Michael
Babits, Budapest
->
has made translations of Dante, Shakespeare and Baudelaire into
Hungarian.
Josef
Bohuslav, Prague
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His standard work about registers of landed property has also been
translated into German.
Karel
Capek, Prague
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During the World War he translated from French poetry .
Platon
Soterios Drakoules, Oxford, N.W
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translated into Greek the works of Emerson, Ruskin, Krapotkin, Edward
Carpenter, Henry George, George Bernhard Shaw, H. S. Salt, and
Tolstoi.
Zsolt
de Harsányi, Budapest 
has made translations of Byron's "Child Harold", and Shakespeares
"The merchant of Venice".
Andreas
Hlinka, Ruzomberok
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translated the "Old Testament" from Latin into Slovakian language at
the State Prison at Szeged from 1907-1910.
Spyros
Melas, Athen ->
Some of his dramatical plays have been translated into English,
Yugoslavian and the Turkish language and been performed on the
stage.
Alexander
Pallis, Dexameni, Athens
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has translated: "The Merchant of Venice"; "Henry IV; of
Euripides´ Cyclops; the Illiad, of the Gospels, etc.
Sophie
de (pen name Sophie Kossak Szczucka) Szatkowska, Silesia
->
She was a witness of the Russian Bolshevik revolution. Her memoirs
relative to this subject (a well known book) was translated into
English, Japanese and Hungarian.
Frantisek
Vavrin, Prague
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translated into Slovakian the works of Jakub Casanova, Arthur
Schnitzler, Fritz Unruh, Arnold Zweig, etc.
Thadeusz
(pen name: Boy-Zelenski) Zelenski, Warsaw
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Being unable to find an editor for his translating of the
chefs-d'oeuvre of the French literature, he founded himself an
edition firm under the name of "Bibliothèque de Boy".