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Dudar translated from
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He made his debut with a poem in 1921 in the newspaper "Soviet
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After finishing school in 1921, Dudar joined a theatre troupe and published his first poem. He was also engaged in literary criticism and translations from
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Stanislav Stande (1932), Fyodor
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In 1935-36 Dudar was mainly engaged in translations but was arrested for the third time in
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