Abstract
ABSTRACT Initially established at the behest of New York’s diverse Slavic émigré communities, the collections of the NYPL have grown dramatically over the past 125 years. These multi-faceted collections remain a vital research resource for the Slavic and East European studies communities, thanks to generations of librarians, donors, and readers from all walks of life.
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