Box 14
Contains 57 Results:
Photographs. Elisabeth Markstein's maternal grandparents, undated
One photo of Samuel Oppenheim is taken from a Berlin newspaper.
Drawing. Vasilisa Shklovsaia-Kordi, Clown face, woman figure, undated
At the bottom of one page is written: "this is from Vasia"; the child's drawing was probably included in a lettter to Markstein.
Photographs. Johann Koplenig (?), 1890s-1910s
Miscellaneous photographs, 1910s-1920s
Photographs. Ernst Oppenheim, Johann and Hilde Koplenig with their son Ernst, 1924, 1950s
In the family photo behind Ernst Koplenig is his uncle, Ernst Oppenheim.
Photographs. Elisabeth Koplenig and family, 1930s
One photo shows Johann and Hilde on the way to Jadersdorf (ca. 1930). Other photos show Elisabeth Koplenig with her grandmother, Helene Oppenheim, on the coast near Calais (1939) and Elisabeth in winter on the Adriatic near Dubrovnik (1939).
Photographs. Elisabeth Koplenig at a dacha near Moscow, 1937
Many of the photos show Lisa Koplenig with her friend Ira Khoroshaeva. One of the photos show the two girls with their mothers.
Photograph. Elisabeth Koplenig at Evpatoriia, 1941 June 9
Evpatoriia is in the Crimea; the photo is inscribed to Elisabeth from Liubov Nikolaevna.
Photographs. Elisabeth Koplenig at Zakharino, 1942-1943
Elisabeth and some of her family were evacuated from Moscow to Zakharino during the war.
Photographs. Elisabeth Koplenig, 1940s
One photo shows Elisabeth in a pasture between Gitschtal and Weissensee near Jadersdorf in Austria (1946).
Photographs. Elisabeth Koplenig, family, and friends, 1940s
Three of the photos are family photos, while the other two show Lisa and Ira Koroshaeva near Vienna in 1946.
Photographs. Elisabeth Koplenig with her Russian classmates, 1945
Elisabeth graduated from high school in the Soviet Union; the back of the one photo is signed by many of her classmates.
Photographs. Elisabeth Koplenig and her brother Ernst, 1940s
One of the photos shows Elisabeth and Ernst on the balcony of the Hotel Lux in Moscow in May, 1945.
Photographs. Ernst Koplenig with parents, circa 1945
The photo of Ernst with his teddy bear was also taken on the balcony of the Lux in Moscow.
Photographs. Elisabeth Koplenig as interpreter, 1946
Photos show the first time Elisabeth was employed as an interpreter; see Moskau ist viel schöner als Paris.
Photographs. Elisabeth Koplenig and her Russian classmates at Moscow State U., 1948
Two large class photos, one inscribed, and one smaller photo inscribed by "Verka."
Photographs. Nadezhda Mirova and friends, circa 1948
Nadezhda and her family became Elisabeth's lifelong friends; the group photo at Red Square was taken in May, 1948.
Photographs. Elisabeth Koplenig, 1940s
The back of the photo of Lisa with the bicycle indicates it was taken at Kuntsevo near Moscow in the summer of 1943 or 1944
Photographs. Elisabeth Koplenig with Austrian youth group, 1949
The back of one photo indicates it was taken at the World Youth Festival in Budapest.
Photographs. Johann Koplenig, 1940s-1950s
After the Red Army took Vienna, Koplenig returned in April of 1945 and served as the vice-chancellor of the provisional government.
Photographs. Johann Koplenig, circa 1940s-1960
Photograph. Elisabeth and Ernst Koplenig, circa 1950s
Miscellaneous photographs, 1950s
Photographs. Elisabeth and Heinz Markstein with daughters, 1950s
Elisabeth married Heinz Markstein in 1952. Barbara was born in 1953 and Catherine in 1955.
Photographs. Elisabeth and Heinz Markstein with daughters, 1950s
Photographs. Heinz Markstein with daughter Catherine, 1950s
Photographs. Elisabeth Markstein teaching, 1954
Inscription on the back of the large classroom photo (18 x 13 cm.) indicates that Markstein is teaching a Russian literature class.
Photographs. Johann Koplenig with daughter and granddaughter, 1956-1957
Photograph. Elisabeth Markstein and family, 1957
Inscription indicates that the locale is Jadersdorf (Austria).