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Eastern European Languages SitesArgomenti i Fakti Kazakhstan. Online version of a Kazakhstan weekly newspaper. Site text in Russian. Baltic News Service. Daily news in Estonian, Latvian,Lithuanian, Russian, and English. BBC Russian Service. News stories and RealAudio broadcasts in Russian from the BBC World Service. Bosnia and Herzegovina Information Pages. A wealth of resources on Bosnia and the war in ex-Jugoslavia, including Real Audio and Real Video clips from a variety of radio and TV stations both inside and outside the FRY and even a "Bosnian Juke Box" with high-quality RealAudio recordings of contemporary Bosnian music. Written in Bosanski, German, English, Spanish, French, and Dutch. Bucknell Russian Studies Department. Pointers to resources in Russian, including the Voice of Russia World Service in audio in real time. Church Slavonic. The website of a learner of Church Slavonic (the language used by the Russian Orthodox Church), with lots of grammatical and vocabulary resource, quizzes, and links to Church Slavonic resources online. English/Hungarian Dictionary Online searchable dictionary with a sophisticated and fairly quick search mechanism. The Face of Russia. The colourful website for the American PBS (Public Broadcasting Service) television series on the culture and history of Russia, including a timeline (illustrated with audio/video clips and images), lesson plans for High School students, and references to further information. Recommended. Gazeta Wyborcza. In Polish. How to learn Russian and have fun at the same time. Russian lessons based around audio and video clips of songs, TV programmes, and films. Interesting WWW Sites in & About Belarus. A large collection of links to Belarus-related websites, sorted by category, including a language category. An excellent starting point for those looking for information about the country, language, and culture. Radio Prague. Online news in text and Real Audio from the Czech Republic, in Czech, English, German, Spanish, and French. Radio Slovenia News. Large audio files of daily broadcasts, requiring an MPEG audio player (available from the site). REESWeb. Russian and East European Studies resources. Russian Language Resources. Plenty of links to resources on Russian language, culture, history, etc, as well as downloadable Cyrillic fonts. Russian Language Learning on the Web. Critically explore works by Pushkin, Gogol, Tolstoy and Blok, with full annotated texts in Russian, audio and video clips, exercises, and grammar help. Hardly for beginners, but certainly a site with plenty of useful content for learners already familiar with Russian. Russian Links. A long page of links to Russian websites, hosted by the University of Brighton School of Languages, categorised by type. Russian Story - Russian Periodicals Online. Access Russian newspapers and periodicals. Although you have to pay for downloading PDF versions, you can carry out a free text search of Russian newspapers, and read a free news digest of Russian periodicals. Russnet Online Language Learning Resources. Interactive multimedia online language learning modules for Russian, many of which can be scored. You have to register with the site, but there's no charge. The Russnet home page also has a very large collection of annotated links to Russian resources. Russophilia. A large, categorised list of Russian Internet resources. Slavophilia. A Yahoo-like hierarchical, searchable, and annotated index of Slavic and East European Internet sites. Teaching and Learning Russian in the UK. A resource guide for anyone interested in teaching or learning Russian, compiled by Ros Walker at the University of Surrey, UK. Theale Green Community School Russian Pages. Lots of interactive exercises for learners of Russian, from beginner to 'A' Level (intermediate/advanced), plus useful links and resources.
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