Samuil Marshak

Russian author and children's poet

Samuil Marshak - Artists & Creatives born November 3rd, 1887
Born
Died

1964
62 years ago — 77 years old

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Artists & Creatives

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Russia

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An author and poet, contributed significantly to children's literature in Russia. Marshak wrote poems and stories that resonated with young audiences, establishing a legacy within the genre. He translated and adapted works from various international writers, enhancing the literary landscape for children. In addition, Marshak was involved in theatre, adding to his impact on Russian culture. Throughout his career, he received recognition for his literary contributions and served in roles that promoted literature and education.

Authored 'The Twelve Months'

Translated works of Shakespeare and others

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