Notice the difference between the Slavuta and American wedding photos: in Slavuta, everyone looks as serious as if they’re signing a treaty. In America, everyone is smiling from ear to ear. Apparently, somewhere along the way, weddings became a lot more cheerful. Black and white pictures are from Slavuta.
Plate 01Larisa and Anatoly
From Left: Iosiph Tolpin, Joseph Tolpin, Klara, Entsia Tolpin, .., Basia
Plate 02Rita/Lasar wedding. 1969
Joseph Tolpin, .., .., Entsia Tolpin, .. Raia Tolpin, .., Misha Tolpin, Ira Korenman
Plate 03Rita and Lasar Rutfeld. 1969
Too many people to list. But here is our family group photo
Plate 04Larisa/Anatolys wedding
Anatoly's parents on the left. Entsia and Joseph on the right
Plate 05Alex Tolpin wedding
Plate 06Sophia Bronshvayg wedding
Plate 07Valia Tolpina and Grisha Taksa
Plate 08Faina and Ilya Tolpin
Plate 09Irina and Andrew
Tania, Irina, Gnesia and Isaak
Plate 10Yelena and Dima
Tania, Yelena, Dima, Gnesia
Plate 11Olya Tolpin and Michael Weisblat
Plate 12Sofa, day after the wedding
Plate 13Mark and Cyd wedding
Plate 14Anna and Gennadiy. 1996
Plate 15Russ and Stephany. 2018
Plate 16Zhana Sam. 1973
Plate 17Serge and Katya in Aruba
Plate 18Michelle and Spencer 2026
Plate 19Dmitry and Zoya. Looks like a Politburo meeting
