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 A Selection of Russian Internet Resources
and "Cool" Web Sites

Compiled by Irina A. Kuharets
Slavic Languages Specialist, Donnell World Languages Collection
The New York Public Library
October 1999


RUSSIAN SUBJECT INDEXES AND SEARCH ENGINES

http://www.aport.ru/
APORT - Russian bilingual search engine, similar to AltaVista, and the most comprehensive search index on the Russian Web. Features on-line translation from Russian into English of both query and search results, with automatic spelling correction of the search query. English-speaking users are able to surf the Russian Web without knowing Russian; offers searches in AltaVista, Yahoo, Lycos, Infoseek, and HotBot.

http://www.atrus.ru/rus/
@Rus - a comprehensive subject index, similar to "Yahoo!"; offers keyword searches (bilingual) based on the resources of both, the Russian networks and English, such as: Yahoo! AltaVista, Infoseek; offers free e-mail service. URL for the English version is: http://www.atrus.com; or, go directly to: www.atrus.ru/eng/

http://www.rambler.ru/
Rambler - a search engine and subject directory of Russian sites related to the Commonwealth of Independent States and former Soviet republics; new features include the rating of Russian sites - Rambler's top 100, business sites, and Kulichki - a directory of "leisure" sites.

http://www.ru/index_r.htm
Russia on the Net - a search engine and subject directory of Russia-related Internet resources available either in the Russian or the English languages. English version at: http://www.ru/

http://www.yandex.ru/
Russian language search engine with an advanced search option; "understands" Russian morphology and different Russian code pages; search area includes Russian Internet domains: "su", "ru"; former Soviet Union domains, "ua", "kz"; and web-sites in other domains containing any text in Russian; lists documents, as well as servers, as search results.


USEFUL AND "COOL" WEB SITES

http://www.nns.ru/
National News Service, updated daily; links to NEL - National Electronic Library - which is the largest archive of full-text documents in the Russian language, covering about 300 mass media sources (NEL fee for a search varies).

http://www.mn.ru/
On-line Russian version of the weekly newspaper Moscow News.

http://www.3dnews.ru/
Computer news, games, mainly designed for Russian users.

http://www.citforum.ru/
News on Internet information technology in the Russian language; links to similar sites.

http://www.rocit.ru/
Web site of the non-profit Russian center of Internet technology whose mission is to popularize the Internet; news, information, publications, seminars, opinions and searches.

http://www.agama.com/
A database of 6500 Russian and Soviet films; on-line Russian Brockhaus Encyclopaedia, originally published in 1907.

http://mail.ru
Web-based free e-mail service, a network of online communication, information and entertainment services.

http://kulichki.rambler.ru/
Entertainment, as well as informational site Kulichki.

http://www.first-americans.spb.ru/current/win/current.htm
Web-site of the Russian Almanac of Native American culture lovers: historical information, new discoveries, mythology of Native Americans; bibliography; links to some Russian and American Web resources.

http://www.litera.ru/

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Ethnic Services Round Table - Russian Internet Resources 1999
Web Page by Barbara Madonna
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Revised: June 2001
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