Box 1
Contains 144 Results:
Eye Exam Records. Lydia and Lisa Steinbrunner, 1935
When Elisabeth Koplenig's family fled Austria because of the growing strength of the Nazis, they used false identification papers. The eye exam records show the mother and daughter using the name Steinbrunner.
French Identity Card. Lydia and Lisa Steinbrunner, 1939
Certificates of merit. Elisabeth Koplenig, 1941-1944
School certificates "for excellent performance and good behavior"; Elisabeth Koplenig spent the war years in Russia and attended school there; 2 of the certificates were issued by a Moscow school, while the 1942 certificate was given by a school in Cherepanikha.
School exercise. Elisabeth Koplenig, 1940s
Item appears to be an early school exercise with regard to cities and their populations.
School exercise. Elisabeth Koplenig, 1940s
A short descriptive "essay" written as a school exercise and touching upon Paris and other subjects.
This folder is not in use
Komsomol identification. Elisabeth Koplenig, 1944 March
ID testifies to the fact that the bearer is a delegate to the communist youth organization.
Student Identification Card. Elisabeth Koplenig, 1944
Academic records and transcripts. Elisabeth Koplenig, 1946-1948
Documents are in Russian with translations into German.
Viennese Transit Pass. Elisabeth Koplenig, 1947 July-August
Russian library cards. Elisabeth Markstein neé Koplenig, 1944-1968
The last card (1968) is issued to Elisabeth with her married name, while the 2 earlier cards ((1944, 1948) are issued to Koplenig. 2 of the 3 cards are for the premier institute, the Russian State Library
Communist party membership books. Elisabeth Markstein neé Koplenig, 1945-1965
Pins and awards. Elisabeth Koplenig, undated
Folder includes a school medal awarded for "excellent performance and good behavior," a Komsomol pin, and a communist party pin.
Diplomas and other certificates of merit. Elisabeth Koplenig, 1948-1958
Hospital documents. Elisabeth Markstein neé Koplenig, 1953-1955
Documents relate to the births of two of Markstein's daughters.
Academic certificates and diplomas. Elisabeth Markstein neé Koplenig, 1952-1958
Certificates from the U. of Vienna testify to proficiency in translation, Slavic philology, East European history, etc.
Documents. Elisabeth Markstein neé Koplenig, 1957-1958
Copy of a diploma testifying to proficiency in Russian as well as an official medical certificate testifying to paralysis in the left arm and the resulting inability to type with both hands.
Poem. "To Lisa from [her] Soviet friends", undated
Poem in 9 stanzas written in Russian and signed by 21 friends.
Curriculum vitae and resumes. Elisabeth Markstein, 1974-1990
The original of the curriculum vitae is in Russian with a copy of a translation; resumes include lists of publications. Folder includes Elisabeth Markstein's business card.
Correspondence. Elisabeth Markstein et al. with regard to Soviet visa matters, 1979
Most of the pages are photocopies or carbon copies.
Letters of recommendation. Written for Elisabeth Markstein, 1980
Folder includes letters in English written by Sidney Monas (UT-Austin) and John Bowlt (Institute of Modern Russian Culture).
Letters of recommendation. Written for Elisabeth Markstein, 1980
Folder includes primarily photocopies.
Memorandum of appointment. U. of Texas at Austin to Elisabeth Markstein, 1975 December 15
Markstein was appointed visiting lecturer for the academic year of 1975-1976.
Record of courses taught. Elisabeth Markstein at the U. of Vienna, 1967-1969
Record of courses taught. Elisabeth Markstein at the U. of Vienna, 1974-1979
Folder includes a letter sent to the U. of Texas at Austin on behalf of Markstein.