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The Bibliographic Database of German Publication on Russia, the Soviet Union and its Successor States (RussGus) contains about 170.000 records from 1974 to 2003 and collects publications of different document types: books, dissertations and other university publications, articles from journals and newspapers including reviews, maps etc. The lists of personal and geographical subjects are located here and here.
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| 51 | Standard language in the slavic world:. papers on sociolinguistics by Hamburg slavists/München: Sagner 1988, 161 S. |
| 52 | Barber, John; Harrison, Mark: The Soviet Home Front, 1941-1945: a social and economic history of the USSR in World War II.Bonin, Peter, in: Osteuropa, 44, 1994, 11, S. 1095 (Rezension) |
| 53 | Valentin Turchin: The Inertia of Fear and the Scientific Worldview (Die Trägheit der Angst und die wissenschaftliche Weltsicht)Marko, Kurt, in: Kontinent, 1983, 1, S. 107-108 (Rezension) |
| 54 | World Wide Web-Ressourcen zu Ostmitteleuropa und zur Gemeinschaft Unabhängiger Staaten. Einführung, Voraussetzungen und AngeboteMannteufel, Ingo, in: Osteuropa, 47, 1997, 2, S. 103-115 |
| 55 | The World Paper. Die in den USA herausgegebene Zeitung analysiert ebene und rauhe Wegstrecken der Abrüstungin: Neue Zeit, 1990, 14, S. 20-23 |
| 56 | Hassell, James E.: Russian Refugees In France and the United States Between the World Warsin: Jahrbücher für Geschichte Osteuropas, 41, 1993, 1, S. 152-153 (Rezension) |
| 57 | András Köves: The CMEA Countries in the World Economy. Turning Inwards or Turning OutwardsJacobsen, Hans-D., in: Osteuropa-Wirtschaft, 31, 1986, S. 260-261 (Rezension) |
| 58 | Art works as hostages. World War II loot: 52 years after the end of hostilities, Nazi trophy art disputes continuein: The Sun (Baltimore, MD), vom 18.05.1997 |
| 59 | Czars' bejeweled room recreated. Paneled with amber and art, legendary chamber was destroyed in World War IIin: Austin American-Statesman (TX), vom 01.06.2003 |
| 60 | Wie es euch gefällt. Die russischen Künstler Komar und Melamid haben den Kunstverstand der Info-Elite im World Wide Web getestetWerneburg, Brigitte, in: Die Tageszeitung / taz, 26.06.1997, S.11 |