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Folder includes a rough draft of an RNN reply dated April 13, 1968.

Ivan Pavlovich Bardin (1883-1960) was an academician and metallurgist. He worked with Georgii Nikoladze and Iraklii Lordkipanidze in Iuzovka (Donbass), Ukraine. He was also a friend of RNN. When the newspaper "Sovetskii Sport," published a defamatory article about Georgii Nikoladze after his death, Rusudana asked Bardin to write a response. After Bardin's death Rusudana corresponded with his wife.

Enclosures include a tear sheet from an unidentified newspaper. Lidiia Ivanovna Kramp was a classmate of Tamara Nikoladze-Muskhelishvili in the Pedagogical Institute. She was involved in gathering information about those who graduated from 1907 to 1925.

Enclosure is a postcard of the sculpture by the Anichkov Bridge.

Enclosure consists of a photograph inscribed to RNN.

Enclosure consists of a newspaper clipping; telegram consists of a new year's greeting from the family: Aliko, his wife (Lena), and his mother (Zina).

Majority of items are sent from Moscow and Odessa.

Enclosures consist of newspaper clippings with articles on the Georgian poet, Shota Rustaveli; articles are from Leningradskaia Pravda.

Vera Alekseevna Chechina was RNN's housekeeper and a family friend.

Professor Sergei Mikhailovich Kulikov appealed to RNN for help with his research of Nikolai Loginovich Linev, a friend of Niko Nikoladze.

Enclosure consists of a black-and-white print (16 x 11cm).

Enclosure is the agenda for a conference; letters are written in Georgian.

All but one letter are sent from Izhevsk (Russia); the exception is from Sevastopol in the Crimea.

Tamara Magavariani was the director of the Niko Nikoladze Archive and a friend of the Nikoladze family.

Tatiana (Tata) Alekseevna Chichinadze was the daughter of Efrosinia Iakovlevna Nikoladze and Aleksei Chichinadzea and thus a cousin of RNN

With the exception of the telegams, all the correspondence is in Georgian; enclosure consists of a receipt.