Folder includes the rough draft of Gomberg-Verzhinbinskaia's reply.

Ernst Korizek (1922-2012) was a medical doctor, and his wife Kira was born in Moscow in 1926.

Photocopies of these letters were passed on to Nina Rabinowich.

Folder includes letters to Kira and Ernst from Oleg Poliakov and a Mr. and Mrs. Babich, as well as a 1982 letter from mother.

Kovner was born in Leningrad and later emigrated to the US.

Kovtun was an art critic and colleague of Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia.

Petr V. Kozhevnikov (1953-2012) was an actor, writer, artist, with strong interests in ecology and other areas.

Ania Krupina (1947-2015) was a close friend of Nina's; both attended the same Mukhinskoe Uchilishche and remained close friends and colleagues.

Letters are basically the accounts of three trips to Russia and the US.

Mikhail Kulakov (1933-2015) was a well-known avant-garde artist; folder includes a note from Kulakov's mother-in-law to Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia.

Letters are photocopies of the originals.

Kulik (1937-) was a geologist and a nephew of Rebekka Zlatogorskaia; he emigrated to Australia.

Folder contains an email sent by Nina Rabinowich, providing some information on Kushner.

Kuzminskii (1940-2015) was a poet who emigrated from the Soviet Union in 1978; he published the "Blue Lagoon Anthology of Modern Russian Poetry." Folder includes a copy of a letter to Alek Rapoport as well as Rapoport's response.

Leibovich (1909-2008) was a relative of Eleonora Petrovna through her second husband; she worked as a translator with the United Nations and with UNESCO.

Folder includes 4 letters from Lida Leibovich, Keta's cousin, to Eleonora Petrovna.

Enclosure consists of a story written by Leibovich, "Les Pas du Poéte."

The letters are rough drafts.