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TRANSLITERATION QUICK LINKS

Search North American library catalogs and WorldCat in transliteration, not in Cyrillic. If there is no Cyrillic in a record, a Cyrillic search will not find it. Use Library of Congress (LC) transliteration tables.

LC Transliteration Tables for Cyrillic Alphabets
Slavic Languages (Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian, Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian)
Non-Slavic Cyrillic Languages (Azerbaijani, Kazakh, Moldovan, Tajik, Tatar, Turkmen, Uzbek)
ALA-LC Romanization Tables
All languages, including Ottoman Turkish
Google Transliteration

TYPE CYRILLIC ON YOUR COMPUTER

Cyrillic at GWU: Cyrillicize Windows
Detailed, illustrated instructions for installing Russian and other non-English keyboards on Windows XP, with suggestions for finding instructions for computers running other systems including Macintosh, Linux and older Windows versions. Windows XP instructions work for newer Windows systems, too.

FIND RESOURCES AT STANFORD & BEYOND (QUICK LINKS)

See tabbed sections of this guide for more information.

SearchWorks

Stanford's library catalog
Slavic and Eastern European collections
at Stanford University Libraries
Information Center
at Stanford University Libraries
Interlibrary Borrowing
Get material not available at Stanford
Databases available at Stanford
Click on Slavic and Eastern European Studies in left-hand column for specialized databases.
WorldCat


Worldwide catalog of more than 9000 libraries
Central and East European Online Library
Aggregation of searchable full text of articles in nearly 650 humanities and social science journals. Most of the material is in languages of the region, but there is also some in English. Look over list of periodicals before you start to search. Then search in language of material you expect to retrieve. It is also searchable using Google Scholar.