PROF. DR. ALEXANDRA IOANNIDOU Associate Professor University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki Personal details

Name: Alexandra Ioannidou

Date of Birth: July 3, 1966

Marital Status: Divorced, 2 children

1. STUDIES AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

1. Education

May 1992: PhD at Ruprecht-Karls University of Heidelberg, Germany (evaluation: “magna cum laude”)

1984 – 1992: Slavic Studies (Slavistik) at Ruprecht-Karls University of Heidelberg, with emphasis on Russian and Polish literature as well as on South Slavic Dialectology (especially Bulgarian)

1978-1984: Deutsche Schule Athen, Dörpfeld Gymnasium (German School of Athens) Languages: German, English, Russian, Bulgarian, Polish. French (reading skills).

2. Professional Experience

From May 2019: Associate Professor at the Dpt. For Balkan, Slavic and Oriental Studies at the University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki

2010-May 2019 : Associate Professor at the Dpt. for Slavic Studies of the University of Athens

2013/2014: Guest Professor (DAAD W2 Gastdozentur) at the Friedrich Schiller University of Jena, Germany, at the Dpt. for Slavic Studies, (South-eastern European Studies)

2003 –2009: Lecturer and assistant professor at the Department for Balkan, Slavic and Oriental Studies at University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki

2001 -2003: Teaching at the Department for Balkan, Slavic and Oriental Studies at University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki

2002-now : Teaching at the Hellenic Open University. Subject: History of European Literature.

September 1998 – May 2003:

International Banking at Alpha Bank (Athens) and EFG Eurobank-Ergasias (Athens)

June 1996-September 1998:

Scientific Consultant in the Department for Balkan Countries at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in Athens. Fields of Competence: Cultural Relations, Human Rights and Minorities in Southeastern Europe.

July 1994 - May 1995:

Institute for Balkan Studies in Thessaloniki – Research on the “Slavic Dialects of Greek Macedonia”

2. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS

(1) Humaniorum Studiorum Cultores. Die Gräkophilie in der russischen Literatur der Jahrhundertwende am Beispiel von Leben und Werk Innokentij Annenskijs und Vjačeslav Ivanovs. [Humaniorum Studiorum Cultores. (= Heidelberger Publikationen zur Slavistik/m Literaturwissenschaftliche Reihe, Bd. 2) Frankfurt a.M., Berlin, Bern, New York: Peter Lang Verlag 1996 (p. 285).

(2) [Editor together with Leonidas Empeirikos, Eleni Karantzola, Lampros Baltsiotis et al.] Linguistic Diversity in Greece (ΓλωςςικιετερότθταςτθνΕλλάδα). Athens: “Alexandreia” 2001.

(3) The Granin Case. The Trial of the Literature Magazine „Arts‘ Review“ and the Confession of K. Kouloufakos. (Η υπόκεςθ Γκράνιν. Η δίκθ τθσ «Επικεώρθςθσ Τζχνθσ» και θ απολογία του Κ. Κουλουφάκου).Athens 2008: Kastaniotis Editions (p. 363) [For this book Alexandra Ioannidou was awarded with the Greek State Books’ Price for 2009+.

(4) [Editor together with Christian Voss] Spotlights on Russian and Balkan Slavic Cultural History. (= Studies on Language and Culture in Central and Eastern Europe, vol. 4) München-Berlin: Verlag Otto Sagner 2009. (5) Old Church Slavonic. An Introduction. Under publication, Athens: “Kichli”-Editions 2017.

ARTICLES ON LITERATURE ISSUES

1. “Inter-Balkan Memory in the Historical Traditions of Bulgaria” (=ΘδιαβαλκανικιμνιμθςτισιςτορικζσπαραδόςειστθσΒουλγαρίασ.) Nea Hestia 1994, vol. 136(1619): 181-189.

2. “Dostoevsky’s Philosophy of Money” (= «ΘφιλοςοφίατουχριματοσςτοΝτοςτογιζφςκθ»), Nea Hestia 1995, vol. 137(1627): 533-544.

3. “Languages and Nationalities in the Works of the writer P.S. Delta” (= «ΓλϊςςεσκαιεκνικζσομάδεστθσΜακεδονίασςτοζργοτθσΠ.. Δζλτα»), Valkanika Symmeikta 1995, vol. 7: 52-65.

