Folder includes notes of Antonina Axenova indicating that these poems were written out for her by Paulina Miasnikova. The poems originally dictated by Ginzburg to Miasnikova were never published; two of the poems: "Invektiva" and "Kolyma" have typed variants as well as the written out versions.

Recording of E. Ginzburg's voice reciting her poem.

Published in Kazan, this title put out by Tatarskoe Knizhnoe Izdatelstvo is Ginzburg's first book publication.

Published in the journal Iunost, this story is subtitled, "vospominaniia o pervykh shagakh sovietskoi shkoly."

These pages are also photocopies from Iunost.

These pages are also photocopies from Iunost.

These pages are also photocopies from Iunost.

Ginzburg's poem "Madrigal" is subtitled "on Lev's birthday" and was written in response to Lev Kopelev's and Raisa Orlova's birthday tributes, which are included in the folder.

Nataliia Ginzburg was the sister of Evgeniia; the year 1914 is pencilled in on the back of the photograph.

Photograph is inscribed by Antonina Axenova, indicating that Iuliia was a very close friend of Evgeniia Ginzburg and that they "went through everything together."

Besides E. Ginzburg and A. Valter, one print shows Antonina Axenova.

On the back of the photo Axenova writes that it is her first photograph and corresponds to the time when Ginzburg first started taking her home with her from Detdom--see Krutoi Marshrut.

One photo shows Ginzburg and the children at summer camp, and another shows Paulina Miasnikova together with Ginzburg and Valter.

The camp or settlement of Marchekan was about four or five kilometers from Magadan; inscriptions written by Miasnikova, who is pictured in one of the photos.

One photo shows Antonina in her "first role" as a cook or kitchen helper.

Through Ginzburg's efforts Vasilii Aksenov was able to come out to Magadan where he stayed for two years, completing his high school education. After returning to Kazan to begin studying medicine, he visited again in Spring of 1954--see Krutoi Marshrut.

See inscriptions on back of photos; date on photo of Natasha Ginzburg conflicts with date on inscription.

Various photos with inscriptions: Gorky Park (in Magadan), Nagaevo Bay (part of the Sea of Okhotsk), etc.

Paulina Miasnikova's son, Evgenii appears in three of the photos with Antonina.

Besides Paulina and Evgenii, other friends in several of these photos are Doctor Umanskii and his wife.

Evgeniia Ginzburg appears as one of the teachers in this photo.

Various Magadan scenes; Valter appears in the photo where the children prepare to set off for summer camp.

In one of the Magadan scenes, the husband of P. Miasnikova is pictured.

Inscription on the back of one photo indicates that both Dima and Vasia were students at the time of the picture.

Besides a photo of Dmitri in 1960, photos show dmitri's sisters, Vera dn Lelia, as well as his mother, Anna Ivanovna. Antonina Axenova provides notes on the backs of the pictures.

One picture of E. Ginzburg in Moscow has part of the photo cut out.