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Russia Links (University of Wisconsin-Madison) - Excellent organization of links, including the language of the suggested sites, with occasional evaluation of sites.
Russian Webliography - Comprehensive list of resources related to the study of Russian language and culture, created by the Slavic and East European Language Resource Center at Duke University.
School of Russian and Asian Studies Library - "Everything and Anything about Russia and Eurasia."
Library of Congress Transliteration Tables for Cyrillic Alphabets
Multitran - Russian-English and English-Russian dictionary
Translit Plus - Online transliteration tool
The best place to look for articles is the library databases. Here are the best databases for discovering articles related to Russian Studies.
Index to journals, series, and books covering literature, language and linguistics, folklore, film, literary theory and criticism, dramatic arts, as well as the historical aspects of printing and publishing from the 1920s-present.
Full text scholarly journals in the fields of: area and ethnic studies; art and architecture; creative writing; education; film, theater, and performing arts; history; language and linguistics; library science and publishing; literature; medicine and health; music; philosophy; religion; science, technology, and mathematics; social sciences; studies by time period; women's studies, gender, and sexuality.
Catalog of library resources held by institutions around the world. Find materials and place interlibrary loan requests for resources not owned locally.
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