4. “Literature against Νationalism in School Textbooks: the Image of the Turk in Greek Writers”), The Image of the “Other”/Neighbour in the School Textbooks of the Balkan Countries – Proceedings of the International Conference, Thessaloniki 16.-18.10.1998 (Eds. P. Xochellis, F. Toloudi): 333-345.

5. “Translator’s introduction” into my Greek translation of the book of Mikhail Bakhtin, Problems of Dostoevsky’s Poetics, Athens: ”Polis” Publications 2000.

6. “Russian Literature of the 20th Century, Vladimir Makanin and today’s Russia” (= «Θρωςικιλογοτεχνίατου 20οφαιϊνα, οΒλαντίμιρΜακάνινκαιθΡωςίατουςιμερα»). In: Vladimir Makanin: Underground or A Hero of Our Times, Transl. Alex. Ioannidou, Athens: “Kastaniotis Publications” 2003: pp. 617627.

7. “Political Aspects of Russian Literature Reception in Greece: Aris Alexandrou and Mitsos Alexandropoulos”. Slavica Gandensia 2005, vol. 32: 89-104.

8. “Import of Censorship: Soviet Literature Reception in Greece”. Speech at the International Conference “Censorship and Access to Information: History and the Present” St. Petersburg, Russia, 14th-16th March 2005 under the auspices of IFLA Committee on Free Access to Information and Freedom of Expression.

9. “Werewolves: Violence from Soviet to Post-Soviet Russian Literature”. Speech at the International Conference of the British Association for Slavonic and East European Studies, Cambridge UK, 1-4. April 2005.

10. “Literary Studies at the Open Universities of France, Germany and Italy: A Critical Approach” (= «ΟιλογοτεχνικζσςπουδζσςταΑνοικτάΠανεπιςτιμιατθσΓαλλίασ, τθσΓερμανίασκαιτθσΙταλίασ: Μιακριτικιπαρουςίαςθ»). Together with Antigone Vlavianou, Speech at the 3rd Conference for Open and Distance Learning, orgnanized by the The Hellenic Open University in Patras 11-13/11/2005.

11. “A Balkan Literature does not exist” («ΒαλκανικιΛογοτεχνίαδενυπάρχει»). Diavazo, May 2006, vol. 463: 102-104. The same in English under the title: “The Quest for a Modern Balkan Literature”, The Bridge 2006, no 3: 109-110.

12. “Teaching Russian Literature: Uses of the Internet”. Speech at the Conference on “Literary Studies in Open and Distance Learning” Ierapetra (Crete), 7-9/4/2006. Electronically published under: http://www.openlit.gr/proceedings/Ioannidou_Alexandra.pdf

13. “A Wandering and Permanently Changing Hero of the Russian Civil War: Chapaev by D. Furmanov, in the USSR, in Greece and in contemporary Russia”. («Ζνασ περιπλανϊμενοσ και διαρκϊσ μεταβαλλόμενοσ ιρωασ του ρωςικοφ εμφυλίου πολζμου: Ο Σςαπάεφ του Ντ. ΦουρμάνοφςτθνΕΔ, τθνΕλλάδακαιτθςφγχρονθΡωςία») In: Remembering and Forgetting of the Greek Civil War.(= Μνιμεσκαιλικθτουελλθνικοφεμφυλίουπολζμου). Ed. by R.v.Buschoten, T. Vervenioti, E. Voutyra et al. Thessaloniki: Epikentro Publ. 2008: 405-421.

14. “Dostoevsky and the Death Penalty”. Dostoevsky Monographs 1: “Dostoevsky and Christianity” ed. by Jordi Morillas, Moscow 2015: 144-162.

15. “Russian literature in Greece today: Describing the experience of a new Slavic migration.” (Speech held at the 2008 International Slavists’ Conference in Ochrid) Published in the internet on the site of the BASEES, under http://www.russian.slavica.org/printout8742.html Also published in Greek, under the title “Thoughts and Conclusions on the Slav Emigrants’ Literature in Greece” («κζψεισκαιδιαπιςτϊςεισςχετικάμετθςλαβόφωνθμεταναςτευτικιλογοτεχνίαςτθνΕλλάδα») by the “Moraitis Society for Neohellenic Culture and General Education” in the Proceedings of the Society’s Winter’s 2010 conference under the title “Foreign Immigrants in Greece: Problem or Perspective?”, Athens 2014: 73-85.

