Contents§§Sabine Egger§Introduction: On Cultural and Literary Translators§§I. Cultural Translators§§Deirdre Mulrooney§Erina Brady (1891-1961): Irish/German Harbinger of Modern Dance to 1940s Ireland§§Joachim Fischer§German Culture in Denis Johnston s (1901-1984) Life and Work: A Synopsis§§Claire O Reilly§Author, Activist and Anglo-Irish Émigré: The Life and Work of Christabel Bielenberg (1909-2003§§Sabine Egger§Elizabeth Shaw (1920-1992): The Irish Caricaturist who Left Her Mark on East German Children s Literature§§Mervyn O Driscoll§The half-Irish Herbert Remmel ( 1936)§§Susan Tebbutt§German-Irish and Other Encounters in Children s Literature: Emer O Sullivan ( 1957)§§II. Literary Translators§§Hermann Rasche§Elisabeth Schnack (1899-1992): Translators: There are [...] five to a penny _ But there s no one like me§§Gisela Holfter§Annemarie Böll (1910-2004): Outside the Limelight§§Sabine Strümper-Krobb§Translator, Performer and Artist Harry Rowohlt ( 1945) as Mediator of Irish Literature§§John F. Deane§Eva Bourke ( 1946): A Transnational Poet and Translator§§Lesa Ní Mhunghaile§Gabriel Rosenstock ( 1949): The Rejection of the Early Morning Dew§§Marion Winters§Hans-Christian Oeser ( 1950):§Translation Strategies of a Literary Translator§§Rachel McNicholl§Twenty Questions with Polyglot Translator and Folklorist Gabriele Haefs ( 1953)