Margaret Wettlin

Margaret Butterworth Wettlin (aka Peg) was an American writer and translator, best known for her translations of Russian literature.^[1] A UPenn graduate, she lived in the Soviet Union for nearly 50 years and wrote a memoir Fifty Russian Winters: An American Woman’s Life in the Soviet Union.^[2]

Selected works

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Translations

Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
Mother by Maxim Gorky
My Apprenticeship by Maxim Gorky
The Life of Matvei Kozhemyakin by Maxim Gorky
The Three by Maxim Gorky
No Ordinary Summer by Konstantin Fedin
Plays by Alexander Ostrovsky
The Correspondence of Boris Pasternak & Olga Freidenberg 1910-1954
Who Is to Blame? by Aleksandr Herzen
The Dunno books of Nikolai Nosov

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References

^ Obituary in the Philadelphia Inquirer
^ Profile in the UPenn Gazette

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Name	Wettlin, Margaret
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Date of death	2003
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