16. “Alexander Pushkin: Russian cartoonist. Lived in the 18th century in Moscow or Slavic Studies in Greece today.” Spotlights on Russian and Balkan Slavic Cultural History. Eds. Alexandra Ioannidou and Christian Voss. (= Studies on Language and Culture in Central and Eastern Europe, vol. 4) München-Berlin: Verlag Otto Sagner 2009: 277-280.

17. “Travel Writing: Greek Intellectuals in the Soviet Union”. Semantyka Rosji na Bałkanach. Warsaw 2011 (= Colloquia Balkanica 1):129-148.

18. “The magical Omnipotence of Fiction: Aleksandr Grin and The Crimson Sails.” (= Θ μαγικι παντοδυναμία τθσ μυκοπλαςίασ: Ο Αλεξάντρ Γκριν και τα Πορφυρά Πανιά). Afterword to the Greek Edition of Al. Grin’s The Crimson Sails. Athens: “Kichli” Editions 2013: 154-195.

19. “Poetry is the Good Side of Silence. WysławaSzymborska 1923-2012“ (= «Σα ποιιματα είναι θ καλι πλευρά τθσ ςιωπισ. Βιςλάβαιμπόρςκα 19232012»), The Athens Review of Books, vol. 27, March 2012: 11-13

20. “Remembering the Wonderland – A French and four Greek Writers in the Soviet Union” (= «Αναμνιςεισαπότθ «ΧϊρατωνΘαυμάτων» — ΖνασΓάλλοσκαιτζςςερισΖλλθνεσςυγγραφείσςτθνΕΔ») - (part 1), The Athens Review of Books, vol. 34, November 2012: 38-42 and (part 2) The Athens Review of Books, vol. 35, December 2012: 55-58.

21. “Literature against Concealment and Distortion, or: The True Story of the Egejci”. Colloquia Balcanica, vol. 2, Warsaw 2013: 389-413.

22. “Translation like a Metempsychosis. Aris Alexandrou – Lev Tolostoj” (= «Θμετάφραςθωσ «μετεμψφχωςθ» ΆρθσΑλεξάνδρου-ΛζωνΣολςτόι»), The Athens Review of Books, vol. 37, February 2013: 21-25.

23. “Import of Soviet censorship into Greece, or how Greek Intellectuals had to stand Trial for the Publication of a Soviet Short Story which was condemned by Khrushchev”. Colloquia Balcanica.no. 4, The Image of Russia on the Balkans (eds. J. Sujecka and K. Usakiewicz), Warsaw 2016: 243-253. 24. “State price for the Translation of a Translation” (=«Κρατικόβραβείομετάφραςθστθσμετάφραςθσ»), The Athens Review of Books, vol. 63, June 2015: 2729.

25. “The Kronstadt Uprising, the Party Decisions and Ares Alexandrou”. The Athens Review of Books, vol. 65, July-August 2015: 38-39.

26. „Mikhail Bulgakov: The Master, the Medicine, the Revolution and the Dictator”. Mikhail Bulgakov, Notes of a Young Doctor. Athens: “Poikile Stoa” 2015: 7-16.

27. “Tolstoy and Orwell or Two Consecutive Rebellions occasioned by Shakespeare”. Leo Tolstoy, On Shakespeare and Drama. Athens: “Minoas” 2016: 7-22.

28. “The Translator’s Decision to lose, in order to win: Some Thoughts on the Contemporary Russian Poetry in Greek Translation”, Under Publication in the volume on Translation Studies ed. Prof. Dr. M. Papadima, University of Athens 2017.

29. “Import of Soviet Cenzorship into Greece: Three parallel episodes in the literature of Greece and the Soviet Union”. PenelopePetsini, DimitrisChristopoulos (eds.), CenzorsshipinGreece. Athens: RosaLuxembourgFoundation 2016: 156-163.

30. “Peterburg or the Distortion of the City’s Geometry and of the Novel”. Postscriptum and chronology to Andrey Belyi, Peterburg. Athens: Kichli editions 2017: 720-747.

31. “Anton Chekhov: A Creative Path”. Foreword to Anton Chekhov, Stories and novellas. Athens: Psichogios 2019: 11-20.

