Robert Bedrosian's Armenian History Workshop — Scholarly articles about Armenia in antiquity and the Middle Ages and on Armenian historical sources.

Ancient Shaki — About the association and the town's ancient history and culture.

National Leader of Azerbaijan - Heydar Aliyev — Detailed information on biography and the role of Heydar Aliyev in history of Azerbaijan.

Matiane — Includes a number of resources concerning Georgian history.

World History Archives: The history of Turkmenistan — Collection of articles about the history of Turkmenistan. Among subjects of articles are retrospective, contemporary political, economic and media history of Turkmenistan.

The History of Belarus — Information about the Belarusian history, includes papers and vintage pictures.

Local Government Reform — An article by the Estonian Institute, covering the history of local government and post-independence organization.

National Archives of Estonia (Rahvusarhiiv) — A system of state owned public archives which collects and preserves Estonia's historical, cultural, state and societal archival documentation. [Estonian, English]

Interview with the Latvian president Vike-Freiberga — Gives information about the president's childhood and later exile to Canada during the second world war. Also, discusses details of her trip back to Latvia in 1988 and speeches that were made in favor of free nation. Page goes on to make a point about some missing historical documents that ended up in Moscow.

The International Commission for the Evaluation of the Crimes of the Nazi and Soviet Occupation Regimes in Lithuania — Aims to stimulate the process of historical justice through research and education. [Lithuanian, English]

History of Moldavia — History of the historical principality, the Eastern part of which the present day Moldova was.

ArcheoBiblioBase — Archival repositories in the Russian Federation presented in English by the International Institute of Social History (IISH/IISG, Amsterdam).

Face of Russia — A fascinating website based on the writings of James Billington, Librarian of Congress and former professor of Russian history at Princeton.

Gagarin Web Site — Genealogy and history of the Gagarin family.

History House: Rah Rah, Rasputin — An irreverent account of late imperial Russian politics and this man's rise and later assassination at the hands of Yusupov.

The Royal Martyrs of Russia — Writings, prayers and history of the Russian Royal Family from the perspective of the Greek Orthodox faith, by Reverend Presbyter Demetrios Serfes.

Russian Imperial Eggs — Online Hermitage exhibition of eggs from the Imperial Porcelain Factory. The site explains the traditions of Russian Easter and the history of Romanov patronage of the factory. The original exhibition was held in Christianborg Palace in Copenhagen.

Astrocartography of Catherine the Great's Least-Aspected Mercury/Uranus — Biography with special focus on how the planetary symbolism of Mercury and Uranus were reflected in her personal life and historical role, by renowned astrocartographer Rob Couteau.

Thirteen Years at the Russian Court — Illustrated online history book written by Pierre Gilliard, tutor to the Tsarevich Alexis, son of the last Romanov Tsar of Russia. This book contains many details on palace life and the events of the Russian Revolution.

Summer Palace and the Summer Gardens — Peter the Great's modest summer residence and a lovely old park with marble sculptures

Anastasia — Introduction to the Russian revolutions and the Romanov family. What happened to the family in 1917 and 1918. The butchery of Ekaterinburg. The story of Anna Anderson. (Site in English and French.)

Anton Chekhov and the 1905 Revolution — An analysis of Chekov's Cherry Orchard, written in 1904, in light of the subsequent Revolution of 1905.

Civil War in Moscow — A short history of the events in Moscow in October 1993. Includes links to photographs.

Presidential Election Gallery — Information on and illustrations from the Russian Presidential elections on July 3, 1996.

Boris Yeltsin: Master of Surprise — Boris Yeltsin's behaviour has been increasingly random - striking fear into advisers who worried what he would do next.

Red Comrades Documentation Project — Website contains material that re-analyzes the Bolsheviks of the Stalin Era in the USSR from a pro-Stalinist viewpoint. Pictures and articles focusing on the Stalinists, and in particular on the NKVD, the purges, Yezhov, and Lysenkoism.

The Kirov Murder — It was the spark for the great purges of the 1930's. The Kirov murder was a pivotal event in Soviet History. Includes a short biography of Kirov, a description of the murder, and analysis.

Yeltsin's Address to the Russian People — Text of a speech against the 1991 coup attempt against Mikhael Gorbachev.

Revelations from the Russian Archives — Library of Congress Soviet Archives Exhibit presents a virtual glimpse into the entire range of Soviet history from the October Revolution of 1917 to the failed coup of August 1991.

Statement of the Kaganovich Family — Family response to 'Wolf of the Kremlin: First Biography of L.M. Kaganovich, the Soviet Union's Architect of Fear," a biography of one of Stalin's senior apparatchiks.

Samantha Smith's letter to Andropov — Text of the famous letter 10 year old American schoolgirl Samantha Smith wrote to then Soviet President Yuri Andropov. Smith was invited to tour the USSR as Andropov's guest.

Modern History Sourcebook: The Brezhnev Doctrine, 1968 — Transcript of the Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev's enunciation of the doctrine that no Soviet satellite state would be allowed to separate from the East Bloc.

The Nikolai Bukharin Archive — Includes from 1917: Imperialism and World Economy, 1920: The ABC of Communism - with Evgenii Preobrazhensky, 1921: Historical Materialism - a system of Sociology, 1933: Marx's Teaching and its Historical Importance, 1934: Poetry, Poetics and the Problems of Poetry in the U.S.S.R. and 1938: The Case of Bukharin - from the Moscow Trials.

Konstantin Ustinovich Chernenko — Portrait, photographs of his tomb at the Kremlin, map, biographical sketch, and interactive visitor comments from Find A Grave.

TIME 100: Leaders & Revolutionaries - Mikhail Gorbachev — Profile by Time Magazine of the former Soviet leader as one of the most important individuals of the twentieth century.

Khrushchev's Speech at the 20th Congress of the CPSU — On February 24-25 1956, Khrushchev delivered a report in which he denounced Stalin’s crimes and the "cult of personality" surrounding Stalin. This speech would ultimately trigger a world-wide split.

Lenin's Testament, 1922 — Text of a series of letters written by Lenin on his death bed and smuggled past Stalin's guards by his secretaries.

Lenin Museum near Red Square, Moscow — Historical photos and documents about Vladimir Lenin, Russian Revolution, Russia and USSR.

Newseum: The Commissar Vanishes — The falsification of photographs in Stalin's Russia -- a virtual exhibit exploring the censored history of the Soviet Union.

Toward a reconsideration of Trotsky's legacy — A re-appraisal of Trotsky's legacy and his place in the history of the 20th century.

Leon Trotsky as piece d'art — A short biography with pictures and artwork by Diego Rivera featuring Trotsky as subject.

What is the theory of the Permanent Revolution? — An essay on Trotsky's theory concerning the revolutionary dynamic, particularly as it effects underdeveloped countries.

Bolsheviks in the Russian revolution - how the revolution degenerated — Articles by Avrich, Rosenberg, Koenker and other social historians on the Bolsheviks and the degeneration of the Russian revolution

The Nestor Makhno Archive — An archive of documents, in various languages, relating to Nestor Makhno, the Makhnovshchina and Ukraine during the Russian Civil War.

Peter Sedgwick: The Crucial Year - Victor Serge on Class and Party (1972) — Published as an introduction to the Penguin edition of Serge's Year One of the Russian Revolution.

Kropotkin Reference Archive (part of the Marxists Internet Archive) — Short summaries and the texts of 3 Kropotkin's works (in English): "Anarchism: Its Philosophy and Ideal" (1898), "Communism and Anarchy" (1901), "The Russian Revolution and the Soviet Government" (1919).

Draznilkas -- Russian Children's Taunts — Deals with the history of short, humorous verses used in Russia by children to tease, taunt and play pranks on other children.

Ukrainian History — History of Ukrainians in Ukraine and the Diaspora.

The Artificial Famine/Genocide in Ukraine 1932-33 — A collection of articles, links, reviews and a bibliography on the famine, and its recorded history.

Two Dead In Afula Terrorist Attack — 2001 article from Our Jerusalem magazine about a shooting spree in the open-air market.

Acco — Old Testament passages and Jewish history of the city.

Bible Places: Arad — Ancient history of the city, with photographs of archaeological sites.

Ariel Chai — Pictorial history of the town from its 18th (chai) anniversary celebration in 1996.

Three Killed In Ariel Terrorist Blast — Article from Our Jerusalem news about the 2002 suicide bombing.

Ashdod — A Biblical history of the city.

Ashkelon — Article from The Jewish Magazine about the history and archaeology of the city.

Immigrant Detention Camp in Ruins Still Tells Its Stories — History of the imprisonment of Jewish immigrants to Israel in Atlit in the 1940's.

Love of the Land: Beersheba — Biblical and recent historical profile of the city.

Beit Shean — Old Testament passages and Jewish history of the city.

Casualties of War: Beit Shean Terror Attack — Article about a shooting attack on a polling station in Beit She'an, with memorials to each of the victims.

Bible Places: Beth Shemesh — Pictures and text illuminating the biblical site's history.

Casualties of War: Binyamina Attack — Jerusalem Post article on terrorist attacks in the Israeli town.

