Digital resources of the Russian State Library – developing science and education
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Digital resources of the Russian State Library (RSL) are composed of the Digital Library including 11 collections, the largest of which and the one of the greatest demand is the Digital Dissertation Library, of the RSL Internet Store and of other electronic services. The Russian State Library is in a constant process of broadening its electronic collections, and it would develop the very system of its remote services for readers, too. Thus the RSL makes its contribution to the quality of science and education in Russia, to cultural education of the nation and to creation of a united library and information environment within the state.
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