English Translations
- Poem prague, 1968, Victor Pambuccian (trans.), International Poetry Review, 36 (2010), 54-59.
- Poem mea culpa, Victor Pambuccian (trans.), International Poetry Review, 37 (2011), 141.
- Poem the warm actual remainder, Victor Pambuccian (trans.), International Poetry Review, 37 (2011), 141.
- Poem something cracked, Victor Pambuccian (trans.), International Poetry Review, 37 (2011), 141-143.
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| Name | Axmann, Elisabeth |
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| Date of birth | June 19, 1926 |
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