32. “Manuscripts don’t burn”. Postscriptum to Mikhail Bulgakov, Master and Margarita. Athens: Minoaa 2019: 599-606.

33. “IntherealmofpurepoetryorontheproseofBrunoSchulz” (GreekTitle: «τθνεπικράτειατθσκακαρισποίθςθσιπερίτθσπεηογραφίαστουΜπροφνοουλτσ») SupplementtoBrunoSchulz, Dzieławsztystkie. (GreekTitle: Άπανταταπεηά). Athens: “Kastaniotis” 2019, pp. 443-467.

BOOK PRESENTATIONS, ARTICLES IN THE PRESS AND OTHTER PUBLICATIONS

1. “The new Greek nationalism. The idea of a “bad” Europe, a “friendly” Russia, and a “forgotten”

America» (= Ονζοσελλθνικόσεκνικιςμόσ. Θ «κακιά» Ευρϊπθ, θ «φίλθ» Ρωςία και θ «ξεχαςμζνθ»

Αμερικι) ForeignAffairsAthens,July 2013. http://www.foreignaffairs.gr/articles/69389/aleksandra-

ioannidoy/o-neosellinikos-ethnikismos?page=show

2. “Greece's new nationalism: Europe versus Russia - Identities "in-between". In: Tanja Zimmermann,

Aleksandar Jakir (eds.), Europe and the Balkans. Decades of „Europeanization“.Würzburg:

Königshausen und Neuman 2015: 95-103.

3. «Privatisierung im Erziehungs- und Bildungswesen in Griechenland. Zur Umgestaltung der

europäischen Bildungslandschaft. Speech held at a round-table discussion organized by the Rosa

Luxemburg foundation, in Berlin, Germany, on March 8th 2013»

http://www.rosalux.de/news/39275/privatisierung-im-erziehungs-undbildungswesen-in-

griechenland.html

4. «Ο ψυχαναγκαςμόσ του best seller author. Ορλάντο Φίτηεσ: Δεινόσ ςυγγραφζασ και “γιάπθσ” ιςτορικόσ», The Athens Review of Books, τχ. 31, Ιοφλιοσ - Αφγουςτοσ 2012: 22-24. 5. «Θ αρχι του τζλουσ τθσ λογοκριςίασ ςτθν Ελλάδα. Σρία ςθμαντικά βιβλία για τισ πολιτικζσ διϊξεισ

ςτθν ΕΔ», TheAthensReviewofBooks, τχ. 29, Μάιοσ 2012: 8-12.

6. Μια ςυνταγι αφανιςμοφ: Θ αγάπθ για τθ λογοτεχνία και τθν τζχνθ», TheAthensReviewofBooks, τχ.

47, Ιανουάριοσ 2014, ςελ. 32-33 (Παρουςίαςθ του βιβλίου τθσ Λ. Ουλίτςκαγια, «Θ πράςινθ ςκθνι»,

Μόςχα 2012).

7. Θ «αναγκαία και επικυμθτι αςζβεια» — Μια αιρετικι και απαραίτθτθ ιςτορία τθσ Μακεδονίασ» (Παρουςίαςθ του βιβλίου του π. Καράβα, Μυςτικά και Παραμφκια από τθν Ιςτορία τθσ Μακεδονίασ. Ακινα: «Βιβλιόραμα» 2014), The Athens Review of Books, τχ. 55, Οκτϊβριοσ 2014: 23-25. 8. «Θ γοθτεία τθσ μελαγχολίασ», (Παρουςίαςθ του βιβλίου τθσ Αλεξάνδρασ Ραςιδάκθ, «Περί

μελαγχολίασ»), TheAthensReviewofBooks, τχ. 40, Μάιοσ 2013: 11-12.

9. «Σο αδφνατο άλμα προσ τθν ελευκερία. Σο άτομο ςτθ ςκιά τθσ Ιςτορίασ. Μζςα ελίμοβιτσ, Ο δερβίςθσ και ο κάνατοσ.» TheAthensReviewofBooks, τχ. 70, Φεβρουάριοσ 2016: 38-39.

