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Skip to Main ContentThe Library of Congress Classification (LC) system's DK1-DK949.5 range covers the history of Russia and the former Soviet Union. These call numbers cover a broad spectrum of historical periods, geographical regions, and specific topics related to Russian and Soviet history. The range also covers aspects of Russian and Soviet politics, social conditions, and cultural history.
The Carl B.'s WorldCat Discovery library catalog provides access to a vast array of information sources. With it, you can locate high-quality research sources of virtually all types and in multiple formats. While this tool will be invaluable as you research, the sheer volume of information may sometimes feel overwhelming. If you are looking for a way to make your searches more manageable and effective, try the following:
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