Ivy Low

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Ivy Low, later known as Ivy Litvinov, was a British-born writer and translator who became notable for her work in the Soviet Union and her marriage to Russian revolutionary Maxim Litvinov.

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instanceOf human
translator
alsoKnownAs Ivy Litvinov
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1889-06-04
dateOfDeath 1977-04-16
educatedAt Bedales School
ethnicGroup Jewish
father Walter Low
genre fiction
memoir
short stories
hasChild Mikhail Litvinov
linked to: Maxim Litvinov

Tatiana Litvinova
languagesSpokenWritten English
Russian
memberOf Soviet Writers’ Union
mother Alice Low
movement Soviet literature
name Ivy Low
notableEvent emigrated from the United Kingdom to Soviet Russia in the 1920s
notableFor English translations of Russian literature
being the wife of Soviet foreign minister Maxim Litvinov
notableWork Growing Pains
His Master’s Voice
She Knew She Was Right
The Making of a Mountebank
occupation novelist
short story writer
translator
placeOfBirth London
linked to: London, England
placeOfDeath Moscow
relative Alice Low
Maxim Litvinov
Walter Low
religion atheism
residence Moscow
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
spouse Maxim Litvinov
translatedFromLanguage Russian
translatedToLanguage English
workLocation London
linked to: London, England

Moscow
wroteInLanguage English

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Ivy Litvinov birthName Ivy Low
Ivy Low name Ivy Low