All 3 issues feature poems by Asya Genkina and stories which are illustrated by Boris Semenov.

Two of the issues feature stories written by Vladimir Lifshits and illustrated by Boris Semenov. Issue 7 has a photograph of Vladimir Lifshits with a reference to several of his works on page 12, and on page 20 there is a poem written by Asya Genkina.

Two of the issues feature stories written by Vladimir Lifshits, and issue 12 has a poem by Asya Genkina.

The March 1947 issue features a story illustrated by Boris Semenov.

Book is inscribed by the author to his son; one of the stories or poems is missing.

The journal Nash Sovremennik included on pages 56 to 61 the poems of James Clifford with an introduction by Vladimir Lifshits.

Issue includes a poem by Vladimir Lifshits entitled "Shcheniata" or "Puppies" (sse page 16).

Issue includes a poem by Vladimir Lifshits entitled "Ezdim, plavaem, letaem" or "We ride, we sail, we fly" (see page 13).

Issue includes a poem by Vladimir Lifshits entitled "Tovarishchi" or "Comrades" (sse page 16).

The 2 articles are from the magazines Ogonek and Krokodil.

On page 52 of this issue of Nauka i zhizn, Lifshits's poem entitled "K voprosu o dolgoletii" or "To the question of longevity" was published.

The poems "Proshchanie," "K voprosu o dolgoletii," "Dolzhnik" and "Co" were published on pages 97-103 in Znamia, along with a commentary by K. Vanshenkina. Besides the journal issue, folder includes a photocopy of the article.

The article was written by Iurii Kolker and appeared in Kontinent, issue number 48 (1986), and the book is entitled Kniga o Parodii by V. L. Novikov (Moscow: Sovetskii Pisatel, 1989).

Ilia Lifshits, the younger brother of Vladimir, emigrated to Israel where his book of poems was published in Kiriat-Gat. The book is accompanied by a letter addressed to both Lev and Nina.

On pages 28 to 32, an article by Matvei Kitov appeared in Novyi Kosmopolit, an emigre journal published in Boston.

89 books from this collection have been cataloged and can be located through the online catalog. The majority of them are children's books and books of poetry written by Vladimir Lifshits. Many of them are autographed or inscribed.

Leaf with 3 half-tones torn from an unidentified book or journal; top photo on recto shows Lifshits with other writers: Saianov, Prokofev, Forsh, and Tikhonov.

Lifshits and Semenov with Vladimir Ivanov and Veniamin Fomin at Ust Uzhora on the Leningrad front. The photograph was done by Nikolai Khandogin.

The 2 smaller prints show Vladimir's grave stone, one of which shows Irina Kichanova in the foreground. The 3 larger prints are from much later after Kichanova has passed away, and her name and dates have been added to the grave stone.

The prints span over a century, the earliest showing Asya Genkina's parents and the latest the memorial dinner in honor of Lev Loseff, who passed away in 2009. For access to the actual digital images, please contact the curator of this collection.