France French translator
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Miriam Akavia
 IsraelIsraeli writer and translator
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Hitoshi Igarashi
 JapanTranslator.
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Dierd Faludi
 HungaryHungarian poet, prose writer, translator.
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Tadeush Lopalevskiy
Poland Polish poet, novelist, playwright
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Eduard Shavann
France French archaeologist and sinologist, professor at the College de France (since 1893).
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Alexander Zhovtis
Kazakhstan Soviet and Kazakhstani writer, literary scholar, translator, teacher.
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Vytautas Bloze
Lithuania Lithuanian poet, songwriter, translator.
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Jakub Zebrowski
Poland Polish translator of the 17th century.
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Alexey Artiushkov
 DiveTranslator from Greek and Latin, poetry scholar, literary historian
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Miquel Cabal Guarro
 SpainCatalan translator of Russian literature into Catalan
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Faber Yakobus
France He is known primarily as an interpreter of Aristotle, who made a very valuable contribution to philosophical literature for that time.
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Valeria Matorina
Russia Translator from English and Polish
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Ivailo Kalfin
 BulgariaBulgarian politician, diplomat
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Sapardi Djoko Damono
 IndonesiaIndonesian poet, essayist and translator.
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Linas Broga
Lithuania Lithuanian poet, translator.
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Wladimir Bienstock
France Russian-French journalist, writer, translator, collector
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John Florio
Great Britain English linguist, lexicographer, translator.
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Diana Lewis Burgin
USA American translator, literary critic and poet
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Petr Ivanov
Ukraine Candidate of Philological Sciences (1956). Father of film actor Sergei Ivanov.
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Boris Brainin
 AustriaAustrian poet, translator of poetry into German.
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George Skenlan
Great Britain He was a translator for the USSR national team at the 1966 World Cup
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Walter Hasenclever
Germany German expressionist poet and translator.
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Vasiliy Anastasevich
Russia Translator and bibliographer
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Hans Bjorkegren
 SwedenSwedish poet, writer, historian and translator
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Antanas Gailius
Lithuania Lithuanian poet and translator
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