The enclosure is a photograph of a portrait of Lev Kopelev by Boris Birger.

Folder includes carbon copies with 2 of the typed letters.

Folder includes carbon copies with the 2 typed letters.

Folder includes carbon copies with 2 of the typed letters.

Folder includes Letters from Nadezhda Mirova and her daughters Irina and Katia.

2 of the typed letters have carbon copies.

2 of the typed letters have carbon copies.

2 of the original typed letters have carbon copies, and 1 of the carbon copies with 1986 pencilled in at the top is not accompanied by the original .

Folder includes originals and carbon copies.

Folder includes letters from Nadezhda Mirova, Lazar Lazarev, and their daughters Irina and Katia.

The letter dated March 21, 1988 has a carbon copy.

Catherine Markstein-Rakovsky (b. 1955) is the daughter of Elisabeth Markstein, and the photos show herself, her husband Claude, and her two children, Daniel and Simon.

Katia was married to Nikita Schklovky-Kordi.

Folder includes 3 photographs.

Folder includes a photo of one of E. Markstein's grandchildren.

Printout consists of 5 sections of Markstein's book Moskau ist viel schöner als Paris.

The greeting cards are a birthday card and a new year's greeting.

The enclosure consists of a newspaper article entitled: "Nicht vom Brot allein" written by Elisabeth Markstein.

The typed letters are carbon copies.

The greeting card was sent on the occasion of International Women's Day on March 8.

Most of the envelopes are from letters written from Markstein to Nadezhda Mirova.

Vasilii Aksenov (1932-2009) was a well known Russian novelist who emigrated to the US in 1980.

The surname or familia of Tamara Aleksandrovna is not known.