Folder includes: photograph of Nadezhda Davydovna Rabinovich; photograph of the Grinberg and Rabinovich families; 4 photographs depicting primarily Natalia A. Roskina.

Photographs center around Natalia A. Roskina. Folder includes 2 class photos, 1 of the graduating students of the language and literature department of Moscow State University.

Photographs center around Natalia A. Roskina and her daughter Irina. Folder includes 1 photo, depicting Natalia A. Roskina with the writer and poet Lydia Chukovskaya and the Nobel prize winner Boris Pasternak.

Photographs center around Natalia A. Roskina. Folder includes 1 photo, showing Natalia and her daughter Irina and another photo showing Natalia with the writer Vladimir G. Lidin.

Photographs center around Natalia A. Roskina. Folder includes 1 photo, showing Irina V. Roskina with the film critic Natalia V. Iakovleva.

Folder includes several photographs of Irina Roskina's daughter, Aleksandra. One photograph shows the three generations of Natalia, Irina, and Aleksandra, together with the American translator and professor, Paul Debreczeny.

The 2 colored photographs show Irina Roskina and her daughter and Irina Roskina and the poet Evgenii Rein, both pictures taken in Israel. Folder includes small photos of Mikhail Agurskii, the documentary director Fyodor A. Tiapkin, and the film critic and archivist, Vladimir IU. Dmitriev.

Complete list of photographs together with footnotes and commentary supplied by Irina V. Roskina.

This volume of reminiscences of Leonid Andreev by Gorky, Blok, Chukovskii, and other writers was part of Aleksandr I. Roskin's library.

Viktor Shklovskii is the principal author of these essays, which were part of the library of Aleksandr I. Roskin.

Folder includes: a bibliography of the work of N. A. Roskina compiled by her daughter (typescript with corrections); a photocopy of N. A. Roskina's published article: "The Diary of Suvorin as an Archival Document"; a photocopy of an obituary written by A. Chudakov; an inventory of the archive of A. I. Roskin in the Lenin State Library in Moscow.

Grossman's essay entitled: "Recollections of Aleksandr Iosifovich Roskin" was delivered as an address and later published in Voprosy Literatury with a brief introduction by N. A. Roskina.

Folder includes: N. A. Roskina's description of a meeting with the author, M. Zoshchenko; her typed manuscript "About the diary of Suvorin"; a school exercise of hers entitled: "What I want to be"; 2 divorce notices (one of N. A. Roskina and the second of E. V. Zabolotskaia) from the newspaper Vecherniaia Moskva; an invitation to the dramatic society's evening dedicated to A. I. Roskin.

Folder includes: Z. C. Papernyi's caricature of working at "Literaturnaya Gazeta"; Z. C. Papernyi's parody of Kochetov; N. A. Roskina's transcript of a meeting on the "Classics and Us."

Folder includes: a copy made by N. A. Roskina of antisemitic verses written by Valentin Kataev and published in the Odesskii Vestnik in 1911 and 1913; a letter to the publisher, "Sovetskii Pisatel'," on the publication of A. I. Roskin's book Antosha Chekhonte.

Folder includes a typed manuscript with corrections as well as a clean-copy printout with explanatory footnotes. The subject of the sketch is Aleksandr Galich, poet, singer-songwriter, and dissident. Irina Roskina also provides information for accessing digital copies of Galich material, the originals of which are in the archive at Bremen University (Germany); see the curator of this collection for more detail.

Folder includes two versions of the story "Mimi," as well as stories entitled: "Murder" and "Je Reviens."

Folder includes a conversation with the literary specialist, Emma Gershtein, and Evgenii Rein commenting upon his own poetry. Irina V. Roskina provided transcriptions of the two manuscripts.

In "Our Family Tree" Irina Roskina provides the genealogy of the Rabinovich and Roskin families; folder includes a printout with regard to the gravesites in St. Petersburg of Nadezhda D. Roskina and Roza N. Rabinovich.

Folder includes a play entitled: "The Happy Little Family," written when Irina was still a child, and a parody of The Three Sisters. "The Happy Little Family" is written on the back of some typed pages discussing Madame Bovary. Irina Roskina provides a transcription of the parody.

One of the postcards from Mikhail Agurskii is blank, having been included in one of the letters. Folder includes transcriptions of the letters by Irina Roskina.

Irina Roskina provides transcriptions of these letters from Tat'iana Bek, who is a poet and literary critic.

The letter from Liuda Varazi includes 2 drawings done by her children.

Folder includes a transcription of the letter to N. A. Roskina.

This manuscript is the author's recollections of Anna Akhmatova, which was later published in: "Ia vsem proshchenie daryiu. . .": Akhmatovskii sbornik, pp 129-134 (Moscow: 2006).

Letters by Vladimir Dmitriev and Aleksandr Chudakov.

37 pages of the notebook have quotations in I. V. Roskina's hand. The quotations range from Iris Murdoch and T. S. Eliot to Boris Pasternak and Ivan Turgenev. Notebook includes an entry by the poet and translator, K. P. Bogatyrev, with an inscription to Irina Roskina.

Folder includes: photograph of Anna Akhmatova inscribed to Irina V. Roskina and dated 1961 February 2; photograph of Evgenii Rein inscribed to Irina and dated 1980 August 25; another photograph of Evgenii Rein inscribed to Tat'iana Bek and dated 1981; photograph of Thomas Winner inscribed to Natasha Roskina; photograph of Mikhail Agurskii dated 1975.