Welcome to four major categories (Language, Literature,
History, and Culture) plus some other helpful information for those who teach or
learn Russia related courses. Click on each category to look at the materials which
must be a useful tool in your study.
Many of our links has only Russian version (in KOI-8 or Win encoding).
Thus, it might be necessary for you to read and understand some technical information
on how to setup your computer to read and/or to type the Cyrillic script.
It would be the best for you to use the latest version of Netscape (Netscape Navigator/Communicator)
which finally designed to "recognize" Cyrillic script and saves you a lot
of time to adjust your computer to read Russian.
Pictures' Gallery |
Multimedia Resources available in our Language Learning Resource Center, 5th floor of the Main Library Building, ph.632-7013,632-6914).
Visit this state-of-the-art Language Learning Research
Center and check on the materials that can help you to practice your Russian (or
many other languages).
Russian in the Summer'98! It's gonna be HOT!
AUDIO-VISUAL SOURCES: TV, RADIO, other MEDIA. |
TEXTS, GRAMMARS, DICTIONARIES, INTERNET COURSES ON-LINE |
OTHER WEB SITES RELATED TO LANGUAGE TEACHING |
Basic Russian, taught by pictures - can be used by first year Russian students |
A site which allows you to link to sites in Russia |
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Real Video/Audio from Russian NTV+ Channel (Independent TV) / in Russian |
More sites on how to learn basic Russian, including one that teaches the alphabet phonetically. |
The Russian Site for language teaching. |
List of Russia-based radiostations available on web with an easy access to their Homepages. |
Some sites to review Russian, includes grammar and vocabulary review, as well as exercises to work on. One program requires . For first and second year Russian students. |
This site gives information about other Slavic languages, including Polish, Croatian, Czech, Belorussian, Ukrainian, Old Church Slavonic, Serbian, Bulgarian, and Slovak. |
Audio Sources for Intermediate and advanced level.Radio 1 Petrograd On Air in Real Audio. |
Improve your Russian Vocabulary with Pictures and Sound |
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Russian Multimedia Sources for all levels. |
Russian Resources from the University of Sussex Language Center (England) |
List of Russian News Groups and Mailing Lists |
Broadcasting in Russian and 20 other languages by Radio Free Europe |
E-mail activities connected to the textbook for beginners: Nachalo. When in Russia... |
Russian and Other Human Languages. A good compilation of the sites related to different languages in the world. (Available in many languages) |
Russian for tourists is a basic course with an audio help and major conversational expressions |
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News, music and much more from Open Radio |
Russian from San-Francisco on WWW News from a Russian community at the west coast. |
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Dance music from Rusian radio Station 106,8 FM |
Relax and read funny Russian dotages from a real life (in Russian). |
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Russian Tele-Satellit with a helpful information on tv satellite channels in Russian |
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Radio Modern is one of the leading St.Petersburg's commercial station (in Russian/Win). |
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X - XIX century |
End of XIXth - first half of XXth centuries |
Modern and Postmodern Period |
Anton Chekhov and his short stories, tales, articles on-line. |
Site of Russian literature, including authors such as Solzenitsyn and Akhmatova (in Russian/KO18) |
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Pushkin site - Pushkin poems in both English and Russian |
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Online library of Alexander Pushkin's poetry and prose |
A good selection of Anna Akhmatova's poetry and the vertual expos from Akhmatova's Museum. |
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Russian Folklore from the beginning till modern time (in Russian/KOI). |
Alexander Vertinsky. His poetry and songs from "Little Russia at San Antonio" |
An interesting collection of Victor Pelevin's works and his biography |
Three classic works of L.Tolstoy and F.Dostoevsky in English |
A perfect collection of Daniil Kharms with illustrations (some stories translated are in translation) |
Mikhail Bulgakov, his life and career. |
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F. M. Dostoevsky and a collection of linx to writer's biography, pictures, novels, diary. |
A collection of Chekhov's, Dostoevsky's, A.Fet's, S.Esenin's, and other's works. |
Web-site devoted to a great poet Iosif Brodsky |
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Nikolay Moiseev and his book "How far till tomorrow. 1917-1993" |
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Alexander Galich and some of his works |
