RUSSIAN: Find Internet Resources

is a full-text digital resource. FEB-web accumulates information in text, audio, visual, and other forms on 11th-20th-century Russian literature, Russian folklore, and the history of Russian literary scholarship and folklore studies.

gives access to a very large numbers of Russian literary texts, humor, poetry, etc. from a wide range of authors. Translations are also available. Site is in Russian, all encodings are available.

Established in 1994, Moshkov's Library is one of the oldest digital libraries on the web.

The Russian-language version of Wikipedia, with separately written articles (not the English articles in translation). Not usually citable, but useful for quick reference.

An annotated guide to websites related Russian and East European Studies. Browse for relevant sites by country, culture, subject, or chronology.

gives access to a very large numbers of Russian literary texts, humor, poetry, etc. from a wide range of authors. Translations are also available. Site is in Russian, all encodings are available.

Established in 1994, Moshkov's Library is one of the oldest digital libraries on the web.

is a full-text digital resource. FEB-web accumulates information in text, audio, visual, and other forms on 11th-20th-century Russian literature, Russian folklore, and the history of Russian literary scholarship and folklore studies.

Basic data about Russia's people, government, economy, communications, transportation, military, and geography. Updated frequently.

Database of European publications on Russia, the former Soviet Union, and Eastern European countries, containing 85,000+ records, 1991-2007. Citations only, no full-text.

Lists resources for using Cyrillic on computers and Russian Studies journals

This webpage is maintained by the American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages.

gives access to a very large numbers of Russian literary texts, humor, poetry, etc. from a wide range of authors. Translations are also available. Site is in Russian, all encodings are available.

Established in 1994, Moshkov's Library is one of the oldest digital libraries on the web.

is a full-text digital resource. FEB-web accumulates information in text, audio, visual, and other forms on 11th-20th-century Russian literature, Russian folklore, and the history of Russian literary scholarship and folklore studies.

Over 2500 color photographs of the vast Russian Empire made between ca. 1905 and 1915.

Online collection of Russian and Soviet-related archives and other sources of film footage, photographs, illustrations and audio.

The entire collection of original Russian artwork in the Harvard Theatre Collection, which comprises approximately 650 theatrical designs and portraits has been cataloged and digitized. Most of these are associated with productions of Diaghilev's Ballets Russes.