LibGuides: Russian Literature: Digital Collections

Welcome!

Welcome to the digital collections page for Russian literature at the University of Texas at Austin! The following resources have been selected for their usefulness and potential interest to researchers and students of Russian literature.

Archival Materials

International Literature at the Harry Ransom Center
The Ransom Center's guide for its holdings in international literature, with a description of its Russian literature materials.
Monoskop
A wiki page containing a large number of materials relating to Russian and East European literature, with a focus on the twentieth century avant-garde.
Russian Futurist Books
A large collection of Russian Futurist books from the State Public Historical Library of Russia.
Archive.org: Russian Literature
The Internet Archive's materials relating to Russian literature. Predominantly text, but also contains audio and images.
Russian Satirical Journals
Digitized collection of Russian satirical journals which were produced during the revolutionary upheaval of 1905-1907 from the Institute of Modern Russian Culture at the University of Southern California.
Beneath the Covers: The Art of the Imperial Russian Book
An online exhibit presenting a visual survey of publications that received official and elite sponsorship during the reigns of Peter the Great (r. 1696–1725) to Nicholas II (r. 1894-1917).
Library of Congress Russian Collections
An overview of the Library of Congress's Russian materials, with links to online collections and surveys of the holdings by unit.
Russia Beyond Russia
The online presence of the André Savine Collection, which is composed of several large sub-collections documenting the lives of Russian exiles.
Tango with Cows: Book Art of the Russian Avant-Garde, 1910-1917
The website for an exhibition that took place at the Getty Museum; contains PDF files and audio recordings of the books it featured.
Tobenkin Soviet Pamphlets
A representative selection of works from a collection of Soviet pamphlets covering a wide variety of subjects. Publication dates range from the 1920s through the 1930s.

Russian Literature

Digital Collections

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Archival Materials

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