Folder includes a Russian-issued certificate allowing Koplenig freedom of movement, 2 copies of a 1945 group photograph that includes Koplenig, etc.

Hilde Koplenig was born on August 31, 1904, but this registration dates from the following year.

Hilde Koplenig's article appears on pages 215 to 230 of Wiener Geschichts Blätter, vol. 32, issue 3.

Hilde Koplenig's article appears on pages 351 to 371 of Zeit Geschichte, vol. 5, issue 9/10.

Offprint is from Duisburger Hochschulbeiträge, vol. 12.

Hilde Koplenig died on April 16, 2002; the obituary appeared a week later in Literaturhaus Wien.

Article was published on pages 205 to 214 in Babeuf et le babouvisme.

Page has been torn.

Ernst, Elisabeth Koplenig's brother, was born in Moscow on April 22, 1941, but this certificate was issued in 1945.

The German-language newspaper clipping, "In memoriam Ernst Koplenig," shows no date; however, the 21-year old Ernst died on May 8, 1962.

The membership card is to a club called "Die Naturfreunde"; Ernst Oppenheim was an uncle of Elisabeth Markstein.

Helene Oppenheim (1875-1968), Elisabeth Markstein's maternal grandmother, died on November 17, 1968.

Page 2 includes a drawing.

Folder include 7 transcriptions but only 5 letters/postcards.

Letter of October 14, 1947 includes several paragraphs not addressed to Hilde; last letter has "1948" in another hand written at the top.

The 1963 letter is written on the stationery of a hotel in Prague.

Pencilled in at the top of each letter is an indication that they were sent from Prague.

Folder includes a telegram from Elisabeth to Ernst and a child's letter addressed to the entire family.

As noted earlier, Helene Oppenheim was Elisabeth's maternal grandmother.