Slavic / East European Studies: Reference and Dictionaries

Language dictionaries can be found in the Reference section under the following call number ranges. Some older dictionaries may also be available in the Stacks for check-out.

Bulgarian: PG801-1146
Czech: PG4001-5146
Polish: PG6001-7446
Russian: PG2001-2826
Serbo-Croatian: PG1201-1696
Slovak: PG5201-5546
Ukrainian: PG3801-3987

Atlas of Russia and the Independent Republics. Moshe Brawer. Simon & Schuster: 1994.
G2110 .B7 REF-ATLAS

Cambridge Encyclopedia of Russia and the Former Soviet Union. 2nd ed. Archie Brown, Michael Kaser and Gerald S. Smith. Cambridge University Press: 1994.
DK14 .C35 REFERENCE

Eastern Europe, Russia and Central Asia. Europa Publications: 2000.
HC244.A1 .E293 REFERENCE
Part of series: Regional surveys of the world

Encyclopedia of World Cultures. David Levinson. G.K. Hall: 1991-1996.
GN307 .E53 REFERENCE
v.1 North America; v.2 Oceania; v.3 South Asia; v.4 Europe (Central, Western, and Southeastern Europe); v.5 East and Southeast Asia; v.6 Russia and Eurasia, China; v.7 South America; v.8 Middle America and the Caribbean; v.9 Africa and the Middle East; v.10 Indexes

Entsiklopedicheskii slovar. Ivan Efimovich Andreevskii, K. K. Arsen’ev and F. F. Petrushevskii. 1890-1907.
Holdings: v.1-41, Suppl. 1-2
AE55 .E6 STACKS

Historical Dictionary of Poland. George Sanford and Adriana Gozdecka-Sanford. Scarecrow Press: 1994.
DK4030 .S26 REFERENCE

Historical Dictionary of Russia. Boris Raymond and Paul Duffy. Scarecrow Press: 1998.
DK36 .R39 REFERENCE

Poland: an encyclopedic guide. Edyta Banaszkiewicz-Zygmunt and Krzysztof Olendzki. PWN: 2000.
DK4030 .P636 REFERENCE

Reference Guide to Russian Literature. Neil Cornwell. Fitzroy Dearborn: 1998.
PG2940 .R44 REFERENCE

The Year's work in modern language studies. London: Modern Humanities Research Association.
Holdings: v.1 (1929/1930) -- present
PB1 .Y45 REFERENCE
The first ten years of this useful resource are available on microfilm; the remaining issues are in the Reference Collection.
Other available formats: MICROFORM

Wielka encyklopedia PWN. Jan Wojnowski. Naukowe PWN: 2001-.
AE53 .W44 REFERENCE

Transliteration Tables for Non-Roman Scripts
A useful resource from the Library of Congress.

Google Transliteration Tool.  For a number of Slavic languages.

Translit.ru   Transliterates into Russian, Belorussian and Ukrainian Cyrillic as well as Hebrew, Greek, Armenian and Georgian.