INTERNET RESOURCES FOR RUSSIAN AND SLAVIC STUDIES
Many talented people have already created some very useful
sites with items in electronic format. They are listed below.
One of the best and most comprehensive of WWW sites is
the Russian and East European
Studies (REES) Home page developed by Casey Palowitch and currently
maintained by Karen Rondesvedt at the University of Pittsburgh. I
recommend starting here. Another excellent site is Russian
and East European Network Information Center (REENIC) at the University
of Texas at Austin.
Other interesting and helpful sites include:
ArcheoBiblioBase
Foreign
Broadcast Information Service (FBIS)
Guide
to Russian Reference Works by Wojciech Zalewski, curator for Slavic
and East European Collections, Stanford University. (N.B. This work is
copyrighted.)
Guide
to Slavic and East European Library Collections on the Internet
The HYTELNET
list of telnet-accessible library catalogs (and other resources) around
the world.
Indiana University
Russian and East European Institute.
Interfax
News Agency
IREX:
AccessingInternet Resourcesin Russia
Research Guide to Soviet History
RussGUS
Database of German-Language Materials on Russia and the Former Soviet Union.
Russian
Archive Project
Russian
Literature Resources at Duke University
Russian
and Slavic Sources.
Slavic
Resources on the Net
The Slavic
Review.
Slavic
and East European Collections and Resources at the University of California
at Berkeley.
Slavic
and East European Resources at the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill
University
of Illinois Slavic Reference Service.
University
of Kansas Libraries Slavic Department
U.S. House of Representatives
Internet Law Library-- Russia.
Women's Studies and Gender Studies in the FSU