Jaffa — A Biblical history of the city.

Jewish Student Online Research Center: Immigration — Immigration section of the cyber encyclopedia from JSOURCE that covers everything from anti-Semitism to Zionism.

The Jewish History Resource Center — Links indexed and reviewed by an academic team at the Dinur Center for Research in Jewish History at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Ber Borochov — Article from the cyber encyclopedia of Jewish history.

The Jewish State, by Theodor Herzl — Complete online version of the book written in 1896 that gave birth to the modern Zionist movement.

Jabotinsky Institute in Israel — Dedicated to disseminating the ideas of Vladimir Ze'ev Jabotinsky (1880-1940), the founder of Zionist Revisionism. Biographical information, online archive of writings, a virtual museum and other information on the right wing of Zionism. [English/Hebrew]

Was Barak telling the truth? — Describing Barak's bigoted statements about Arabs as typical of a colonial effort to dehumanise the indigenous inhabitants of its country of settlement, and asking if his prejudice was behind the collapse of the Olso peace process.

The Likud should remember Begin — Suggesting that before voting on a platform forbidding Likud members from supporting a Palestinian state, the party should consider Begin's support for equal rights for Arabs, not that they be left without any status, under an apartheid-like regime.

David Ben-Gurion — Biographical information from the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Father of indecision — Describing Levi Eshkol's plans after the Six Day war to keep the West Bank as part of Israel while expelling or denying full rights to Palestinians, including Arab citizens, and his position on building settlements in the occupied territories.

Golda Meir Center — Nonprofit educational center fostering an exchange of ideas in Denver on the Auraria Campus. Open to all political views and based on Golda Meir's vision of world peace.

Benjamin Netanyahu — Biographical information, with an examination of Netanyahu's failure to implement peace agreements, expansion of settlements in the occupied territories and battles against charges of corruption.

BBC NEWS Profile: Ehud Olmert — Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is suffering dismal poll ratings following the war in Lebanon.

Shimon Peres — Biographical information from the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Rabin Memorial Day — Memorial to the late Prime Minister of Israel, including biography, speeches and a picture gallery.

Yitzhak Shamir — Biographical information from the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Moshe Sharett — Biographical information from the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

BBC News — Ariel Sharon: Controversial hardliner - Profile of Sharon with an overview of his military career, his role in the creation of Israel's settlements in the occupied territories, his fall from grace following the massacre of refugees in Lebanon, and his return to power.

Countering Terrorism: The Israeli Response to the 1972 Munich Olympic Massacre and the Development of Independent Covert Action Teams — Thesis examining the methodology of the covert action teams authorized by Prime Minister Golda Meir to find and assassinate those individuals responsible for the attack on the Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympic games in September 1972. Specifically, the study addresses whether the operational and tactical methods utilized in this counterterrorist effort were successful relative to the original operational objectives.

The History of Palestinian Terrorism — Articles and essays on terrorism and response within Israel from 1920-2000.

The Outrage - The Bombing of the King David Hotel — Describing the terrorist attack on the hotel, the destructive effect on the building, and desperate efforts to find victims in the rubble.

The Trial of Adolf Eichmann — Provides transcripts related to the trial of Nazi mastermind Adolf Eichmann, engineer of the Final Solution, including the confession.

Hrazdan TV — Includes history of the company and a list of projects.

Koghb Village — Information about the history, culture, and people of Koghb village.

Lovers' Park — A park on Baghramian street. Includes history, facts and figures, and a photo gallery.

Paradise Group — A company producing and distributing Armenian movies, TV programs, music and video. Features history, highlights, online shopping for audio and video products.

Virtual Ani, Armenia — Interactive map of the deserted medieval city brings up thumbnail photographs and key facts on each building. Brief history, account of its rediscovery and comments on recent excavation and restoration.

From Ararat to Zion — This film is about the role and destiny of small nations in the history of humanity and pays tribute to the millions of Armenian pilgrims who contributed significantly in preserving the spiritual traditions and legacy of the Holy Land.

Tkzar Ensemble — Armenian folk ensemble. Includes history of the ensemble as well as sample music played by the ensemble.

Mitsubishi Motors — Features information about the models, company history, and contacts.

American Chamber of Commerce in Armenia — Offers history, charter, detailed list of members and services as well as information on committees.

Anelik Bank — Includes an annual report, history, information about branches, services, tariffs, lending programs and a list of the corresponding banks.

LOLO — An educational magazine for kids and teens. The magazine provides a variety of topics on sports, music, arts, literature, zoology, science, geography, history, fun and others.

World Statesmen - Armenia — Review of the country's history, politics, leaders and international organizations and treaties. Includes map, constitution, national anthem and pictures of historical flags.

Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and the EU — Embassy of the Republic of Armenia in Belgium, also accredited to the Netherlands and as the Mission of the Republic of Armenia to the European Communities. Includes a history of Armenia and a list of agreements between Armenia and the countries of accreditation.

Haias.net — A portal including pictures, brief details about history, a hall of fame, recipes, jokes and links.

Armenian Boxing Federation (ABF) — News, history, teams, press center, and photo gallery.

Armenian National Museum-Institute of Architecture — Features history of the museum, exhibitions, and science.

Hye Etch — Book with information on Armenian history, culture, arts, and religion.

Armenian Family Tree Project — Helps you to research and fill up the blank pages of your family history, to reunite with your lost relatives or just to preserve your family's genealogical information in the most effective ways.

Armenian Relief Society — Serves the social and educational needs of Armenian communities, provides emergency relief and healthcare services. Features purposes, history, structure, activities, local and regional projects, news and press releases.

Lonely Planet - Armenia — Comprehensive facts and advice for traveling along with background material on the culture and history of the country.

Aventura - Armenia Travel Agency — Aventura is an Armenian travel agency offering tour packages throughout Armenia, including hotels, history, culture, and sightseeing of the country.

Baku - Past, Present and Future — Dedicated to the history and present of Baku with a number of photos.

Ganja - The memories of stones — Features information about history and present days, includes biographies of famous cultural figures, yellow pages and a photo gallery.

Imishli City — History, people, photos and map of the city.

Sheki, Azerbaijan — Posts and photos about history, culture, traditions and latest events in Sheki city and overall Azerbaijan.

Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic — Lists cities and regions, has information on nature, history, prominent figures, economy, culture, and education.

Rabitabank — Details of the bank, its history and various services it offers to companies and private clients.

Ganje Sharab -2 — Information about the production of one of the largest winemaking enterprises in Azerbaijan. Also includes a history of winemaking in Azerbaijan.

ICL - Azerbaijan Index — Complete copies and links to the country's Constitution, along with related background, history and events, provided by International Constitutional Law.

Romania - Bucharest — Information about the embassy of Azerbaijan in Romania and background on Azerbaijani history.

UK Foreign Office - Country Profiles: Azerbaijan — Overview of country's geography, history, politics, economy, international relations, travel and current affairs.

HIV-AIDS in the Azerbaijan Republic — History, some news and statistics as of 2001 regarding HIV-AIDS in Azerbaijan and in the world.

Azerbaijan Centre of Real Aikido and Ji-Jitsu — Information about the organization, history of aikido, the master, center's members and clubs.

Azerbaijan at a Glance — About the country's history, geography, economy, religion and culture.

Alizadeh, Fidan — Contains information about the history of Azerbaijan, links to friends, and a small collection of music.

New Azerbaijan Party — Information about the party and its history. News and articles related to Azerbaijan's social, political and economical issues.

Karabakh — Information about the conflict and history.

A to Z of Azerbaijan — Travel guide to Azerbaijan. Includes tourist information, maps, photos, history, culture, contacts, and weather.

Batumi Sea Port — Overview of terminals, available berths and depths, as well as services. Also offers a short history of the port and Batumi. [Georgian, English, Russian]

Virtual Travels of Kutaisi — Overview of the city and information on services, attractions, schools, transportation and local history.

Signagi — History and information about this small historic city surrounded by a fortress wall. Including photos. [Georgian, English]

Poti Sea Port — History, news, facts and figures, including port charges, yearly turnover and terminal layout. [Georgian, English]

ICN - Caucasus Network — Internet service provider. Also offers web design, hosting and intranet development services. Company history and services.

American Academy — Private, non-profit high school enrolling 200 students in grades 9 through 12. School profile, forum, history and admission information.

Choreographic Ensemble Dance Batumi — Dance group provides history, repertoire, synopsis of dances and photo gallery. [English, Georgian]

Adult Education Association of Georgia — Provides history, policies, activities, services and events along with members and board. [English, Georgian]

Supreme Court of Georgia — Overview of the court, its organization, the laws it enforces and its history.

Sakartvelo — Includes information on Georgian politics, business, economy, history, religion, arts, culture and politics.

Genesis Association — Promotes access to healthcare in Georgia. Includes information on objectives, history, past and present projects and clinics operated by the organization.

Is CYXYMU the first "digital refugee"? — Article covering the history of the attacks on CYXYMU's blogs, and how such attacks are used to censor bloggers.

