About Magda Šaturová
Lived 1929 – 2016 (aged 87). Magda Šaturová was a Slovak esperantist, translator, pedagogue, scholar of English and writer.
Magda Šaturová-Seppová (4 July 1929 – 10 September 2016) was a Slovak Esperantist and translator, who translated several Slovak books to Esperanto and authored multiple Esperanto-Slovak dictionaries. In 2004, at the 89th World Esperanto Congress in Beijing, she was elected an Honorary Member of the Universal Esperanto Association. She also translated books from Esperanto, English and Hungarian to Slovak.
Šaturová studied English literature at the Comenius University, graduating in 1952. She was fluent in Slovak, Hungarian, German, English, French and, of course, Esperanto. She was married to a fellow esperantist František Šatura. They had three children.
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Who was Magda Šaturová?
Slovak Esperantist (1929-2016)
When was Magda Šaturová born?
Magda Šaturová was born on 4 July 1929 in Bratislava.
When did Magda Šaturová die?
Magda Šaturová died on 10 September 2016 in Bratislava.
What was Magda Šaturová's occupation?
Magda Šaturová was an esperantist, translator, pedagogue, scholar of English and writer.
What nationality was Magda Šaturová?
Magda Šaturová was Slovak.
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