Sarah Dvoretzky

1915–1972 (age 57)

Biography

Sarah Dvoretzky (1915–1972) became a cherished translator who opened the world of literature to Hebrew readers with sensitivity and skill. She approached each text with reverence for both language and story, helping new voices resonate with her readers.

Her translations bridged cultures and inspired dialogue, leaving behind a legacy of linguistic artistry remembered by many and honored at Har HaMenuchot.

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