International Fund of Charity Development (IFCD) — Non-governmental humanitarian organization. Includes overview, history, program details and information about Georgia.

Shavlego — Articles, history, picture gallery and information on a number of topics related to politics and human rights.

Advantour - Georgia — Country guide and city guides, history, and culture.

The World Bank Group in Kazakhstan — History, structure, and overview of the group's activities in Kazakhstan. Description of projects funded the group.

Silk Road Painting — Specialists in silk paintings also sell various national crafts, dolls, rugs and quilts from Kazakhstan and the rest of Central Asia plus traditional music cds and books about history, travel and culture. Based in Almaty.

World Statesmen - Kazakhstan — Review of the country's history, politics, leaders and international organizations and treaties. Includes map, constitution, national anthem and pictures of historical flags.

United Kingdom — Accredited to Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, though located in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Includes a detailed history of diplomatic relations since January 1992.

Wikipedia - Kazakhstan — Hyperlinked free encyclopedia article, covers the country's history, government and politics, geography, economy, demographics, language and culture.

Catholic Culture - History Of The Catholic Church In Kazakhstan — A brief history of the Catholic Church in the former Soviet territory of Kazakhstan, published by the Vatican, 26 September 2001.

Lonely Planet - Kazakhstan — Comprehensive facts and advice for traveling along with background material on the culture and history of the country.

Manas: The Kyrgyz Epic — Article by Iraj Bashiri on the history of the Manas epic and the audience setting, with excerpts.

Baisal Limited — Manufacture wheelchairs and accessories for disabled people. Includes background, development history, partners, and product information.

World Statesmen - Kyrgyzstan (Kyrgyz Republic) — Review of the country's history, politics, leaders and international organizations and treaties. Includes map, constitution, national anthem and pictures of historical flags.

UK Foreign Office - Country Profiles: Kyrgyzstan — Overview of country's geography, history, politics, economy, international relations, travel and current affairs.

Lonely Planet - Kyrgyzstan — Facts and advice for traveling along with background material on the culture and history of the country.

Fantastic Asia Limited — Touring company in Kyrgyzstan and neighbouring countries; with information, travel tips, history, and culture.

World Statesmen - Tajikistan — Review of the country's history, politics, leaders and international organizations and treaties. Includes map, constitution, national anthem and pictures of historical flags.

Wikipedia - Tajikistan — Hyperlinked encyclopedia article covers the country's history, government and politics, geography, economy, demographics, language and culture.

Lonely Planet -Tajikistan — Comprehensive facts and advice for traveling along with background material on the culture and history of the country.

Turkmen Carpets Online — Classic Turkmen and Bukhara handmade carpets. Sales, history, information.

World Statesmen - Turkmenistan — Review of the country's history, politics, leaders and international organizations and treaties. Includes map, constitution, national anthem and pictures of historical flags.

United States - Washington DC — Embassy of Turkmenistan, located in Washington DC and accredited to the United States, Canada and Mexico. Includes basic facts about Turkmenistan, and its culture, traditions, and history.

Wikipedia - Turkmenistan — Hyperlinked encyclopedia article covers the country's history, government and politics, geography, economy, demographics, language and culture.

Turkmenistan — Here is information on Turkmenistan culture and human rights reports, with links to, food information, food culture, cooking methods, country information, food substitutions, and food history for Asia.

Lonely Planet - Turkmenistan — Comprehensive facts and advice for traveling along with background material on the culture and history of the country.

Karakalpakstan — Read about Karakalpakstan, autonomous republic located in the Northwest of Uzbekistan, including history and culture.

Bukhara - City Guide — Provides information on history, tourist attraction sites, and hotels in the city.

Carolyn Krueger and Gulistan Dance Theater — Contains information about Uzbek dance traditions and history, the theater, founders, activities, and public reviews.

Banks in Uzbekistan — Provides information on banks including news, a brief history, services provided, and ownership structure.

World Statesmen - Uzbekistan — Review of the country's history, politics, leaders and international organizations and treaties. Includes map, constitution, national anthem and pictures of historical flags.

Wikipedia - Uzbekistan — Hyperlinked encyclopedia article covers the country's history, government and politics, geography, economy, demographics, language and culture.

International Kurash Association — Provides information on the traditional wrestling sport in Uzbekistan. Also contains history and rules.

Fine art and artists of Fergana — Local arts, artists and painters from Fergana Valley. Works, history and bios of the painters.

Muhammad Salih and Erk Dermocratic Party — Brief biography and history of the political party.

Lonely Planet - Uzbekistan — Comprehensive facts and advice for traveling along with background material on the culture and history of the country.

Dolores Travel Services — Travel agency providing tours of Uzbekistan, visa support, and a chain of private hotels in Tashkent. Contains introduction to Uzbek language, history of area, galleries and contacts.

Gomel Then and Now — A resource on Gomel's history, photographs, links, trivia, and CyberGomel club - a virtual community of residents.

History of Lida — Historical data, maps, links.

Vitebsk — History, links, message-board, photo gallery, chat.

Data — An independent Belorussian web-site about arts, culture, history, music, youth, science, education in modern Belarus.

Ministry Of Foreign Affairs — Current foreign policy, history of Belarusian diplomacy, list of embassies, visa and travel requirements.

Wikipedia - Belarus — Hyperlinked encyclopedia article covers the country's history, government and politics, geography, economy, demographics, language and culture.

Brest Region Map — Maps of the Brest region in Belarus Republic. List of all the towns and villages of the region. History.

United Civil Party of Belarus — General information about the market liberal party, its program and history, leadership, as well as some information on politics and opposition in Belarus.

Lonely Planet - Belarus — Facts and advice for traveling along with background material on the culture and history of the country.

Babyback — Barbecue restaurant in Tabasalu, a short distance from Tallinn. Site offers, menu, location, reservation form and history of BBQ. [Estonian, English, Russian]

Maardu Manor — History of the manor and overview of facilities available. [Estonian, English]

Padise Monastery — History and photos of the monastery. [Estonian, English]

Saku Brewery — History of the brewery, production of beer and information for investors. [Estonian, English]

The House of the Brotherhood of Blackheads — History, background information, photo gallery and concert agenda. [Estonian, English]

Estonian History Museum — Operates The Great Guild Hall and Maarjamäe Castle. Information about current exhibitions, collections and history of the museum. [Estonian, English]

Eesti Nukuteater — Founded as a puppet theater in 1952. Program, actors, history, ticket information. [Estonian, English]

Peppersack — Restaurant, grill, cafe and pub in Tallinn's old town. Presents menu, photos, history, reservation. [Estonian, English, Russian, Finnish]

SRC — Ship repair and conversion. History, structure and results of the company. References.

Apollo Raamatud — Located on Viru street. History, education, science, law, children books. Online sales. [Estonian, English]

Institutum Mauritanum — Continues the academic traditions of the Tallinn Dominican Monastery and library. History, library and grants. [Estonian, English]

Wikipedia - Tallinn — History, geography, economy and population of the city.

Hearing Care Center for Children — Part of the Tallinn Central Children`s Polyclinic. Presents history and activities of the center. [Estonian, English]

Old Town of Tallinn — Presentation of Tallinn's Old Town, its history and attractions.

Allika Baptist Church — Baptist congregation. History of the church. [Estonian, English]

TallinnEstonia.eu — Presents attractions, museums, and history of the city.

Tallinn Temperature History — Statistics maintained since 1998 on daily minimum and maximum temperatures recorded at the Tallinn Technical University.

Naissaar Nature Park — A short history of the island. [Estonian, English]

Hiiumaa.ee — Information about the island-county, its history, culture, economy and tourism, local communities, links to related sites. [Estonian, English]

City of Narva — Official homepage. Includes description of city, government, tourist information, business, history, and media links. [Estonian, English, Russian]

Narva Tourism Portal — Information for Tourists about the city. History, some pictures and practical information. [Estonian, English, Russian, Finnish, German]

Järvamaa Christian Center — History and founding of the church, contact and location. [Estonian, English]

Paide — Official site of the town. History, sites and available facilities for visitors. [Estonian, English]

Türi — Türi Municipality website. Administration, history, traditional events, and educational institutions.

Jõgeva County — County history, statistical data, local culture, economy and environment, tourist resources, contact information for county government. [Estonian, English]

Põltsamaa Town — Official site of the municipality. History of the town, and accommodation and catering information. [Estonian, English, Russian, Finnish]

Haapsalu — Presents a description of the resort-town and its history, calendar of events, information for tourists, map and a picture gallery. [Estonian, English]

Estonian Railway Museum — In Haapsalu. Includes history of rail, the story of the museum, and information for visitors.

Haapsalu Episcopal Castle — History of the castle, White Lady's legend, photo gallery. [Estonian, English]

Päeva Villa — Each room in this small hotel has its own theme related to Haapsalu's history. Restaurant and conference room available. Pricelist, booking and contact information. [Estonian, English, Finnish]

Kullametsa Bowtrack — An archery range. Short history of hand bows. [Estonian, English]

Noarootsi Parish - Wikipedia — History and chronology of this former Swedish speaking municipality.

