Google Translate Makes Russia 'Mordor,' Lavrov 'Sad Little Horse'
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Ukrainian and Russian Tolkien fans battle over the legacy of 'The Lord of the Rings'
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Middle-earth according to Mordor | Salon.com
Really happy with new addition to my Hobbit translation collection: Russian language published in Baku, Azerbaijan (1993). Extra surprise is that this edition is full translation of the Hobbit PLUS The Silmarillion!
Lord of the Rings Return of the King Russian Translated Edition Book 3
Lord of the Rings Return of the King Russian Translated Edition Book 3
Ukrainian and Russian Tolkien fans battle over the legacy of 'The Lord of the Rings'
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Google translation error turns 'Russia' into 'Mordor' – POLITICO
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Watch a Soviet-era, Russian adaptation of The Lord of the Rings
This Russian 'Lord of the Rings' adaptation is barely recognizable
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Luka Ivan Jukic on X: "Ukrainian artist Sergei Iukhimov's illustrations for the first Russian translation of Lord of the Rings published in 1993. Invented Anglo-Saxon mythology meets Eastern Orthodox iconography. https://t.co/k7amzCCRtw" /
Luka Ivan Jukic on X: "Ukrainian artist Sergei Iukhimov's illustrations for the first Russian translation of Lord of the Rings published in 1993. Invented Anglo-Saxon mythology meets Eastern Orthodox iconography. https://t.co/k7amzCCRtw" /
