Jochen Neuhaus

1936–1995 (age 59)

Biography

Jochen Neuhaus (1936–1995) was a gifted translator whose linguistic talents brought important literary voices to new audiences and fostered cultural understanding. He approached each work with sensitivity to nuance, ensuring that the spirit of the original text shone through in another language.

He rests at Wolfgottesacker, where his work remains appreciated by readers and fellow translators alike.

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