Vormsi - Wikipedia — Short history of the island and the pre-war Swedish population.

Lääne-Virumaa — Official site. Includes information about the county and its history. [Estonian, English, Russian, German]

Rakvere Lihakombinaat — Manufacturer of meat products, listed on the stock exchange. Site offers history of the company and information on products. [Estonian, English, Russian]

Tapa (Town) - Wikipedia — History of the town, its former military bases, the railway, and the meetings held at the beginning of the 20th century to agree on a common written version of Estonian.

Vihula Manor — Site offers description of services, photos and short history of the manor. [Estonian, English, Finnish]

Wikipedia - Pärnu — Short history and description of tourist attractions.

Victoria Hotel — Centrally located in a 1920s Heimatstyle building. History of the hotel, packages and reservation form. Also the home of restaurant Café Grand . [Estonian, English and others]

Põlva — Official site of the city. General information, history, education, culture, sports, entrepreneurship and tourism. [Estonian, English]

Rabarock — 'Bog Rock'. A yearly rock festival held in Järvankandi in the middle of June. Program, history, videos of performing artists. [Estonian, English]

Saaremaa: Island of the Baltic Sea — Includes general facts about the island, the county, and other islands in the county. Includes history, culture and economic situation, and information resources for tourists. [Estonian, English, Finnish]

Parimusmatkad - Heritage Tours — Offers tours to explore the island's nature and history. [Estonian, English]

Kuressaare Airport — Information about services and airlines. Also includes an overview and history of the airport. [Estonian, English]

Saaremaa Ühisgümnaasium — The oldest upper secondary school on Saaremaa Island. History and traditions of the school. The school also operates SYG hostel, for which the site presents photos of the rooms and prices. [Estonian, English]

Muhu Island in Estonia — A profile of the island including its history, geography, and culture. Includes a map showing the villages and the other islands around it.

Muhu — The Muhu Tourism Association provides an introduction to the history and traditions of the island as well as a guide for tourists with activities, and places to eat and stay.

The Kaali Meteorite Craters — History and discovery of the craters, details of each crater and map of the area.

Pöide Municipality — Official site. Government, tourism, education, culture and history of the parish. [Estonian, English]

"Uniting" Ruhnu with the Republic of Estonia — Short history of how Ruhnu became part of Estonia.

Valjala church - Wikipedia — Description and history of Saint Martin's Church of Valjala, the oldest church in Estonia.

Tartu Observatory — Information, research projects, publications and history. [Estonian, English]

The history of Kolkja — History of the village inhabited by Russian Old Believers near lake Peipsi, including religious background and photos.

Tartu Old Observatory — Offers a brief history and picture gallery. [Estonian, English]

Tartu Academic Male Choir — History of the choir. Members and conductors. [Estonian, English]

Museum of Tartu University History — The museum is located in the 13th century cathedral. The site provides a short overview of the exhibitions. [Estonian, English]

La Dolce Vita — Italian restaurant in center. Menu, history and guestbook. Site requires Flash. [Estonian, English]

Tartu International School — Classes year 1 to 9. History, photos, school rules and curriculum. Also operates a kindergarten. [Estonian, English]

Tartu University Botanical Garden — History and description of the garden. [Estonian, English, Russian]

Taagepera Castle — A castle in southern Estonia which now offers accommodation, conference facilities and a restaurant. History, photo gallery. [Estonian, English]

Sangaste Loss — Visiting information, photos and history of the former manor cum castle of the von Berg family. Also offers accommodation, dining and event hosting. [Estonian, English]

Valga, Estonia - Wikipedia — Short description and detailed history of the town.

Association of Local Authorities of Viljandi — Association for cooperation between the municipalities of Viljandi. History and structure of the association. List of member municipalities. [Estonian, English, and others]

Viljandi — Official city website, includes short history and tourist information. [Estonian, English]

The Museum of Viljandi — Museum of archaeology, cultural heritage and natural history in Estonia. [Estonian, English]

Organ Builder Kriisa's Holiday Home — History of the farm and accommodation price list. Located in Haanja municipality. [Estonian, English]

Võru Town — Official site. History, tourist information, administrative information and statistics. [Estonian, English]

Lighthouses of Estonia — A comprehensive list of Estonian lighthouses including descriptions, history and photos.

Laulupidu - Song and Dance Celebration — Official site of the Estonian song and dance celebration. Program, organization and history of the tradition which dates back to 1860. [Estonian, English]

Estonian Writers Union — History of the association. Members and departments. [Estonian, English]

Nukufilm Studios — Puppet animation studio. Site offers history of the studio, filmography and current productions. [Estonian, English]

Information Center of Estonian Museums — Includes an index of museums, conservation centers and heritage institutions. History of museums, forum, museum staff resources. Requires flash. [Estonian, English]

Ruja — A biography of the band. History, band members and discography.

Al Khabara — Breeders of afghan hounds. Kennel history, show results, litter announcements, and photographs.

Riigikogu — Parliament of Estonia. Official site with introduction, directory of members, committees, history of Toompea castle. [Estonian, English, Russian]

Finland - Helsinki — Featuring a detailed history of the Estonian Embassy in Helsinki. In English, Estonian and Finnish.

Hungary — Hungarian Embassy in Estonia, with a history of Hungarian-Estonian relations. [Estonian, English, Hungarian]

ICL - Estonia Index — Complete copies and links to the country's Constitution, along with related background, history and events, provided by International Constitutional Law.

World Statesmen - Estonia — Chronological overview of Estonian history and statesmen.

Estonica — Encyclopedia-style resource providing country information on culture, history, nature, state, population, science and education.

Association of Estonian Broadcasters — Association of radio and television broadcasters in Estonia. List of members, general introduction and short history. [Estonian, English]

SLK - Army Parachuting Club — History of the club, equipment and aircraft. [Estonian, English, Russian]

Azerbaijan Cultural Centre of Estonia — An organization for the Azerbaijani community in Estonia. News, history and traditions, projects, and photos made by Azerbaijanis living in Estonia. [Estonian, English, Russian, Azerbaijani]

SDE - Social Democratic Party — Official party site. History of the party, party leadership and election results. [Estonian, English, Russian]

Orthodox Church of Estonia — International site. Includes history, press releases, documents, and photo gallery. [Estonian, English, French]

Railways - Meeting Point History — A short history and description of railways in Estonia.

Kuressaare Airport — Information about services and airlines. Also includes an overview and history of the airport. [Estonian, English]

History of nature conservation in Estonia — Chronology and laws. [Estonian, English]

Lonely Planet - Estonia — Facts and advice for travelers along with background information on the culture and history of the country.

Liepaja International Airport — Offers public, private and commercial airplane flights. Includes types of aircraft, photographs, and company history.

Laskana Ltd. — Timber port trader. A Latvian-Swedish joint venture. Page includes company history. [Latvian, English]

Rezekne — Information about the city's culture, history, business, education, health care, transportation and tourism. Includes map, photo gallery with historic and modern photos. Lists local artists and other prominent people from the area. [Latvian, English, Russian]

Birini Castle — Converted into a hotel with spa baths and parks, also available as venue for parties and seminars. History and photos. [Latvian, English, Russian]

Youth Wind Orchestra - Auseklitis — Brass and reed instrument music band from the city's 6th high school. History of orchestra, events, photo gallery, guest book, contact information.

Strek, Ltd. — Latvian-Russian-French joint venture that specializes in the handling, sorting, cleaning, storage and shipment of coal. Page includes company history and photos of the fleet. In English and Russian.

Municipal Portal of Riga — Features information about the city's demographics, government, geography, architecture, and history. Includes a photo gallery. [Latvian, English, Russian]

Jewishgen Shetlinks - Riga — Includes genealogy reference links for Jewish ancestors from the early 19th to the late 20th century. Includes history, photos, and lists of searchable databases.

Riga This Week — City guide contains calendar of events, sightseeing, history, culture, dining and lodging.

Salaspils — Features city history, tourist attractions, sports, and culture. Includes photos and government contact information. In Latvian, Russian and English.

Valmiera — Official city webpage offers information about history, events, demographics, art, culture, local government, sports, and tourist accommodations.

Bauska — City page includes information about the town's history, demographics, education, cultural events, local businesses, and non-profit organizations. [English, Latvian]

Miss & Mister Latvia — Beauty pageant contest for men and women. Page includes history and contestant portfolios.

Films in Latvia — A directory of links to movies such as studios, history, organizations, news, history, films, festivals, and filmmakers that originate from Latvia.

Gulan — Composer of ambient music. Includes history of the musician, discography and links to listen and purchase CDs.

Latvenergo — State joint stock company that provides electricity for the country's citizens. Page includes company history, service map, corporate structure outline, and online payment form. Office is located in Riga. [In English and Latvian]

TiVi — Offers online telephone services to receive calls from land line and cell phones. Also, sells IP phones. Page includes company history and job openings. [Latvian, Russian, English]

Lode — Produces ceramic building materials. Page includes company history, product photos and list of dealerships. Marketing and sales office is in Riga. Factories are located in Liepa, Kalnciems, and Livani.

