Terri Miller Slavic Bibliographer International Documents Librarian 517-432-6123 x241 ticklet@mail.lib.msu.edu

Online Resources for Slavic Studies Two guides for statistical resources for Central and Eastern Europe and the FSU:

• Statistics Resources on the Internet for Russia, Eastern Europe and Central Asia
• The Census Online: Internet Resources for the Census in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union

• Russian and East European Resources at MSU: A Basic Guide for Research
• Transliteration Information

• How to find Translations
• Bibliography of Holocaust Resources at MSU
• International Statistics

For a well-organized site related to political and economic development in the region, see:

• Erik Herron's Guide to Post-Communist States on the Web

• Russian Literature
• FEB: Fundamentalnaia Elektronaia Biblioteka Russkaia literatura i folklor
• Publichnaia Elektronnaia Biblioteka Electronic texts of the works of Tolstoy, Pushkin, Dostoevsky, Chekhov, Gogol and others.
• Complete works of Dostoevsky
• Zembla: Vladimir Nabokov
• Pushkin Page
• Russian Search Engines-These are some of the best organized and easiest to use.
• Rambler
• List.ru
• Aport
• Yandex
• Newspapers and Journals: In Russian and English
• Sher's Russian Index An extensive listing of websites with Russian-related information.
• Russian Government Information
• Russian Government Page
• Russian Duma Page
• Biographical Database from NUPI, Center for Russian Studies
• Russiavotes.org -results of  public opinion polls, Russian election information

Resources for Central Asian Studies

• Eurasianet News, information and analysis in English about political, economic, environmental and social developments in the countries of Central Asia and the Caucasus. Created by the Central Eurasia Project of the Open Society Institute
• Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst: Events from the region and analysis. Published biweekly by the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute at Johns Hopkins University.
• Dissertations in Central Asian Studies
• Central Asia Experts Directory
• The Central Eurasian Studies Worldwide page courtesy of Harvard University