- Olga
Sedakova may
refer to: Olga
Sedakova (poet) (born 1949),
Russian poet Olga
Sedakova (synchronized swimmer) (born 1972),
Olympic synchronized swimmer...
- Anna
Volodymyrivna Sedokova (born 16
December 1982) is a
Russian singer, actress, and
television presenter. She rose to
prominence in 2002 as a member...
- Olga
Alexandrovna Sedakova (Russian: Ольга Александровна Седакова; 26
December 1949 in Moscow) is a
Russian poet and translator. She has been described...
- Olga
Genrikhovna Sedakova (Russian: Ольга Генриховна Седакова; born 6
March 1972) is a
former Russian synchronized swimmer who
competed at two Olympic...
- the
Unified Team in 1992. Women's solo Olga
Sedakova Anna
Kozlova Yelena Dolzhenko Women's duet Olga
Sedakova Anna
Kozlova Men's
singles competition Women's...
- was dominant,
winning the gold
medal in all
three events contested. Olga
Sedakova became only the
fourth woman to win a gold
medal in
every discipline at...
-
Earth for children's
voices and
chamber orchestra with
lyrics by Olga
Sedakova (1999) Veni,
Sancte Spiritus for choir,
percussion and
ensemble (1999)...
- Sonnenberg).
Together with
Emily Grossholz, she
translated several poems by Olga
Sedakova (Hudson Review, Vol. 61,
Issue 4,
Winter 2009).
Volokhonsky is
mostly known...
- as well
partially banned Vladimir Dudintsev,
Fazil Iskander and Olga
Sedakova.
Vasily Aksyonov Yuz
Aleshkovsky Andrei Bitov Joseph Brodsky Arkadii Dragomoshchenko...
- Krimmel, Margarita; Novikov, Oleg (2017). The
Poetry and
Poetics of Olga
Sedakova: Origins, Philosophies,
Points of Contention. Madison:
University of Wisconsin...