Saeima — Official government site of the Latvian parliament. Page includes history, list of members, constitution, and building photo.

Canada - Ottawa — Embassy of The Republic of Latvia in Canada, with a history of diplomatic relations between Canada and Latvia, information on the current state of economic relations, and a list of treaties between the two countries.

Estonia — Estonian Embassy in Riga, with a history of political, cultural and educational relations between these neighbours. In English, Estonian, Latvian and Russian.

The Latvian Institute — Features information about the nation's geography, language, history, society, culture and nature. Includes related resource links. [Latvian, English, French]

Latvian Multihull Yacht's Association — Supports building and racing of catamarans and other multihulled boats. Includes short history of organization and calendar of events.

Latvian Museum of Natural History — The oldest multidisciplinary museum of natural sciences in the Baltic countries.

Krista's HomePage — Includes information about the author, family, and Latvian history. Features a collections of animated gifs, images of heroinne and favorite links.

Latvia In Your Pocket — Useful country information including visa requirements, language, government, history, business listings. Also complete city guides to Riga, Cesis, Jurmala, Kolka, Kuldiga, Latgale, Liepaja, Sigulda, Ventspils and Zemgale.

Kolonada — Restaurant and music club in Druskininkai. Information about the facility, its history, photos, online booking form.

Kaunas In Your Pocket — Tourist information about Kaunas, its history, places to visit.

Klaipėda In Your Pocket — Main tourist information about Klaipėda, its history, places to visit. Information about hotels, dining and events.

Hotel Victoria — Features information about hotel history, facilities and location.

National Park of Kuršių Nerija — Information about the nature of Curonian spit, history and architecture of region. Practical information for tourists, map.

Skuodas — Information about Skuodas, history, places, people, nature, mythological places. [Lithuanian, English, and others]

Marijampolė County — Official site of the county. General information, short history, culture and tourism overview. [Lithuanian, English]

Žagarė — Website about Zagare town (Joniskis district). Information on the history of the town, its famous people, places of interest.

Akmene District Municipality — Information about the district, its history, its industries, tourist attractions and business opportunities.

Tauragė District Municipality — Official site of the district. History, subdivisions, local resources. [Lithuanian, English, Polish]

Utena Tourism Information Centre — Information for tourists on Utena district. Includes history of the district, information on its nature, accommodation and entertainment facilities.

Trakai History Museum — Information about the castles, expositions, publications and projects. [Lithuanian, English]

Neringa — Restaurant in the Centre of Vilnius. Information about the facility, its history, events and menu.

Dvaras-Manor House — Details of deluxe category hotel next to Cathedral Square. Offers hotel history, photos and on line reservation service.

Samogitian Wooden Churches — Samogitians (Lithuanian lowlanders) traditionally built timber churches; some survive from the 18th and 19th centuries. History and photographs provided by the Samogitian Cultural Association.

Trakai History Museum — Information about the castles, expositions, publications and projects. [Lithuanian, English]

Varpelis — Boys and youth choir of Kaunas. History of the choir. [Lithuanian, English]

Lithuanian Parliament — News, structure, history and documents of the Parliament.

Sweden — Includes a history of diplomatic relations between the Republic of Lithuania and the Kingdom of Sweden. [Lithuanian, English]

Wikipedia - Lithuania — Hyperlinked encyclopedia article covers the country's history, government and politics, geography, economy, demographics, language and culture.

Lithuania and Ireland, Comparative Analysis — Same size, same population, but different history and policy.

A Virtual Exhibition of a Millennium of Lithuanian Cultural Heritage — Covers folk and elite culture, Baltic archeology, landscape, architecture, history, ethnic minorities, art, intellectual life and religion. Select a short guided tour or long excursion. [Lithuanian, English]

Lithuanian Global Genealogical Society — Databases, forums, and other resources for people researching family histories of Lithuanians, at home and abroad.

The Yuter Family — History of the Yuter family, originating in Raguva.

A Hole in the Heart -- the story of Keidan — The 500-year history of Keidan, a vanished Jewish community in Lithuania.

Council of Lithuania Minor Affairs — Civic organisation, aimed at propagating information about Lithuania Minor (now Kaliningrad Oblast of Russia) in Lithuanian society. Information about the Council, history of Lithuania Minor.

Blavasciunas, Ramunas — Information about Lithuanian traditions and people, history and legends, economical and statistical data, language and literature.

The United Methodist Church in Lithuania — Includes special projects, conference, calendar, staff, history, newsletter, photos, churches, children and youth.

Lithuanian Seamen’s Union — History, statutes and workings of the union. Information for seamen, including applicable legislation. Operates the seafarer's center in Klaipėda. [Lithuanian, English, Russian]

Lonely Planet - Lithuania — Facts and advice for travelers along with background information on the culture and history of the country.

Dina Cociug — Delivery and installation of the refrigerating technological and heating equipment. Features product catalogue, company's history and services provided.

Ungheni — Unofficial page of Ungheni City, history, geography and other information.

ICL - Moldova Index — Complete copies and links to the country's Constitution, along with related background, history and events, provided by International Constitutional Law.

Wikipedia - Moldova — Hyperlinked encyclopedia article covers the country's history, government and politics, geography, economy, demographics, language and culture.

Moldavian Airlines — Passenger and cargo flights to and from Chisinau. Airline history and route maps included.

Lonely Planet - Moldova — Comprehensive facts and advice for traveling along with background material on the culture and history of the country.

Russian North — Information about the cities of Russian North: Arkhangelsk and Severodvinsk: history, links, photographs.

Chuvash People's Web-site — News and information about Chuvashia, its traditions, history and language. Includes a Chuvash-English dictionary.

Official Site of the Jewish Autonomous Region — History, geography, economy, investment projects, natural resources, government and governor, public organizations, culture and education.

Guest House Albertina — European-style hotel located in the historical part of the city. Information about services and history. Online reservations.

Map of Kaliningrad Oblast — Map of Kaliningrad Oblast and basic facts of region's history.

Welcome to Kursk — History and culture of the city.

Museums of Leningrad Region — Details numerous museums including history, collection descriptions, photos, addresses, opening hours and public transport. Also profiles the Leningrad Region with maps and site seeing routes.

Gatchina through centuries — Selection of historical materials about the Gatchina Palace, a city and area. Architecture, legends, photos and maps.

Kontur — Production of the raw and surfaced saw-timbers, linear products thereof: history, price list and about cooperation.

Northern Fortress — The remarkable fortresses of Northwest Russia and Finland with their detailed descriptions, history reviews, maps, plans and photographic images.

Galerie Les Orèades — Russian department of the French-Russian gallery. History of the gallery and staff profiles, artist profiles and galleries of their works.

GoToRussia.Ru — News and information for tourists: current events, travel web directory, forum, history, travel tips, FAQ, visa service.

Hotel Savoy — Located in the heart of the city, near the Red Square and the Bolshoy Theatre and includes a rich art collection. Provides information about the hotel history and services.

Catholic Parish Assumption of the Virgin Mary — Ethnically diverse parish. Roman Rite. Liturgy schedule, parish history, information on cultural programs, catechesis for children and adults. Includes photos.

Volna Hotel — History, booking, and description of accommodation, restaurants, bars and other available services.

Novgorod - Monuments of Ancient Architecture — History, photos and pictures of Novgorod, the early Russia's foremost cultural and art center.

Omsk — History of the city.

Embassy of the Republic of Kalmykia — General information about the region and its capital. History, culture and art of Kalmykia.

300th Anniversary of Petrozavodsk — History of the capital of Republic of Karelia, news from the government.

Imperial Palaces of Petersburg — Bob Atchison provides a virtual tour of the Alexander Palace, Pavlovsk, Yelagin, Gatchina, Catherine Palace, Winter Palace and Peterhof. Part of Russian History Websites.

Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) — History, collections, and exhibits from the oldest state museum in Russia. Includes virtual tour, hours, entrance fee, guided tours and contact details.

The Russian State Pushkin Academy Drama Theatre (Alexandrinsky Theatre) — The oldest Russian national theatre. History, actors, creative crew, repertoire.

Imperial Porcelain Manufactory — History of manufacture, porcelain museum, the gallery of modern porcelain art.

Saint-Petersburg — The official portal of the City Government. General information about the city, its administration, history and culture, business. "St.Petersburg in Figures" section offers statistical data on various aspects of the city's life.

United States — Consulate General in St. Petersburg, with a history of U.S. representation in the city. Has consular jurisdiction in Kaliningrad, Arkhangelsk, Vologda, Karelia, Novgorod, Murmansk, Pskov, and Vyborg.

Nevsky Prospekt — Information, history, maps and photos of St.Petersburg's busiest street, the Nevsky Prospekt and its surrounding palaces.

Saint-Petersburg: 1703-2003 — History of Saint Petersburg, cultural life of the city, webcam of Isaak Cathedral, maps.

Grand Hotel Europe — Official hotel website. Provides hotel history and news, description of rooms and services, menus of hotel's restaurants and bars, contacts and online reservations.

Independent Traveller's St.Petersburg — Featuring city history and information, itineraries, tips for travelers.

