Frenkel was the translator of the German medieval epic Kudrun.

Fridlender was a literary critic; the enclosure consists of a newspaper article on Dmitrii Maksimov. Folder includes a rough draft of one of Gomber-Verzhbinskaia's letters to Fridlender.

George was an art historian residing in Leipzig.

Folder includes a letter (and enclosures) addressed to Ernst Korizek.

Gerns was a teacher at Chabot College in Hayward (CA).

Letter is a sympathy card sent on the occasion of Boris's death.

Folder includes 2 letters from Tsetsiliia Ginzburg to Ernst and Kira Korizek.

2 of the letters are sent from Lithuania and 1 from France.

Gracheva was the wife of the artist Platon Shvets; they emigrated from Leningrad to Vienna and then to Munich in 1978.

Grunfeld was an author and journalist.

Alison Hilton was a graduate student who worked with Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia in the 1970s and became a close friend.

Don Hays worked in the U.S. Consulate in Leningrad.

Viktor Itskovich was a student of Eleonora Petrovna's at the university at Alma Ata; he became a literary critic and worked in publishing in Moscow.

Folder includes a rough draft of Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia's reply.