BibSlavKon: 5 hits for T2622

The Bibliography of International Congresses of Slavists (1929-2018) was converted from thirteen printed volumes into a database in cooperation with the Slavonic Library in Prague (Slovanská knihovna Praha) and contains 8550 records. Since 2008 the Bibliography appear only in electronic form and will be updated in five-year interval according to the next Congresses of Slavists. The further information can be found here. The overview of the classification can be found: here.

Your search for T2622 provides 5 hits
1	Mixail Kuzmin’s Lesok: A Rococo Work in the Twenthieth Century Baer, Joachim T. - American Contributions to the Eighth International Congress of Slavists : Zagreb and Ljubljana, September 3-9, 1978 (1978), 7-23
2	On Trying in Russian : a Tentative Network Model for Near(er)-Synonyms Divjak, Dagmar - Slavica gandensia (2003), 25–58
3	Stylistic and Syntactic Innovation in Slavic Prose of the Early Twentieth Century Eekman, Thomas - American Contributions to the Eleventh International Congress of Slavists : Bratislava, August - September 1993 : Literature : Linguistics : Poetics (1993), 51-64
4	Kupala’s Bandaroŭna and Shevchenko: Towards the History of the Development of Byelorussian Literature in the Early Twentieth Century Mcmillin, A. - The Slavonic and East European Review 60 (1982) 2, 211-220
5	Multiple Language and Cultural Self-Identities of the German-Speaking Lutheran Minorities in „Russian Poland“ (Mazowsze and Suvalkija) in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Vakareliyska, Cynthia M. - American Contributions to the 13th International Congress of Slavists : Ljubljana, August 2003 (2003), 195–215

Bibliography of International Congresses of Slavists (BibSlavKon)

Mixail Kuzmin’s Lesok: A Rococo Work in the Twenthieth Century

On Trying in Russian : a Tentative Network Model for Near(er)-Synonyms

Stylistic and Syntactic Innovation in Slavic Prose of the Early Twentieth Century

Kupala’s Bandaroŭna and Shevchenko: Towards the History of the Development of Byelorussian Literature in the Early Twentieth Century

Multiple Language and Cultural Self-Identities of the German-Speaking Lutheran Minorities in „Russian Poland“ (Mazowsze and Suvalkija) in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries