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[xmca] protocol on spelling: Leontiev, Leontyev, Leont'ev

From: Mary van der Riet <vanderriet who-is-at ukzn.ac.za>
Date: Mon May 19 2008 - 00:18:40 PDT

Dear all
is there a 'protocol' on spelling Russian names when writing in English? (perhaps set by editors or something?)
I have come across Leontiev, Leontyev, Leont'ev, and Ilyenkov and Il'enkov.
 
Mary

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