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An archives of Mikhail Zhvanetsky (in Russian- Win) |
A very popular Web Magazine De Lit. Zyne. |
Online Library of Russian Literature from Oregon State University |
Non-profit project "First Pen" and the best Russian modern writers. |
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Texts of 17 literary works of Arkadii and Boris Strugatskie |
"AntiVavilon" Library and works ofM.Voloshin, F.Dostoevsky, V.Soloviev, and others. |
Personal Collection of a Graduate Student Ivanov and his favorite writers |
Maxim Moshkov Electronic Library with full texts of Aksenov, Brodsky, Bulgakov, Nabokov, Dovlatov, Bulychev, and others. |
Literaturnoe Cafe is a large project of Russian writers (D.Prigov, T.Tolstaya, V.Pelevin, A.Bitov, L.Rubinshtein and others) |
Controversial Russian Literature on the Web |
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SpecialLibrary of Modern Russian Literarute with new names in the catalogue |
This web site is for those who prefer ascience fiction (in Russian) |
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INTERFAX is an international nonprofit organization that supports independent media resources in Russia |
A map of Russia, presented by National Geographic Magazine . |
Two good sites about Russian history, from Pre-Petrine Russia until modern times. |
Maximov Online provide you with current news and information from the former USSR countries. |
A good source of maps and atlas guides of Russia and some other former Soviet countries. |
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Russia-On-Line. Subject guide (in Russian or English) |
Face to Face with the Russian Czars |
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Russian World web-site has linx to News, Russian Web, Art, Literature, Musiic, Business, etc. |
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Current news from the Russian SovInformBureau |
Russian Internet project designed similar to Yahoo and can be a good source of browsing Russian servers. |
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Business people can read, listen and watch for the current news on Russia Today |
Relis Online (RELcom Information System) serves as a perfect resource on many sides of Russian life. |
An interesting story with illustrations of Kievo-Pecherskaia Lavra |
REUTERS is a world largest information agency (in Russian or English) |
Russia Alive! is a Global Network for people interested in Russian news, business, education, and art. |
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Russian National News Service (in Russian) |
Russian Information Network from VLD Communications company (USA). |
Monuments of Russian Empire 1895-1910 (many pictures) |
A site about St. Petersburg |
For those who like to know something about Vladimir Vysotsky and his career |
Senoval is a great site to open your eyes on to the Modern Russian Culture (in Russian) |
From Russia with Art server provide you with news on music, painting, net art, and fashion. |
Russian Area Studies net from the University of California at Santa Crus students. |
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1.Orthodox
Christian Page with a lot of graphics. |
Look at the complete collection of songs by Vladimir Vysotsky the best Russian bard of 60/70s. |
Take a look on a Moscow night life (in Russian). |
Culture. Travel to St.Petersburg |
Boris Grebenshchikov and his Aquarium one of the most popular Russian band of 80-s and 90-s. |
Do you like Russian
Film ? |
Museums in Russia |
Russian Culture (history, film, literature, fashion) through the frame of Tatyana Agafonova's server. |
The Bolshoi Theatre two web sites. |
Andrei Rublev Central Museum of Old Russian Art and Culture. |
Kirov Ballet (Mariinsky Theatre has it Web site from abroad (in English) and from St. Petersburg (in Russian). |
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Internet Movie Database is an online info about films, producers, actors, etc. from around the world (in English) |
Moscow Theatre Life Web server. |
Tourists' Guide of Moscow Government |
Schedule of fligths to/from Russia |
Hotel service in |
Are you ready to travel? If not, travel agency Most-Tour (in Russia) is ready to help you. |
A lot of info for travelers in the Russian system Tel-Inform |
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The Other St. Petrersburg. Many useful hints for travelers |
Novgorod University server offers you a Tour Guide to their city. |
Tour Navigator is a tourists' magazine in Russian |
Trust us, it is the best! It's a part Russian Culture. |
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Personal server of Artemii Lebedev (designer, photographer, journalist) |
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Do not take it serious on a Russian Fools Page |
A place with many English-Russian Fonts and the Converter KOI-8 -> CP1251 -> DOS866 |
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