ARTICLES, SPEECHES ON OTHER ISSUES, BOOK REVIEWS

1. “The new Greek nationalism. The idea of a “bad” Europe, a “friendly” Russia, and a “forgotten” America. (= Ο νζοσ ελλθνικόσ εκνικιςμόσ. Θ «κακιά» Ευρϊπθ, θ «φίλθ» Ρωςία και θ «ξεχαςμζνθ» Αμερικι) ForeignAffairsAthens, July 2013. http://www.foreignaffairs.gr/articles/69389/aleksandra-ioannidoy/o-neosellinikos-ethnikismos?page=show

2. “Greece's new nationalism: Europe versus Russia - Identities "in-between". In: Tanja Zimmermann, Aleksandar Jakir (eds.), Europe and the Balkans. Decades of „Europeanization“. Würzburg: Königshausen und Neuman 2015: 95-103.

3. Privatisierung im Erziehungs- und Bildungswesen in Griechenland. Zur Umgestaltung der europäischen Bildungslandschaft. Speech held at a round-table discussion organized by the Rosa Luxemburg foundation, in Berlin, Germany, on March 8th 2013. http://www.rosalux.de/news/39275/privatisierung-im-erziehungs-undbildungswesen-in-griechenland.html 4. “The Obsession of the Best Seller Author. Orlando Figes: A Great Writer and a ‘Yuppie’ Historian.” (= «Οψυχαναγκαςμόστου best seller author. ΟρλάντοΦίτηεσ: Δεινόσςυγγραφζασκαι “γιάπθσ” ιςτορικόσ»), The Athens Review of Books, vol. 31, July-August 2012: 22-24.

5. “The beginning of the end of Soviet censorship in Greece. Three important books on political prosecutions in the USSR” (= «ΘαρχιτουτζλουστθσςοβιετικισλογοκριςίασςτθνΕλλάδα. Σρία ςθμαντικά βιβλία για τισ πολιτικζσ διϊξεισ ςτθν ΕΔ»), TheAthensReviewofBooks, vol. 29, May 2012: 8-12.

6. “A recipe for self-extinction: The love for literature and arts”, The Athens Review of Books, no 47, January 2014: 32-33 (Presentation of L. Ulickaja’s novel The Green Tent. Moscow 2012).

7. “The necessary and desirable disrespect. A heretical and essential history of Macedonia” (Presentation of Spyros Karavas’ book Secrets and Fairytales from the History of Macedonia. Athens: “Vivliorama” 2014), The Athens Review of Books no. 55, October 2014: 23-25.

8. “The charm of melancholia”. (Presentation of Alexandra’s Rassidaki book On Melancholia), The Athens Review of Books, May 2913: 11-12.

9. “The impossible passage to freedom. The person in the shadow of History. Mesha Selimovich, The dervish and the Death.” Athens Review of Books, no 70, February 2016: 38-39.

10. “It is not a ‘slavic dialect’, it’s a language!”(«Όχι “ςλαβικι διάλεκτοσ”, γλϊςςα είναι!»)Avgi, Enthemata (4th cycle), 12/12/2018. http://www.avgi.gr/article/10811/8705186/ochi-slabike-dialektos-glossa-einai-

ARTICLES ON LANGUAGE ISSUES

1. “Das Abecedar, philologisch betrachtet”, Die Slawischen Sprachen 1995, vol. 46: 89-101.

2. „Slavic Texts in Greek Alphabet: Two Unpublished Letters by the Comitadjii Apostol Petkov“ (=λαβικά κείμενα ςε ελλθνικι γραφι: Δυο ανζκδοτεσ επιςτολζσ του κομιτατηι Αποςτόλ Πετκόφ»), Histor 1998 (1999), vol. 11: 53-68.

3. “The Conference of the Research Center for Minority Issues” (=Θ θμερίδα του Κζντρου Ερευνϊν Μειονοτικϊν Ομάδων για τα ςλαβικά ιδιϊματα ςτθν Ελλάδα»), Sygchrona Themata, vol. 68-69-70, July 1998-March 1999, pp. 11-13.

4. (Together with Christian Voss) „Die letzten Kodifizierungsversuche des Pomakischen und ihre ethnopolitische Dimension.“ Die Welt der Slawen, 2001, XLVI: 233-250.

5. „The Slavic Dialects of Macedonia: Linguistic Approaches and Political Deviations“ (=«Σα ςλαβικά ιδιϊματα ςτθ Μακεδονία: Γλωςςολογικζσ προςεγγίςεισ και πολιτικζσ αποκλίςεισ»), Tαυτότθτεσ ςτθ Μακεδονία (Identities in Μacedonia).Ed. B. Gounaris, Athens 1997: 89-101.