Russian Heritage Tours — Provides a way to explore Russia's dynamic history from the 15th to 19th centuries by offering ten tour destinations.

Sakhalin and the Kuriles — News, history, culture, people, travel, business.

Reahim-Samara — The representative of the largest Russian chemical company of joint-stock company Reahim. History of corporation. News. Prices.

North Caucasus State Technical University — History of the university. Faculties and departments. Regional branches. Scientific developments. Conference schedule.

Republic of Tatarstan Official Web-site — Republic of Tatarstan: economy, history, culture, contacts, news, laws.

About Kazan — Compilation of facts and information about the city, its history and current days.

Administration of Yamal-Nenets Autonomous District — Official site. Features the Governor's biography, district administration, history and facts about the region, major administrative divisions, ecomical and cultural briefs.

Udmurtia Republic Directory — General information about the republic. Includes geography, history, economy, culture and other topics.

JSCo Metallist — Manufacturer of vices. Site offers details on the product line, company's history and contact information.

Naidy Ltd — Producer of the components for the sliding door systems. Featured are catalogue, company's history, contact details.

Tourism in Vladimir Region — History of the region. Information about geographical situation, highways, railroads and monuments. Includes photographs and descriptions of monuments.

The Official Site of the City of Volgograd — Features history, politics, economics, culture, science, education, and religion.

Voronezhskie Devchata — Russian folk vocal and dance ensemble. History, audio and video clips.

The Sakhalin Regional Museum — Natural and climatic features of the region; fauna and flora; history of Sakhalin and the Kurile Islands.

Ouspenie (Dormition) Cathedral, Rostov, Russia — The official site provides an outline history and many photographs of this onion-domed church of c.1500, with its ornate interior.

Central Armed Forces Museum — History of Russian Imperial/Red/Soviet Army. Collections and exhibitions, visitor information.

Dj Vint Homepage — Biography, pictures, links, and a history of house music.

Schola Cantorum Petropolitana — Offers teaching of early Western European Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque culture and history. The School has for its goal the revival of the European cultural traditions. Study program, news.

Photographer Ru — Photography and photographers of Russia and former Soviet Union. Events, history, gallery, magazine, and a forum.

The Bolshoi Theater — Official web site of the famous theater. Current repertoire, history, personalities. In English and Russian.

Ministry of Atomic Energy — Brief history of the Ministry, its major functions and projects.

Cyprus - Nicosia — Embassy of the Russian Federation in Nicosia, with a history of Russian-Cypriot diplomatic relations, and a CV of the ambassador.

Estonia — Estonian Embassy in Moscow, with a history of the art nouveau embassy building. In English, Estonian, and Russian.

300th Anniversary of the Russian Navy — Nicely presented site covering the history of the Russian Navy, concentrates on pre-revolutionary times.

Bucknell University - Russian Studies — Annotated links on history, culture, including feminism and folklore, politics, economics, philosophy, language, geography, media.

Trip to Siberia — People, nature, history and architecture of Siberia. Stories and 347 photos from a winter trip to Irkutsk, Bratsk, Baikal, Listvyanka, Baikalsk and Ulan-Ude.

Russian Life Magazine — The bimonthly magazine of travel, history, society and life for Russophiles the world over.

The Volga Ural Page — Devoted to the scholarly study of the region, focussing on history and politics, anthropology, ethnography, and linguistics.

Crossroads of Continents — Online exhibition about Siberian-Alaskan contacts, prepared by the [US] National Museum of Natural History.

Ethnic History of the Altai Republic — Article at the Altai Republic i-net portal.

Republic of Buryatia — Brief presentation of Buryatia: geography, history, culture, and education.

The Proto-Bulgarians North and West of the Black Sea — Translation of Dimitrov's book on the ancient history of the Bulgarian people.

Lak House — History and culture of the Lak people (in Russian and English).

Ossetians — About Ossetia - Alania and the people of the region, including history, notable historical figures, prominent Ossetians living abroad, music, other customs and tradition, and cuisine.

History, Household Activities, National Creativity of the Bashkir People — Traditional culture of the Bashkir people.

American Reflections from Moscow — Essays by American author living in Moscow since 1994 on history, culture, comparative national character, society, philosophy, America, Russia, American Dream, Russian Idea, communism, consumerism.

Gay.Ru International - Russian National Gay Site — Gay and lesbian life in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus. Travel advice, gay bars and clubs, Russian gay history, gay art, gay personals.

Williams, David — Personal page covering a variety of Russian related subjects including Russian architecture, culture, history, economy, politics, photo archive, Soviet Union, Moscow skyscrapers, Cathedral of Christ Our Saviour, Krushchev's grave and miscellaneous topics.

Pravoslavie.Ru — Orthodox Christian in Russia: events, history, theology, culture.

Guide to Russia — Includes information on Russian history, culture and geography, as well as a currency converter.

Baikal Explorer — Useful information and service for tourists. Tours and cruises, natural history and photo gallery.

Max's E-WorLD — Personal web page with history of Kerch, profile, photos, fishing, food, history, friends and family.

Sevastopol city server — History, travel, business, tourism, service, companies, and photos.

The Palace of the Crimean Khans in Bakhchisaray — One of the best known historic places in Ukraine. In 1530s-1783 Bakhchisaray was the capital of the state of the Crimean Tatar people - the Crimean Khanate. Nowadays the Museum of History and Culture of the Crimean Tatars is visited by about 200.000 tourists per year.

Crimean Tatars — Crimean Tatars are the native ethnic group of Crimea. This site contains documents, articles, news items, essays, poems, and interviews that cover Crimean Tatar history and culture, their experiences during deportation and exile, and the national movement which initiated the return to Crimea.

Heraldry of Cherkasy Province — Providing overview, coat of arms and a brief history with related links.

Cherkasy — Information portal for the city of Cherkassy. Photo gallery, news, catalogue of firms, history, architecture, heraldry, educational institutions, cinemas, restaurants, bars, horoscope, jokes, teleprogram, vacancies, resume, and a forum.

Central Ukraine — Short note on the history and heritage of the locality.

Dniepropetrovsk Region — Official site offering detailed information about the region's history, society, culture, economic development and investment opportunities.

Welcome to Dnipropetrovsk — Source of information relating to the city, its history, cultural events and everyday life.

Ivano Frankivsk — City heraldics - the gonfalon, the coat of arms, short city history description.

Derhachi Online — Site on Derhachi (in English): history, photos, links.

The Museum City — History of Kamyanets Podilsky and its monuments.

Road from Letychev — History of Jewish community in Letychiv (Letychev)

Medzhybizh Castle — Casle of Medzhybizh (Medzhibizh / Medzhibozh): photo and its history.

Ukrainian National Folk Dance Ensemble — Professional folk and theatrical dance company. Includes history, educational services, photo gallery and management details. [English/Ukrainian]

Wikipedia - Kyiv — Encyclopedia article on the Ukrainian capital. Geography, climate, history, attractions and government.

Borispol Airport — The state international airport. Site contains Borispol's history, flight timetable, information about required documentation for travelers and terminal maps.

MyKiev — Kiev travel guide. History, landmarks, streets, churches, cathedrals, monuments, museums, and parks.

Pereyaslav-Khmelnytskyi Photo Gallery. — Museum of History of the Ukrainian Folk Architecture.

Galca Ltd — Coffee producer. Information about company, history, prices, recipes.

Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Izmail — Ministries, history, photos and strategy.

Odessa Globe — Information, news, advertisements, tourist guide, links, history and maps.

Odessa State Literary Museum — Museum featuring the history of Odessa's poets and writers.

Weather in Poltava — Forecast for 3 days, history of weather conditions.

Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church in Poltava — History, reality, needs. Christianity and national consciousness in Ukraine.

Information on Kuznetsovsk (Rivne) Nuclear Power Plant — Accidents and dangers, history and alternatives.

JSC Sumy Frunze NPO — Industrial equipment design and production for the oil, gas and chemical industries. Product information, company profile, and history included.

Buczacz by Norman Davies — Section on history of Buczacz during World War II quoted from Norman Davies (1996), Europe: A History, pp 1034-1035, Oxford University Press.

Chortkov Home Page — Jewish genealogy project on Chortkiv. Town's Jewish heritage and history.

Husiatyn (Gusiatyn) — Town's coat of arms and short history sketch in dates.

Kremenets — History of the town and its Jewish community

From the History of Skalat — Written by Chaim Bronstein.

Translation of "Zaleshchiki" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Polin — Detailed history of Jewish community in Zalishchyky until 1944. Edited by Rene Steinig and published by Yad Vashem.

Zbarazh - short description and history — Description of town's castle, coat of arms and other details.

Ukrainian Introductions: Vinnitsa — Information about Ukrainian province of Vinnitsa, including history, weather, city photos, and tour information.

Berdychiv Revival — Photographs, history, genealogy, holocaust, maps, literature and Berdychiv today (Berdichev in Russian / Berdyczow in Polish).

Radomyshl homepage — Detailed information and history of radomyshl. Photos and links. Site is maintained by Eli Kislyuk.

