Slavic & East European Studies  

Find books, journals, and media collections held by UMass Libraries and the Five Colleges.

Combined catalog of most North American and many world libraries.

Borrow books from libraries outside of the Five Colleges or request copies of articles and materials from any library.

A citation management service for storing and formatting bibliographic references.

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Citations, abstracts and full-text articles from scholarly and general-interest periodicals relating to social sciences, humanities, education, physical, and biological sciences. Covers 1975 to present.

A large, interdisciplinary collection of scholarly, professional and trade journal articles, 1980-present.

Citations and abstracts for journal articles, books and dissertations on world history from 1450 to present. Coverage from 1954-present.

An index to journal articles and other scholarly literature on literature, literary theory and criticism, and linguistics. Coverage from 1920’s-present.

Public and social policy literature in political science, international relations, social sciences. Articles, government documents, reports, 1915-present.

Provides information and analysis about political, economic, environmental and social developments in the countries of Central Asia and the Caucasus, as well as in Russia, the Middle East, and Southwest Asia.

The Federation of East European Family History Societies maintains a small digitized collection of historical maps of Central and Eastern Europe.

Rollins College's website devoted to the history of Russian painting. Covers early iconography to contemporary art.

Digital collection of over 700 photographs of Russia and the Caucasus region taken by William O. Field in the late 1920s and early 1930s. Maintained by the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee.

Links to newspapers and news sources from all over the world. Includes a large number of Eastern European sources.

Searchable online database of selected translated articles on religion in the former Soviet Union from 1996 to the present.

Designed to help users identify high quality web content that is located in or focuses on the region stretching from Bohemia to Central Asia.

Contains introductory information on 19th and 20th century Russian philosophy.

Searchable website dedicated to the study and preservation of Soviet literature.