6. “Questions on the Slavic Dialects of Greek Macedonia”, Αrs Philologica. Festschrift für Baldur Panzer zum 65. Geburtstag. (Eds. K. Grünberg and W. Potthoff). Frankfurt a.M. 1999: 55-68.

7. “Neues zu den slavischen Dialekten Griechenlands“, Die sprachliche Situtation in der Slavia zehn Jahre nach der Wende. Beiträge zum Internationalen Symposium des Slavischen Instituts der Universität Heidelberg vom 29. September bis 2. Oktober 1999, (Ed. Baldur Panzer), Frankfurt: Peter Lang 2000: 289-303.

8. “TheSlavicDialectsinMacedonia” (= «ΟιςλαβικζσδιάλεκτοιςτθΜακεδονία» ), ΗγλωςςικιετερότθταςτθνEλλάδα. (=Linguistic diversity in Greece) Ed. By L. Empeirikos, Al. Ioannidou, E. Karandzola, L. Baltsiotis, D. Christopoulos, Athens: “Alexandria” Publications 2001: 141-145.

9. “The Scientific Status as a Patriotic Mission: The Self-Determination of the Linguist in the Correspondence between Ljubomir Miletič and Vatroslav Jagid” (= Proceedings of the International Conference ‘Language-Society-History), Thessaloniki 11-12.11.2001, Thessaloniki: Centre for the Greek Language 2007: 383-392.

10. „Blaže Koneski, his Successors, and the Peculiar Narrative of a Late Standardization in the Balkans.” Th. Kahl, J. Kramer, E. Prifti (Hg.), Romanica et Balcanica. München 2015:367-376.

11. „Die deutsche Slawistik in und über Griechenland.“ https://www.academia.edu/2700542/Die_deutsche_Slawistik_in_und_uber_Griechenland

12. *Από κοινοφ με Iliana Genew-Puhalewa+ “Koncept Europa (ΕΤΡΩΠΘ) w nowogreckim językowym obrazie świata”, Leksykon Aksjologiczny Słowian i ich sąsiadów. (Red. Jerzy Bartmioski, Wojciech Chlebda) Lublin-Opole: Instytut Slawistyki Polskiej Akademii Nauk 2018, 95-136.

TRANSLATIONS FROM RUSSIAN, GERMAN, POLISH, BULGARIAN INTO GREEK

1. Michail Bachtin, Problemy poėtiki Dostoevskogo (Greek Title: «ΗθτιματατθσποιθτικιστουΝτοςτογιζφςκι».) Athens 2000: “Polis” Editions (From Russian).

2. Pavel Kohout, Hvĕzdná hodina vrahů (Greek Title: «Οάνκρωποσπουδολοφονοφςεχιρεσ"). Athens 2000: “Kastaniotis” Editions (From German).

3. Maxim Biller, Land der Väter und Verräter. (Greek Title: «Γθτωνπατζρωνκαιτωνπροδοτϊν») Athens 2001: “Polis” Editions (From German).

4. Ljudmila Ulickaja, Veselye pochorony (Greek Title: «ΧαροφμενθΚθδεία»). Athens 2001: “Kastaniotis” Editions (From Russian).

5. Viktor Pelevin, Generacija P (Greek Title: «ΘγενιάΠ»), Athens 2003: “Kastaniotis” Editions (From Russian).

6. Vladimir Makanin, Underground ili geroj našego vremeni. (Greek Title: «Άντεργκραουντιζνασιρωαστουκαιροφμασ») “Kastaniotis” Editions (From Russian).

7. Stefan Heym, König Davids Bericht.(GreekTitle: «Θ αλθκινι ιςτορία του βαςιλιά Δαυίδ). Athens 2004: “Polis” editions (From German).

8. Viktor Jerofeev, Chorošij Stalin. (Greek Title: «ΟΚαλόστάλιν»). Athens 2004: “Potamos” editions. (From Russian)

9. Vladimir Makanin, Ključarev-roman. (Greek Title: «ΣομυκιςτόρθματουΚλιουτςαριόφ»). Athens 2005: “Kastaniotis” Editions (From Russian).

