Information about converting Russian book titles into a form that you can use in a SOLO search, and how to use a QWERTY keyboard to type in the Cyrillic alphabet.
Online access to Russian newspapers
Internet resources recommended by the Russian and Slavonic Librarian
Below are some sites that provide free online resources to help you learn Russian.
Some books are kept in the Language cupboard at Ewert House, while others are in the Library at Rewley House. Those at Rewley House can be found at the call number 491.7
Below are some examples of books that are held at the Rewley House Library. Continuing Education students may borrow these books.
The New Penguin Russian Course by The Library holds a large collection of Russian literature in translation, including works by Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Chekhov and Bulgakov. These are in Lower Library at the call number 891.7
Most of our books of Russian literature are in English, but the following books include the original Russian text as well as the English translation:
The Heritage of Russian Verse by You can find e-books purchased by the Bodleian Libraries by searching SOLO . To access the full text, use PCs in the Library or in the Resource room at Ewert House.
Below are a few examples of e-books you can find on SOLO.
A Comprehensive Russian Grammar by 
The Cambridge Companion to Modern Russian Culture by 
