Russian and Slavic Studies resources

Manuscriptorium, a freely accessible digital library, provides access to existing digital content via integrated tools. The digital library aggregates documents from many renowned institutions, predominantly, but not exclusively, from Europe.

Collection of digitized newspapers and journals from the Austrian National library. Of interest to our area are newspapers that cover Polish, Ukrainian and emigre affairs.

The selection of important libraries throughout the world including Russia, Eastern Europe, Baltic countries as well as the Caucasus and Central Asia.

Online-edition with texts, statistics, map, pictures and additional materials from Baltic States, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary,

Digital library Kramerius is a project of the National Library of the CR. The digital library contains more than 8 millions of scanned pages. Some of the documents are in German, Russian, English and other languages.

This site was built by Ian Goodale, the European Studies Librarian at the University of Texas at Austin. Documents were selected under the guidance of Dr. Mary Neuburger and digitized with the cooperation of the Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies at UT Austin and the Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library.

The site's primary concern is the phenomenon of the Gulag prison system and the Soviet totalitarian regime in general. Founded at the end of 2009, its mission is to share and circulate information about the Soviet Gulag and everything connected with it, including its links to Czechoslovakia and other countries. English, Czech and Russian modules are available.

NUKAT is the union catalog that represents holdings from the National Library of Poland and 130 other research libraries, predominantly in Poland, but also in Rome and Paris. The interface is available in Polish and English.

Federated catalog of 2,228 Polish academic and public libraries.

Polish digital library, which provides digitized books, magazines, graphics, maps, music, fliers and manuscripts from collections of the National Library of Poland and co-operating institutions.

The Digital Library of Outer Subcarpathia (PBC) contains 17 629 digital objects, including books, newspapers, magazines and other artefacts.

The archived issues of an important Polish intellectual periodical Przekrój that has been in print since 1945.

Non-profit independent investigative journalism website, Fundacja Ośrodek Kontroli Obywatelskiej (OKO) is a free, open source of information on current affairs, politics, non-governmental organizations, state of minorities, relations between the state and church and more. The site is entirely in Polish language.

Poland's national digital archives service.

In Ukrainian.
Access to archival and photo collections of the museum dedicated to the victims of occupying powers: Polish, German Nazi and Soviet.

Predominantly in Ukrainian, but also in several other neighboring languages.

A collection of visual materials (photo, TV, maps) on the history of Lviv and Western Ukraine.

Regional union catalog of state and university libraries of Belarus.

https://www.nlrk.kz/index.php?lang=en