10. Ljudmila Razumovskaja, Dorogaja Elena Sergeevna. (Greek Title: «ΑγαπθτιΓιλζναεργκζγεβνα») Theater play, for the theater organization “ETHAL” (Cyprus), staged in Cyprus, on February-March 2007.

11. Czesław Miłosz, Dolina Issy. (Greek Title: «ΘκοιλάδατουΚςςα»), “Kastaniotis” editions, Athens 2008. (From Polish)

12. Vladimir Makanin, Ispug. (Greek Title: «Σρόμοσ»), Athens 2009: “Kastaniotis” Editions. (From Russian)

13. Ryszard Kapuścinśki, Autoportret reportera (Greek Title: «Θαυτοπροςωπογραφίαενόσρεπόρτερ») Athens 2010: “Metaichmio” Editions. (From Polish)

14. Aleksandr Skorobogatov, Seržant Bertrand. (Greek Title: «ΟδιαβολικόσλοχαγόσΜπερτράν».) Athens 2013: “Kastaniotis” Editions. (From Russian)

15. Aleksandr Grin: “Okno v les”, The Athens Review of Books, vol. 51, June 2014: 31-33. (From Russian)

16. Aleksandr Grin, “Zmeja”, The Athens Review of Books, vol. 54, September 2014: 18-19. (From Russian)

17. Anton Čechov, Skripka Rotšil´da. (Greek Title: «ΣοβιολίτουΡότςιλντ»). Athens 2015: “Agra” Editions (From Russian).

18. Michail Bulgakov, Zapiski junogo vrača. (GreekTitle: θμειϊςεισ ενόσ νεαροφ γιατροφ). Athens 2015: “Poikili Stoa” Editions (From Russian).

19. Czesław Miłosz, 10 poems translated from Polish. The Athens Review of Books vol. 60, March 2015: 11-14. (From Polish)

20. To Justyne – translation from Russian of the theatrical monologue written by the Lithuanian theatre director Cezaris Grauzinis. The monologue was staged in the Theater of Exarcheia in 2010 as well as in Patras and Thessaloniki in 2011 and 2014 respectively.

21. Déjà vu – translation from Russian of the play written by the Lithuanian actor and writer Cezaris Grauzinis. The play was staged in the State Theater of Northern Greece (ΚΘΒΕ) inFebruary-March 2011.

22. Demons - translation from Russian of the play written by the Russian theater director Konstantin Bogomolov (based on the Demons by Mikhail Dostoevsky) which was staged in the Onassis Stegi Foundation in Athens in November-December 2017.

23. Svetlana Alexievič, Vremja sėkond hand. (GreekTitle: Σοτζλοστουκόκκινουανκρϊπου.) Ακινα: «Πατάκθσ» 2016. (From Russian)

24. Lev Tolstoj, O Šekspire i o drame. (GreekTitle: Για τον αίξπθρ και το δράμα). Athens: “Poikile Stoa” 2016. (From Russian)

25. Fjodor M. Dostoevskij, Son smešnogo čeloveka. Belyenoči. (GreekTitle: Σο όνειρο ενόσ γελοίου ανκρϊπου. Λευκζσ νφχτεσ.) Athens: “Minoas” 2016. (FromRussian)

26. RobertMusil, ÜberdieDummheit. (GreekTitle: Περί βλακείασ). Ακινα: «Μίνωασ» 2016. (From German)

27. Hans Fallada, Kleiner Mann, was nun? (GreekTitle: Και τϊρα Ανκρωπάκο;). Athens: “Minoas” 2017. (From German)

28. Olga Tokarczuk, Prawiek i inne czasy.(GreekTitle: Σο Αρχζγονο και άλλοι καιροί). Athens: “Kastaniotis” 2017 (FromPolish).

29.GeorgiGospodinov, Fizikanatăgata. (GreekTitle: ΠερίΦυςικιστθσΜελαγχολίασ). Athens: “Ikaros” 2018 (From Bulgarian).

30. Anton Chekhov, Short stories and novellas. (GreekTitle: Διθγιματα και νουβζλεσ). Athens:

“Psichogios” 2019 (From Russian)

31. Michail Bulgakov,Master i Margarita. (Greek Title: ΟμετρκαιθΜαργαρίτα). Athens: “Minoas”

2019. (From Russian)

32. Bruno Schulz, Dzieła wsztystkie. (GreekTitle: Άπαντα τα πεηά). Athens: “Kastaniotis” 2019.