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This annual bibliography presents a comprehensive record of peer-reviewed publications and professional contributions from 2024 to 2025 focusing on Slavic, East European and Eurasian (SEEE) librarianship, archives and collections. The compiled works reflect major trends and acute geopolitical challenges facing the region’s information professionals. A central focus across numerous entries is the profound and continuing impact of the Russia-Ukraine War, highlighting critical efforts in digital cultural heritage preservation (like SUCHO), library resilience under martial law, support for refugees, and the necessity of decolonization and reparative cataloging of Ukrainian and regional materials. Further themes include the ongoing digital transformation in academic and public libraries across Central and Eastern Europe (e.g. open access, e-libraries, digitized archives), in-depth historical scholarship on unique collections and early printed books, and collaborative efforts in collection development and knowledge organization. This resource serves as a vital guide for librarians, archivists and scholars seeking to understand contemporary developments and research in the SEEE information sphere.
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