The Glasnost Collection of the Slavonic Library contains 944 titles of periodicals and newspapers, flyers and bulletins published by unofficial movements and cooperatives.
The acquisition of the Yudin Collection in 1906 provided access to complete runs of literary, historic, artistic, and popular culture journals published between the 18th century and 1906. This link provides access to sample digitized images of materials from this collection.
Offers a searching platform for materials that may be available through the library services for foreign users department of the Russian State Library.
"The Legal Deposit Collection that was accrued in 1828–1917 includes deposit copies of printed matters in all subjects published within the borders of the Russian Empire. From the Soviet period, the collection contains literature mainly from the fields of humanities and social sciences from the Soviet Union and other countries within the Slavic language area. The collection also includes emigrant literature."
Newspaper collections at the Library of Congress include over 1,800 titles, with many materials (over 12,000 reels) available on microfilm and available through Inter Library Loan. This collection includes strong central Russian and St. Petersburg titles, with some regional coverage. On-site access includes the East View's Moscow News Digital Archive.
"“Far from Moscow” is a resource designed to promote, catalog, and consider new music from Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus, together with the Baltic nations (Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia). In total, that’s ten time zones!"
