Leonid Volodarskiy

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Leonid Veniaminovitch Volodarskiy (Russian: Леони́д Вениами́нович Волода́рский, born on May 20, 1950), Russian translator, writer and weekly radio show author.

Graduated from Maurice Thorez Moscow State Institute of Foreign Languages (Linguistics Institute). Worked in the Africa Institute of Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Institute of International Workers Movement of AS USSR.

First translator of Steven King books into Russian.

Popularity grown by his videofilms translations, because of his characteristical voice features.

Author of the political detective novel "Snow from Central America" and some other writings. Author and an anchor of ten TV-series about Soviet Intelligence "Razvedka" of 1920-1930 named "Razvedka, as not known by the general public"

One-voice translator of Six Feet Under (Russian: Клиент всегда мёртв, Always Dead Client in Russian) TV series.

Author and anchor of radio show "Right for a rest" and "Once on a Rain" for Silver Rain FM-radio channel. [1], [2]

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