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In the reviewed paper a generalized Penrose transform is suggested and a series of related conjectures are made. Two basic aspects of the Penrose transform are emphasized: (1) an isomorphism between the space of solutions of a class of differential equations and a cohomology, (2) an isomorphism between a Dolbeault cohomology and an appropriate holomorphic cohomology. The generalization is applied to flag domains \(D\) -- open orbits of a real form \(G_{\mathbb R}\) of a complex semisimple group \(G\), with \(G_{\mathbb R}\) acting on a flag manifold \(F=G/P\), \(P\subset G/P\) is a parabolic subgroup. Dually one constructs a Stein manifold \(M(D)\) which is related to \(M=G/K\), with \(K\) being the complexification of a maximal compact subgroup \(K_{\mathbb R}\) in \(G_{\mathbb R}\), and replaces the space of lines inside \(D\subset\mathbb CP^3\) in the classical Penrose transform. The description of \(M(D)\) is not yet final and some of the conjectures are concerned with this problem. Other conjectures aim to generalize a result due to Schmid about discrete series of representations of \(G_{\mathbb R}\) realized in a cohomology \(H^{(q)}(D,V)\). Penrose transform then sends elements from \(H^{(q)}(D)\) to holomorphic sections of a vector bundle on \(M(D)\) satisfying a system of differential equations. A related problem discussed in the paper is an explicit construction of the inverse Penrose transform, and also a boundary representation of the Penrose transform. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0890.00046].