Katerina Bilokur — Artist who lived 1900-1961. Her pictures of the colorful Ukrainian nature are important in the history of Ukrainian folk art.

Hryvna — The National currency of Ukraine. History, information and news.

Azot — State-owned chemical enterprise manufacturing ammonium- and vinyl-based compounds. Includes history, news production and contact details. Located in the Luhansk region.

Tavrical National University — Official site for the Vernadskiy Tavricheskiy National University, also known as the Taurida or Tavrida, in the Crimea. Includes general information, history, entrance examinations, conferences and personal pages for faculty and staff.

ICL - Ukraine Index — Complete copies and links to the country's Constitution, along with related background, history and events, provided by International Constitutional Law.

Singapore — Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Singapore, with a history of the negotiations relating to diplomatic relations, and information about the higher education system in Ukraine.

Estonia — Includes a brief history of the Embassy of Estonia in Kyiv, information on bilateral relations, and contact details.

UA Zone, Ukrainian Information Project — History of the country to embassy information. Also includes a guide to Kyiv, photos, currency conversion, weather, Christmas traditions, search engine and Ukrainian poetry collection.

Welcome to Ukraine — Online version of a magazine about art issues, entertainment events, history, also containing stories and facts about Ukraine.

The Reporter: news of Transcarpathia (Ukrainian) — The Transcarpathian Reporter (Ukrainian). News, Business, Cuisine, History, Travel and Politics from Uzhgorod, Transcarpathia,Ukraine. Commercial and financial information.

Golf in Ukraine — Complete information about golf in Ukrain with projected courses, history of golf projects, information on current projects.

Main Astronomical Observatory of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine — History, MAO publications, Departments. Ukrainian Astronomical Association.

Our World Gay and Lesbian Center — Cultural center history, meeting times, and upcoming events.

Liberal-Democratic Party of Ukraine — The English pages of the party include introduction of the party, leaders, news and history.

The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church — UGCC history, structure, news, church activities and information of its leaders. Official web-site.

Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church in Poltava — History, reality, needs. Christianity and national consciousness in Ukraine.

Felshtiner Landsleit: Newsletter About Felshtin, Ukraine — Historical and genealogical information about the Jewish town of Felshtin, Ukraine, and other books, articles, archives, and websites about Ukrainian Jewish history.

Guide to Ukraine — Guide to Ukraine provides you with the latest news in Ukraine and also reference material such as an overview of history, photo gallery, maps, selected related resources in English, and discussion board.

The Religious Kibbutzim — Information and links on the history, industry, educational programs, and attractions of the religious collectives.

Beit Hashita — Kibbutz in Emek-Izrael in the North. This site describes the history and agricultural industry of this kibbutz in northern Israel. Information and reservations for the kibbutz Bed and Breakfast are available.

Kibbutz Sa'ad — Overview of the kibbutz's history and enterprises, with photographs of the cactus garden, landscaping, carrot packing plant, popcorn factory, and aerial views.

Raviv ACS — Kibbutz Revivim's industrial group. A QS9000/ISO9001 precision injection molding plant, specializing in full solution from research and development, design, mold building, finishing and JIT, supplying to OEMs and tiers in the automotive industry. Several subsidiaries, specializing in automotive fuel valves, molds production and products assembly. Profile including history and departments profiles, and products' samples.

Afula Folklore — Legends and entertaining local history from this small town.

Hapoel Gilboa/Afula — Players and club history for the town's basketball team.

Ariel: Israel's Smart City — History, leadership, and municipal projects of the town. In English, Hebrew, and Russian.

Maccabi Ashdod — Players, coaching, and club history of the city's basketball team.

Ashkelon Municipality — Features mayor's greeting, history, maps and photographs, as well as information about the economic situation and an online tour of the city's attractions.

Elitzur Ashkelon — Players, coaching, and club history of the city's basketball team.

The Beer-Sheva Mandolin Orchestra of the Samuel Rubin Municipal Conservatory — History, events calendar, and MP3 recordings from this internationally recognized youth orchestra.

Ramat Hovav Local Industrial Council — Negev industrial park providing a central site for chemical and heavy industries. With history, environmental information, and a map. In Hebrew and English.

Bet She'an — History and modern life in the Israeli town.

Binyamina Winecellars — History and products of the winery.

Caesarea — A Biblical history of the city.

Eilat — A Biblical history of the city.

Eilat on the Red Sea — Eilat community site, history, photos and activity information.

Eilat Net — Tourist information including a list of hotels, restaurants, night life, attractions, activities and history of the city. In English and Hebrew.

Ein-Hod Artists' Village — Official site providing information on museums, galleries, workshops, events, history, photo albums, and international projects.

Hapoel Galil Elyon — Players, coaches, and club history for the basketball team.

Moshav Gittit — Unofficial site describing the life and history of this community in the Jordan valley.

M.M. Givat Shmuel — Players, coaches, and club history for the basketball team.

Jewish Agency for Israel: Hadera — Overview of the city's history and modern state.

Eurobasket Message Board - Haifa/Nesher BC — Includes current roster and history.

Haifa and Mount Carmel — Old Testament passages and Jewish history of the city.

Bnei Hasharon — Players, coaches, and club history for the basketball team.

Holon Municipality — History of the city, culture and international affairs. With information about the council, economic status and mayor's greeting.

Jerusalem Pottery — The Karakashian family ceramics studio makes traditional hand painted ceramic tiles with animal and floral designs and bible tiles since 1965. Information on the studio and family history, and an online-shop with worldwide delivery.

Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem — Biblical history through ancient Near Eastern art from the dawn of civilization through the early Christian era.

Hapoel Jerusalem — Players, coaching, and club history of the city's basketball team.

The New Jerusalem Mosaic — The Hebrew University of Jerusalem offers a readable history of the city by period, with a map for each and photographs and information on surviving historic buildings. English and Hebrew versions available.

Armenian Patriarchate of St. James, Jerusalem — History, photos, list of past patriarchs and other information.

The Time Elevator - Jerusalem — Introducing a multi sensory experience for the entire family, displaying the rich history of Jerusalem through film, motion platforms and special affects.

Alcazar Hotel, Jerusalem — History and location, accommodation, services, online reservation. Member of Arab Hotel Association.

Katzrin — History of the reconstructed town.

Hapoel Kfar Saba — Players, coaches, and club history for the basketball team.

Elitzur Qiryat Ata — Players, coaches, and club history for the basketball team.

Maccabi Qiryat Biyalik — Players, coaches, and club history for the basketball team.

Kiryat Shemona — History of the Israeli town's name.

Lydda (Lod) — Brief history of the city.

Maalot Tarshiha Municipality — Information about the city including history, education and culture, industry and economic development, and the Galileo project. [English, French, Hebrew, Arabic, Russian]

Mitzpeh Yericho — History, photos and general information about the community, 20 km east of Jerusalem in the Judean Desert.

Modi'in — A Biblical history of the city.

Nahalal — Brief history of the first workers' settlement in Israel.

Jewish Virtual Library: Nahariya and Ma'alot — History and modern life in the two cities.

Christian Travel Study Programs: Nazareth — A Biblical history of the city.

Ness Ziona Municipality — Mayor's greeting, information about the history of the place and the twin cities program. In Hebrew and English.

Maccabi Petah Tikva — Players, coaching, and club history of the city's basketball team.

Maccabi Ironi Ramat Gan — Players, coaching, and club history of the city's basketball team.

Hapoel Haifa/Ramat Hasharon — Players, coaches, and club history for the basketball team.

Elitzur Ramla — Players, coaches, and club history for the basketball team.

The Shtetl Foundation — Building in Rishon LeZion (Israel) a hands-on Museum of Jewish history and culture in the form of a full-size replica of a Shtetl (a typical East European town).

Maccabi Rosh Hain — Players, coaches, and club history for the basketball team.

StateofIsrael.com: Rosh Pina — Photos and text about the settlement and its history.

Beth Hatefutsoth — The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora. History and culture of the Jewish people throughout the world. Site includes virtual exhibit.

Gross, Kleinhendler, Hodak, Halevy, Greenberg & Co. — Law offices. Presents the firm's history and practice areas, and provides details about professional conferences, events and lectures.

Israel Tai Chi Center — Hebrew and English site. Includes seminar and class schedules, photos, history and biographies, and links.

Tiberias — A Biblical history of the city.

Zefat — The ancient town of Zefat in the mountains of North Israel. Photos, history, forum.

Zippori — Archaeology and ancient history of the city.

Yam Ha'melech — Jewish history of the unusual sea.

Golan Heights — Photographs, biblical passages, and history of the contested area.

The Yarden River — Jewish history of the river.

Israeli Art — Provides detailed artist resources, exhibit information for Drora Ben Dori, artistic techniques, a virtual tour, and art history, as well as a forum.

Skyscrapers: Israel — Detailed information on tall buildings and other architectural history within the country. With lists of Israeli architects and their works.

Yoram Mayorek - Jewish Historical Consulting and Research — For film makers, TV, documetaries, and novelists. Yoram Mayorek is the former Director, State Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People.

