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Translator Roser Berdagué dies at 95

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Translator Roser Berdagué has died at the age of 95. Berdagué translated more than 350 books by authors such as Saul Bellow, Charles Dickens, Joseph Brodsky, Margaret Atwood, Jack London, Herman Melville, and Agota Kristof. In 2009, she received the National Translation Prize awarded by the Ministry of Culture.

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