Talk:Marie Under

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message: I don't currently have time for actually writing the article, so I'll just add some links to English sources in hope to return later. A couple of notes about possible content: 1) Under has been repeatedly nominated for Nobel Prize; 2) not all of her classic pieces are early, e.g. "Christmas Greetings 1941" about the wartime in Estonia is very well-known; 3) she's been the subject of several biographies, one of which became almost a bestseller some years ago; 4) several accounts of her letter exchange have been published (with artist Ants Laikmaa, writer Friedebert Tuglas etc); 5) American Estonian Ivar Ivask has written about her, and as Ivask was a long-time editor of World Literature Today I'd expect there would be something about Under in that fine magazine, too; 6) she belonged to two influential literary circles Siuru and Tarapita; 7) there is a stipend of her name, given by the Estonian Ministry of Culture for students of Estonian literature; 8) her name was also given to a rose variety; 9) there is a monument to her in front of Estonian National Library in Tallinn (a picture could be uploaded to English Wikipedia but not to Commons); 10) she translated a lot of poems, including Anna Akhmatova and Boris Pasternak from Russian; 11) as a writer in exile, her poems were forbidden for a long time in Soviet Union, although her death was mentioned in a 1980 cinema retrospective ; 12) in 1996, she was put on a stamp in Estonia. Now, the links:
* Estonia’s most influential poet to be reburied
* Marie Under, Estonian Literature Centre
* A mission to translate Marie Under – Estonia’s most influential poet – into English Estonian World
* Marie Under, Nobelprize.org Nomination Database (mentions 8 times between 1945-58; the years give a hint that it might have been a politically delicate issue as Estonia was occupied by U.S.S.R. then)
* http://pood.post.ee/?id=1946&prod_id=636
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* http://www.dailyleaderextra.com/news/top_stories/article_402e7a72-7efa-11e3-9217-001a4bcf6878.html
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* http://allpoetry.com/Marie-Under
* MARIE UNDER'S POETRY: SOME PROBLEMS OF TRANSLATION
* http://www.authorscalendar.info/under.htm
* http://ojs.utlib.ee/index.php/methis/article/view/505
* http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/4204722?uid=3737920&uid=2&uid=4&sid=21106238080141
* http://www.litterature-estonienne.com/Under.html  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 82.131.109.230 (talk) 09:31, 2 May 2015 (UTC)
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