The Tractor's Revenge Official Site — Description of Israeli band including history, gigs, CDs and information about the band members.

Herzog Center for Middle East Studies — Academic center concentrating on studies of the history, societies and cultures of the Middle East. Includes a newsletter and on-line journal.

The Goldstein-Goren Diaspora Research Center — Founded in 1964, dedicated to the study of the history of the Jewish people throughout the lands of the diaspora.

ICL - Israel Index — Complete copies and links to the country's Constitution, along with related background, history and events, provided by International Constitutional Law.

Philippines - Manila — Featuring a brief history of the Jewish Community in the Philippines.

War Online — Features military analysis and military history of the Middle East, with a special emphasis on the Israeli Defense Forces.

Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs — Information about Israeli society, history, and social and governmental services, with news and links to other government sites.

UK Foreign Office - Country Profiles: Israel — Overview of country's geography, history, politics, economy, international relations, travel and current affairs.

Bible Places — Photographs, maps and descriptions of sites in Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Turkey and Greece with an emphasis on Biblical archaeology, geography and history.

Bitmuna Lab — A business which restors, collects and saves visual materials involving Israel and its history. Includes hundreds of nostalgic photos.

Israeli Radio History — A brief history of Radio in Israel, with focus on national public Radio.

Israel National Therapeutic Riding Association (INTRA) — Non-profit organization using the horse as a treatment modality for children and adults. General information, history, programs, staff, contact details.

Coffee In Israel — A fifty-two year history of coffee in Israel.

History of Gay Israel: Queer in the Land of Sodom — Overview of the LGBT movement from the repeal of the sodomy law, to a transgender singer's award winning performance. Includes links to related articles.

The Zalman Shazar Center for Jewish History — Mediates between Jewish history professionals and the public.

The Irgun Site — An official history of the Irgun, its commanders, and activities.

The Altalena Affair — An overview of Irgun's arms smuggling effort, and the military action against its weapons ship which almost resulted in the death of Menachem Begin.

Wikipedia: Kadima — Offers an overview of the party's history, membership, and platform.

The Likud Party — A brief annotated summary of the history of Likud, from the Jewish Virtual Library.

Meretz USA — Progressive Zionist organization affiliated with the World Union of Meretz which pursues peace and religious pluralism. Site describes group history and beliefs, describes activities, and provides publication archives and discussion forum.

Lohamei Herut Yisrael — An overview of Lehi, how it came to break off from Irgun, its terrorist attacks against British targets, and the ultimate absorption of its membership into the IDF in 1948.

Armenians in the Holy Land — Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem web site. Information about the Armenian Church, Quarter, history, and sites.

The Noble Sanctuary — A guide to one of the three most important sites in Islam, still a religious and educational centre for Muslims. Includes a history, description and photographs, and a brief guide to Muslim Jerusalem.

Israel Railways — Company profile and history, route map, passenger fares, online booking, cargo information, press releases, and FAQs. [English/Hebrew/Russian/Arabic]

Go-Israel — Maps, music, hotels, sightseeing, history and travel information.

"Infantry Club" Cold War and Alternative History — Военно-исторический клуб, воссоздающий атмосферу эпохи противостояния СССР и США и ход возможной войны между данными странами.

Games History — Сайт с небольшой подборкой старых игр и их прохождениями. Но главное его отличие от подобных сайтов - это различные статьи о классических играх.

Петродворец — Петродворец - дворцы и парки, страницы истории, прогулка по городу.

Московский дом фотографии — Сведения о архивных фондах МДФ.

Библиотека Брянского государственного технического университета — Каталоги, история, услуги.

Приоратский дворец — История. Архитектура. Легенды. Интерьеры. Тематические выставки.

Одесский историко-краеведческий музей — Документы, нумизматические коллекции, оружие XVII—XIX веков. Коллекция экспонатов, фотографии, афиша.

Катынь — Мемориальный комплекс в Смоленской области. История создания, карта мемориала. Фотографии.

Как разрабатывались первые микросхемы Intel — История процессоров Intel 70-ых годов.

CY-History.info — Сервис, который автоматически сохраняет и ведёт историю изменения тИЦ и PR сайтов-участников.

История Интернет — Очерк истории русскоязычного сегмента Интернет: достижения и ошибки.

Клио Софт — Разработка и издание мультимедиа-учебников. Описание принципов работы учебника "История России: ХХ век". Возможность загрузить условно-бесплатную версию. Публикации. Цена.

История персонального компьютера — Обзор развития компьютера. Представлены технический характеристики и уровень популярности моделей, имена разработчиков и компаний производителей.

Биографии математиков на Math.ru — Биографические статьи, включающие библиографию книг, доступных online.

История Земли — Одна из теорий эволюции Земли, развитие ядра и мантии, океанической и континентальной коры, атмосферы, гидросферы.

Фотоархив института истории материальной культуры РАН - ИИМК РАН — Этнография, антропология, культура, искусство. Фотоальбомы, подборка статей.

Гаршины — Гаршины, Гвоздецкие, Федюнины - генеалогия, геральдика, география и происхождение родов и фамилий.

History.Perm.ru — Исторический портал: статьи, презентации, фото-, видео-, аудиоматериалы, карты, источники, книги. Каталог ссылок. Исторический форум.

Великая Стена — История Китая, хронология династий.

Древняя история и мифология — Загадки древних цивилизаций и истории, исследования мифов, фольклора. Авторский проект Игоря Гаршина.

Уроки истории — Школьная программа обучения для 6 класса.

История из домашнего архива — Рассказ о Царском Селе начала 20 века, истории Евпатории и Крыма 1915-1922 годов, блокаде Ленинграда, генеалогии петербургской семьи на основе домашнего архива и прочих источников.

О так называемой "Новой Хронологии" А.Т. Фоменко — Статья Ю.Н. Ефремова, Ю.А. Завенягина в Вестнике Российской Акакдемии Наук.

Книга памяти — Краткие биографии расстрелянных и погибших в тюрьмах, лагерях и ссылках католических священнослужителей.

Историко-архитектурные памятники Свияжска — Исторический очерк о Свияжске на Web-сервере Гражданской Сети Республики Татарстан. Легенды древнего Свияжска, архитектурные памятники, иконы из храмов Свияжска, фотогалерея.

Неизвестные страницы русской истории — Библиотека редких книг по истории России. Русь православная, революция, СССР, современная Россия, тайные силы истории. Православная страница. Заказ книг по e-mail

Факультет истории, права и международных отношений ВКГУ им. С.Аманжолова — Восточно-Казахстанский Государственный университет имени Сарсена Аманжолова

Исторический факультет КГПУ — Кафедры, творческая жизнь, информация о выпускниках.

Приоратский дворец — История. Архитектура. Легенды. Интерьеры. Тематические выставки.

Гатчина сквозь столетия — Исторический журнал: история города, музей-заповедник, усадьбы и музеи, путеводитель. Городские новости.

История, культура и традиции Рязанского края — Авторская, аналитическая, справочная, научная информация о традиционной культуре области. Блоги, форум, фотогалерея.

Петродворец — Страницы истории, дворцы и парки, рассказ о достопримечательностях.

Исторический факультет СПбГУ — История факультета, деканат, программы курсов. Издательская и научная деятельность, проекты. Правила приема и подготовительные курсы.

Исторiя и архитектура Санктъ-Петербурга — Авторский сайт Виталия Минченко. История, архитектура, мифы и легенды, жители и зодчие города.

Исторический факультет УрГПУ — Сайт исторического факультета ГОУ ВПО "Уральский государственный педагогический университет". Вехи студенческой жизни. Клубы и общества. Музей истории. Деканат факультета: кафедры и специальности.

Катынь — Официальный сайт мемориального комплекса. История, карта мемориала, хроника событий, архив фотографий.

Губерния — Проект, посвященный истории Ставропольского края.

Научно-исследовательский Центр церковной истории и православной культуры им. В.В. Болотова — Историческая справка, структура и деятельность. Новости, анонсы, издания, фотогалерея.

Тверская земля в военной истории России — Сайт Тверского Военно-Исторического Интернет-Центра. От древнего княжества до новейшей истории, книга памяти.

Военная история России — Войны и конфликты с участием России. Структура вооруженных сил, награды, вооружение и великие полководцы России.

Татарское историческое общество — История республики Татарстан. Исторические очерки. Рецензии на книги и учебники истории.

Историческая страница Орска — Сайт посвящен истории города Орска Оренбургской области с момента основания до наших дней.

История от Керкинитиды до наших дней — История Евпатории. Фотографии и панорамы. Памятники. Развитие курорта.

Origins — История русской иммиграции в Австралию. Материал подготовлен центром иммиграционных общин штата Виктория.

Цей день в історії — Хроніка подій в історії людства за три останніх тисячоліття - події, факти персоналії; пошук, хронологія по днях, роках, десятиліттях - більше 10 тисяч статей і тисячі ілюстрацій.

Харківський національний університет — Офіційна сторінка історичного факультету.

Історичний факультет — Київського національного університету імені Тараса Шевченка.

Історичний факультет — Навчання, студенти, кафедри, публікації, об'яви, музей факультету.