Kalevala in russian
Kalevala. Prose retelling for children. Based on Yakub Lapatka’s Belorusian translation. Illustrated by Nadezhda Repina.
1847 | Russian | August Mauritz Öhman | Helsinki, Finland | An account of the content of the Kalevala with some examples of verses in Finnish and Russian |
1880 | Russian | Samuel Wilhelm Hellgren | Moscow, Russia | Pesni o Kullerve |
1881 | Russian | Samuel Wilhelm Hellgren | Moscow, Russia | Pesni pro Aino |
1881 | Russian | E. Granström | St. Petersburg, Russia | Prose account of the plot |
1885 | Russian | Samuel Wilhelm Hellgren | Helsinki, Finland | Helsinki; Tri pervyja pesni; r:t 1–3 |
1888 | Russian | Leonid Petrovitš Belskij | St. Petersburg, Russia | |
1889 | Russian | N. A. Borisov & Viktor Ostrogorskij | St. Petersburg, Russia | Prose narrative for young people, poetic extracts translated by Ostrogorsky |
1953 | Russian | A. Ljubarskaja | Petrozavodsk, Russia | The events of the Kalevala told directly to children, poem fragments from Belsky’s translation (1888) |
1970 | Russian | N. Laine, M. Tarasov, A. Titov & A. Hurmevaara | Petrozavodsk, Russia | O. V. Kuusinen’s selection of Kalevala poetry (1949) |
1985 | Russian | Armas Mishin | Petrozavodsk, Russia | A children’s version of the Sampo cycle, with the Finnish original |
1992 | Russian | L. P. Belskij & W. F. Kirby | St. Petersburg, Russia | Selection of poem in Finnish, Russian, and English |
1998 | Russian | Eino Kiuru & Armas Mishin | Petrozavodsk, Russia | With Finnish text |
2004 | Russian | Eino Kiuru & Armas Mishin | Kuhmo, Finland / Petrozavodsk Russia | Translation of the Proto Kalevala, with the original text |
2005 | Russian | Pavel Krusanov | Moskova & St. Petersburg, Russia | Prose |
2006 | Russian | Eino Kiuru & Armas Mishin | Moskova & St. Petersburg, Russia | Kalevala 1835; Translation of the Old Kalevala, with the original text |
2006 | Russian | Eino Kiuru & Armas Mishin | Kuhmo, Finland / Petrozavodsk Russia | Kalevala 1862; Translation of Lönnrot’s Abridged Kalevala for schools, with the original text |
2007 | Russian | Eino Kiuru & Armas Mishin | Petrozavodsk, Russia | Sikermä-Kalevala. Lemminkäinen, Väinämöinen, Naimakansan virsiä; with the original text |
2024 | Russian | Olga Ravchenko | Minsk, Belarus | Kalevala. Prose retelling for children. Based on Yakub Lapatka’s Belorusian translation. Illustrated by Nadezhda Repina. |