Box 17

"Matreshki" is signed by many of the non-conformist artists who participated in the D/K Nevsky exhibit.

Aleksandr I. Vaks was the head of the department of Design at the Mukhinskoe Uchilishche.

Articles consist of book reviews which appeared in Russkaia Mysl and Novoe Russkoe Slovo.

Articles are drawn primarily from Neue Zürcher Zeitung and Die Presse.

Items are drawn primarily from the Neue Zürcher Zeitung.

Article appeared in the publication Zerkalo (Tel Aviv).

The Galerie Klostermühle Hude is located near Oldenburg (Germany).

Both galleries are located in Vienna.

Exhibition took place at the Galleria Trifalco in Rome.

Folder includes 3 copies of the ad for Boris Rabinowich's exhibition at the Galerie Basilisk and 1 advertising an exhibition that included both Boris Rabinowich and Nina Werzhbinskaja in the Galerie in der Kartause Gaming.

Exhibitions took place at the Galerie in Pfarrzentrum Strasswalchen, the Galerie Lehner (in Linz, Germany), and the Künstlerhaus in Vienna.

Museum is located in Leningrad / St. Petersburg.

Exhibitions took place at die Wiener Katholische Akademie and at the Galerie Modern Art Center in Zurich.

Exhibition took place in the Jewish Museum in Vienna.

Article on the D/K Nevsky exhibit appeared in Leningradskaia Pravda.

Folder includes tear sheets as well as photocopies of articles from the New Orleans Times-Picayune, the Tucson Citizen, the San Francisco Chronicle, and others. Folder includes an article by Rapoport on the artist Aleksandr D. Arefev (1931-1978).

Drawing was exhibited at the 1975 D/K Nevsky exhibit.

Simon Wiesenthal (1908-2005) was a Holocaust survivor, who later became well known for bringing former Nazis to justice.

Boris Rabinowich's work which is featured on the cover of the Jewish paper Illustrierte Neue Welt is unnamed.

Folder includes a copy of Solzhenitsyn's letter as well as various reactions such as that of Kronid Liubarskii. Tear sheets are from Russkaia Mysl and Novaia Gazeta.

Article was published in Novaia Gazeta.