| Andrei Bely Prize |
| Leningrad, 1983 |
| For poetry, essays and poetry translations in samizdat |
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| The Paris Prize for Russian Poets |
| Paris, 1991 |
| For her book of verse, "A Chinese Journey" |
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| The Alfred Toepfer Pushkin Prize |
| Hamburg, 1994 |
| For poetry |
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| The European Poetry Prize |
| Rome, 1995 |
| For her book of verse, "The Wild Rose" |
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"The Christian Roots of Europe,"
a literary prize in honor of Vladimir Solovyov |
| Vatican, 1998 |
| For poetry |
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| The Alexander Solzhenitsyn Prize |
| Moscow, 2003 |
| For poetry and essays |
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| The Durrës International Festival of Poetry Prize |
| 2006 |
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| The Onuphrius Iconographer Prize |
| Albania, 2006 |
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| Inolit Prize |
| Moscow, 2006 |
| For translation of Paul Celan’s verse and an essay on him |
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| Best Book for Young Children |
| Moscow, 2007 |
| For her book "How I Transformed" |
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| Kamposanp’ero Prize |
| Italy, 2010 |
| "For verse of extraordinary power and a constant search for the divine in people and things" |
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| Dante Aligheiri Prize |
| Rome, 2011 |
| The jury has concluded that her works "in the best sense embody poetry as a journey to the center of humanity's vocation, renewing the experience of our greatest poet Dante Alighieri" |
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| Overview of Olga Sedakova's Four Volume Collection > |
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