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Selected Internet Resources

Links to:

Book Studies
Electronic Journals/Newsletters/Newspapers
Collections in North America
Collections in the Former Soviet Union
Collections in Europe and Asia
Maps
On-line Directories/General Ready-Reference
Organizations
New York-based Organizations
Slavic and East European Internet Guides
Vendors of Slavic Materials

The intent of the following list is to provide useful links to relevant library and archival institutions throughout the world. Other areas--such as general reference, electronic journals, maps, etc.--are covered far less extensively. Readers are advised to consult the broadly-based, vastly more comprehensive, subject-specific collection of links found at the Russian and East European Studies (REES) Web site at the University of Pittsburgh. The best organized and vetted site is that maintained by the British Library, with the assistance of the All-Russian Library of Foreign Literature in Moscow. In addition, one may wish to monitor the sites indexed by services such as Yahoo!, listed below.

Please note that inclusion of sites in the list below does NOT necessarily indicate endorsement by the New York Public Library or its Slavic and Baltic Division. This list is offered merely as a convenient starting point for our many users.

Book Studies

Guide to the Book Arts and Book History on the World Wide Web

Obshtezhitie

The Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies

Electronic Journals/Newsletters/Newspapers

Slovak Republic newspapers

Slovenia newspapers

Washington Post: Former Soviet Union

Collections in North America

Amherst Center for Russian Culture

Center for Research Libraries (CRL)

Columbia University

Cornell University Libraries

Harvard University Library

Hoover Institution
An overview of collections, usage policies, contact information. Includes a description of the CPSU Archives project.

Indiana University
IUCAT: IU Libraries' Online Catalog

Library Catalogs and Database for Slavic Studies (Univ. of California, Berkeley)

Library of Congress. European Division. Overviews of the Collections

Library of Congress. Polish Independent Press Collection

New York Public Library. Slavic and Baltic Division

Ohio State University

Ohio State University. Hilandar Research Library

Princeton University Library

Princeton University Library. Finding Aid--Georges Florovsky Collection

St Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary

Stanford University. Slavic and East European Collections.
Includes bibliographies prepared by Wojciech Zalewski.

University of California, Berkeley. Slavic and East European Collections and Resources
Extensive collection descriptions, with links to other resources both locally and nationally.

University of Chicago Library Catalog

University of Chicago. Slavic and East European Studies

University of Illinois. Slavic and East European Library

University of Kansas Libraries. Slavic Department

University of Toronto Library Catalogue

University of Toronto. Petro Jacyk Resource Centre

Yale University Libraries

Collections in the Former Soviet Union

Estonian National Library

Latvian Academic Library

Latvian National Library

State Public Library for Science and Technology (GPNBT)

Vilnius University

University of Kiev-Mohyla Academy

Library for Foreign Literature

Russian National Library

Russian State Library

State Historical Library

Collections in Europe and Asia

Hokkaido. Slavic Research Center

Jagiellonian Library

Maria Jankowska's Electronic Guide to Polish Libraries

Osterreichische National Bibliothek

Polish National Library

Pontificio Istituto Orientale

Serbian National Library

Slovak Academy

Slovenian National and University Library

University of London. Guide to The School of Slavonic and East European Studies Library: Contents

University of Oxford. Bodleian Library - Home Page for Reading Rooms

University, Bratislava

Guide to Slavonic and East European internet resources
By the far the single-most extensive gathering of library-related links for Western, Central, and Eastern Europe, accessible from the British Library.

Bibliothèque Nationale de France

British Library. Slavonic and East European Collections

Croatian National Library

Maps

Russia and the Former Soviet Republics Maps

Yahoo! Regional Indexes
A number of maps are also listed under the various Yahoo! regional indexes.

On-line Directories/General Ready-Reference

AT&T Internet Toll Free 800 Directory

Bucknell Russian Department

Central Intelligence Agency. The World Factbook

Kapitol - International Directories
Includes searchable fax directories for most Slavic, Baltic, and East European countries.

Rough Guides Hompage

Switchboard

Organizations

AATSEEL Welcome Page

American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies (AAASS)

International Federation of Library Associations

IREX

Pacific Coast Slavic and East European Library Consortium

Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty

Soros Foundation

Woodrow Wilson Center

New York-based Organizations

Czech Center New York

Nicholas Roerich Museum

Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America

The Kosciuszko Foundation

Ukrainian Institute

Ukrainian Museum

Slavic and East European Internet Guides

Russia on the Web

Slavonic Internet Resources - A Brief Guide

University of Pittsburgh. REESWeb. Russian and East European Studies
The single-most important source for links to Web resources in the field.

Yahoo! Regional Indexes
For Countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia (Former Yugoslavia), Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia & Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan

Yale Library Selected Internet Resources: Slavic & East European Studies.
Particular attention is paid to links relating to the former Yugoslavia.

Vendors of Slavic Materials

East View Publications, Inc. Home Page
East View is a large supplier of books, maps, serials, etc., in hard-copy and microfilm, from the countries of the Former Soviet Union, eastern, and central Europe.

Kubon & Sagner
Kubon & Sagner is a long-established vendor for Slavic and East European books and serials.

Mezhdunarodnaia kniga

Norman Ross Publishing Inc. (ProQuest)
Ross Publishing offers a growing list of current newspapers on microfilm, as well as a first-time publisher of various reference works in hardcopy and microform.

Polonia Bookstore

Thornton's of Oxford

Victor Kamkin Inc.