Folder includes the Austrian State Prize for literary translation as well as the Aurora Borealis prize for the translation of fiction.

Heinz Markstein (1924-2008), the husband of Elisabeth Markstein, fled Europe for Bolivia with his family in March of 1929.

These letters certifying Heinz Markstein's employment are from places as varied as the Banco Mercantil (Bolivia) to the Austrian Broadcasting Company in Vienna.

Like Elisabeth, Heinz Markstein had a long association with the communist part of Austria, all of which changed during the 1960s.

Folder includes baptismal certificate as well as death certificate.

Folder includes such documents as marriage certificate, teaching certificate, proof of citizenship, etc.

The residence permit issued by the USSR is in several pieces.

The invitation indicates that the speaker will be the chairman of the party, Comrade Koplenig.

The invitation was issued to Vice Chancellor Koplenig for a performance of Beethoven's Fidelio.

Information on the identity papers written in German, French, English, and Russian.

Party ID indicates that Koplenig was a member of the Central Committee of the Communist Part of Austria.

Johann Koplenig (1891-1968) and Hilde Oppenheim (1904-2002) were married on January 28, 1929; the folder contains a copy issued in 1968.

Short manuscript may be a speech written by Johann Koplenig.

Obituary appeared in a Russian-language newspaper.

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.