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Yelena Zeyfert

Illustration — Elena Seifert Elena Seifert (russ. Елена Ивановна Зейферт, wiss. Transliteration Elena Ivanovna Zejfert, deutsche Transkription Jelena Iwanowna Sejfert; * 1973 in Karaganda, Kasachische SSR) ist eine russische Dichterin, Übersetzerin, Literaturkritikerin und Journalistin. Sie publiziert sowohl in deutscher als auch in russischer Sprache.

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Yelena Zeyfert

Елена Зейферт ведет Литературный семинар в Ясной Поляне, 2010 г.

А. Шуклин · CC BY 3.0

Born
1973. · Karaganda.
Nationality
Soviet Union, Kazakhstan and Russia.
Occupation
poet, journalist, writer, literary critic, translator and literary scholar.
Fields
poetry and prose.
Languages
Russian.

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Illustration — Elena Seifert Elena Seifert (russ. Елена Ивановна Зейферт, wiss. Transliteration Elena Ivanovna Zejfert, deutsche Transkription Jelena Iwanowna Sejfert; * 1973 in Karaganda, Kasachische SSR) ist eine russische Dichterin, Übersetzerin, Literaturkritikerin und Journalistin. Sie publiziert sowohl in deutscher als auch in russischer Sprache.

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