Biukling was a Finnish drama critic, who became friends with Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia through Laura Virolainen; Eleonora visited Biukling in Helsinki.

Michael Curren was a post-grad under Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia in Leningrad in the late 1960s; he later taught at Ohio State U.

Folder includes the rough draft of a letter of Gomberg to Curran as well as her list of publications.

Daniel was an American diplomat in Leningrad when he first became acquainted with Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia in 1976. Later he purchased a painting of Boris Rabinowich, and Nina did a portrait of Daniel's wife.

Howard Daniel was instrumental in Aleksei Makhmudov's emigration, and several of the enclosures relate to that matter, including a letter to Aleksei Makhmudov and Elena Kozhina (his wife).

Draguet was a faculty member at the Université Libre de Bruxelles.

Letter is a rough draft.

Letter is a rough draft, in which Gomberg discusses Epshtein's poetry as well as Mikhalkov's film Burnt by the Sun.

Folder includes Gomber-Verzhbinskaia's rough draft of a letter to Etingof.

Efim Etkind (1918-1999) was a Soviet philologist as well as dissident.

The letter is written by Lena, her mother Vera, as well as several others.

The Feigins were musicians who emigrated from the USSR to London.

Enclosures consist of photographs of Ilya Repin drawings belonging to the Royal Museum of Fine Arts.

Alexander Danov is a Leningrad artist who emigrated to Germany.