Milda Grīnfelde

1909–2000 (age 91)

Biography

Milda Grīnfelde was a literary translator who built bridges between languages, bringing rich voices from abroad into the Latvian literary landscape with sensitivity and clarity. Her careful work ensured that new stories resonated deeply with readers while honoring the nuance of the originals.

Her dedication shaped how generations experienced world literature, and her legacy endures at Forest Cemetery, where admirers continue to celebrate her incomparable gift for translation.

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