Most translated
Marx and Engels, both for the first time, outpaced Lenin in the translation stakes, and Solzhenitsyn tied with Shaxespeare. according to the latest United Nations world bibliography Covering nearly 40.000 translations, the document showed that works by Marx appeared in 62 new Tanslations, Engels in 59. and Lenin in 57. Dostoyevsky (44). Tolstoy (43), and Gorki (40) were among the leaders in fiction translations. Solzhenitsyn and Shakespeare scored 35 each. — New York.
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34103, 16 March 1976, Page 7
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74Most translated Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34103, 16 March 1976, Page 7
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