Implemented Projects of the Microfilming and Digitisation of Periodicals

• Journals and newspapers published by Russian, Ukrainian and Belorussian émigrés in Czechoslovakia in 1918–1945.
• Newspapers from the collection of the former Russian Historical Archives Abroad (a unique archive and documentary institution of interwar Czechoslovakia). These chiefly include titles from the period of the Civil War in Russia (mostly from 1917–1922), newspapers published on the territory of the former Soviet Union during the Nazi occupation in 1941–1945, and newspapers published by Russian and Ukrainian émigrés all over the world between 1918 and 1945.

So far, 1,050 titles of periodicals (approximately 370,000 pages) have been microfilmed, out of which 255 titles have subsequently been digitised.

• A shared grant of the Open Society Fund and the Czech Science Foundation (1998–1999) 
• The microfilming and digitisation of the periodicals of Russian and Ukrainian Émigrés in Czechoslovakia (a financial donation by the Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic – 2000)
• A newspaper collection of the Slavonic Library (a grant for 2002–2004 provided by the Czech Science Foundation)
• The microfilming of large-format newspapers (a financial donation by Richard and Jean-Marie Kneeley – 2007)
• The microfilming and digitisation of the second part of the periodicals issued by Ukrainian Émigrés in Czechoslovakia (in cooperation with Harvard University – 2008–2012)