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Enclosures consist of 7 b/w prints (various sizes), showing Aleksei (Alyosha), his mother, uncle (Nika), and his baby sister, Tania; photos are inscribed.

Letters revolves around Aliko's discussion of ballet.

Enclosure consists of a small newspaper clipping.

The postcard was sent from Kutaisi to RNN in Tbilisi.

Ketevan Davidovna Guramishvili was a cousin of RNN; her father David Guramishvili was the brother of Olga Nikoladze, Rusudana's mother. One of the items is addressed to RNN in Borzhomi-Likani and the other two to RNN in Telavi in Georgia.

Nina and Liza Dzhavrova were relatives of RNN.

Folder includes RNN's draft response.

Elena or Lena was the wife of Aliko Chichinadze.

Letter is incomplete.

Ekaterina Iakovlevna Nikoladze (1854-1931) was RNN's aunt.

Eliko Tsereteli, the sister of Iraklii, was a cousin of RNN.

Eliko Tsereteli (1877-1950) was the daughter of Olympia Nikoladze and Georgii Tsereteli; she was a cousin of Vissarion Chichinadze.

Letter is a new year's greeting.

Aleksei V. Chichinadze was the son of Vissarion and Zinaida; Georgette was the wife of Georgii Nikoladze; letter is in Georgian.

Folder includes a draft of RNN's reply.

Folder also contains a 1966 envelope; however, the letter is missing.

Letter was sent from prison.

Iraklii Tsereteli (1877-1950) was RNN's cousin -- see also the memoirs. The letter bears the censor's stamp and was written from prison.