Early life
Margaret Butterworth Wettlin was born inSoviet period
Shortly after arriving in theLater life
Efremoff died in 1968. Wettlin published her book onWorks
Translations
Listing based on ''Zubovsky Boulevard''. * ''Editions
* Yakovlev, B. V. (editor). ''Lenin in Soviet poetry : a poetical chronicle.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1st ed., 1980. 318 p. Series title: Lenin in Soviet Literature. Translated by Irina Zheleznova, Dorian Rottenberg, David Foreman, Peter Tempest, Gladys Evans, Alexei Sosinsky, Alex Miller, Robert Daglish, Margaret Wettlin, Tom Botting, and Jack Lindsay. * Lazarev, L. (editor). ''Let the living remember : Soviet war poetry.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1st ed., 1975. 00p. Series title: Progress Soviet authors library. Translated by Alex Miller, Olga Shartse, Tom Botting, Walter May, Margaret Wettlin, Peter Tempest, Avril Pyman, Dorian Rottenberg, Gladys Evans, Irina Zheleznova, Louis Zellikoff, and Alex Miller. * ''Nine modern Soviet plays.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1st ed., 1977. 728 p. Series title: Progress Soviet authors library. Translated by Geil Vroon, Robert Daglish, Alex Miller, and Margaret Wettlin. * ''Reminiscences of Lev Tolstoi by his contemporaries.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 1960. 32p. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Bochkarev, Yuri (editor). ''Soviet Russian stories of the 1960s and 1970s.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1st ed., 1977. 19p. Translated by Alex Miller, Margaret Wettlin, Eve Manning, Arthur Shkarovsky-Raffe, and Dania Miller. * ''Such a simple thing and other Soviet stories.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 55p. Translated by Robert Daglish, Margaret Wettlin, Helen Altschuler, S. Apresyan, Olga Shartse, and Bernard Isaacs. * ''The October storm and after : stories and reminiscences.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1st ed., 1967. 358 p. Translated by George H. Hanna, Helen Altschuler, Margaret Wettlin, and Robert Daglish. * Imbovitz, Evgenia (editor). ''They found their voice : stories from Soviet nationalities with no written language before the 1917 October Revolution.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1st ed., 1977. 255 p. Translated by Natalie Ward, Olga Shartse, Arthur Shkarovsky-Raffe, Jun Butler, Margaret Wettlin, David Sinclair-Loutit, Asaya Shoyett, Hilda Perham, Dolores Bratova, Eve Manning, David Marx, and Juli Katser. * Aksyonov, Vasily. ''Colleagues.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 17p. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Antonov, Sergei. ''Spring : short stories.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 1954. 63p. Series title: Library of selected Soviet literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Fedin, Konstantin. ''No ordinary summer : a novel in two parts : part I and II.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 1950. 27+ 30p. Series title: Library of selected Soviet literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Fedin, Konstantin. ''No ordinary summer : a novel in two parts : part I and part II.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1st revised paperback ed., 1967. 00+ 35p. Series title: Soviet novels series. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, M. ''Childhood.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 3rd ed., 96p. Series title: Library of selected Soviet literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, M. ''Childhood.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 1950. 43p. Series title: Library of selected Soviet literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, M. ''Mother : a novel.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 1950. 17p. Series title: Library of selected Soviet literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, M. ''Mother : a novel in two parts.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 2nd ed., 1954. 18p. Series title: Library of selected Soviet literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, M. ''My apprenticeship.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 3rd ed., 08p. Series title: Library of selected Soviet literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, M. ''My apprenticeship.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 5th ed., 1968. 420 p. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, M. ''My apprenticeship : 1916.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 1952. 83p. Series title: Library of selected Soviet literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, M. ''Selected works in two volumes : volume 1 : stories plays.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 1948. 698 p. Translated by B. Isaacs, J. Fineberg, M. Wettlin, R. Prokofieva, and H. Kasanina. * Gorky, M. ''The life of Matvei Kozhemyakin.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 02p. Series title: Library of Soviet literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, M. ''The three.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 71p. Series title: Library of selected Soviet literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, Maxim. ''Childhood.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 6th ed., 1973. 232 p. Series title: Progress Soviet authors library. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, Maxim. ''Mother.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 9th ed., 1967. 49p. Series title: Soviet Novels Series. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, Maxim. ''Mother.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1979. 384 p. Series title: Collected works in ten volumes : volume III. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, Maxim. ''Mother.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 14th ed., 1980. 384 p. Series title: Progress Soviet authors library. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Gorky, Maxim. ''My apprenticeship. My universities.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 485 p. Series title: Progress Soviet authors library. Translated by Margaret Wettlin and Hellen Altschuler. * Gorky, Maxim. ''Selected stories.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1978. 17p. Series title: Collected works in ten volumes : volume I. Translated by Margaret Wettlin, Avril Pyman, Bernard Isaacs, and Robert Daglish. * Gorky, Maxim. ''Tales of Italy. Childhood.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 30p. Series title: Collected works in ten volumes : volume VI. Translated by Rose Prokofieva and Margaret Wettlin. * Herzen, Alexander. ''Who is to blame? : a novel in two parts.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1978. 75p. Series title: Progress Russian classics series. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Koptayeva, Antonina. ''Ivan Ivanovich : a novel in two parts.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 1952. 48p. Series title: Library of selected Soviet literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Lavrenyov, Boris. ''The forty first.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 90p. Series title: Library of Soviet literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin and Naomi Jochel. * Marshak, S. ''Verses for children.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 8p. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Ostrovsky, Alexander. ''Plays.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1st ed., 1974. 85p. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Ostrovsky, Alexander. ''Plays.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 2nd ed., 1979. 85p. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Sobko, Vadim. ''Guarantee of peace : a novel.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 1951. 43p. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Soloukhin, V. ''Honey on bread : short stories.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1982. 374 p. Series title: Russian and Soviet story. Translated by Kathleen Cook, Margaret Wettlin, and Dudley Hagen. * Tolstoi, Lev. ''Short stories.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 15p. Series title: Classics of Russian literature. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Tolstoy, Lev. ''Anna Karenina.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 1978. 584 + 495 p. Series title: Progress Russian classics series. Translated by Margaret Wettlin. * Tolstoy, Lev. ''Short stories.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 07p. Translated by Margaret Wettlin and Helen Altschuler. * Tolstoy, Lev. ''Short stories.'' Moscow : Progress Publishers. 2nd ed., 1975. 359 p. Series title: Progress Russian classics series. Translated by Helen Altschuler, Margaret Wettlin, and Kenneth Russell. * Trifonov, Yuri. ''Students : a novel.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 1953. 98p. Series title: Library of selected Soviet literature. Translated by Ivy Litvinova and Margaret Wettlin. * Uspenskaya, Y. ''Our summer : a novel.'' Moscow : Foreign Languages Publishing House. 1954. 63p. Series title: Library of selected Soviet literature. Translated by Ivy Litvinova and Margaret Wettlin.References
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