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Books

Books in Greek, published in Odesa

Local history collection

Books printed in Latin in any language during 1551-1800

Books printed in Cyrillic in 1551-1800

Books printed in civil font before 1800

Book collection MF Komarova (1844-1913)

Books published in Ukrainian during 1801-1922

Books published in Ukrainian during 1923–1945

Books published in any language during 1801-1860 on the territory of modern Ukraine

Newspapers

Local history collection

Periodicals in Greek, published in Odessa in the early twentieth century

Periodicals published in any language during 1801-1860 in the territory of modern Ukraine

Periodicals published in Ukrainian during 1801–1922

Books published in Ukrainian during 1923–1945

Periodicals published in any language during 1861-1945 in the territory of modern Ukraine

Journals

Local history collection

Periodicals published in any language during 1801-1860 in the territory of modern Ukraine

Periodicals published in Ukrainian during 1923–1945

Periodicals published in Ukrainian during 1801-1922

Periodicals published in any language during 1861–1945 in the territory of modern Ukraine

Periodicals that were published in Russian and Ukrainian

Books published in any language during 1801-1860 on the territory of modern Ukraine

Novorossiisk calendar, 1839

Calendrier de la Nouvelle-Russie. année 1836

Novorossiisk Calendar, 1836

Novorosiisk Calendar, 1835

Novorossiisk Calendar, 1838

Chronological review of the history of Novorossiya, 1730-1823

Short Chemical Index. Addition to Practical Textbook of photography

Guide to Afforestation in the Steppes of Southern Russia, Compiled by Philip Jensch

Short Course of Silk Production

Romantic Characters of Old-time Social Ukraine. 1. Outlaw Harkusha: (from the legends about Kharkiv and Chernihiv Gubernia)

A Fragment from the Narrative about Novorossiisk Region, Taken from the Original Sources

The Life of Landlords’ Peasants in Podil, Volhynia and Ukraine: a Historical Description before the Introduction of Common Inventory in the Western Region