The Russische Revue, a monthly journal in German, was published in St. Petersburg by Carl Röttger between 1872-1891. The majority of the articles in the Russische Revue deal with history, economy and literature. A wealth of material about Russian-German relations, Russian trade, transport, and industry can be found in this journal. Every issue of the Russische Revue includes a statistical description of a city in the Russian Empire, such as Warsaw, Viatka, Baku, Tiflis, Samara, Omsk, Irkutsk and others. Additional statistical and ethnologic reviews about different regions of the Russian Empire, mainly in Siberia and Central Asia are also included.

Provenance
Rossiiskaia natsional'naia biblioteka (RNL) [National Library of Russia], St. Petersburg.

Yale owns all 8 microfilm reels of the collection. Scholars can consult these sources in the Microtext Reading Room, which is in the basement of Sterling Memorial Library.

Sterling Library's hours of operation
LOCATION: SML, Microform (Non-Circulating)
CALL NUMBER: Film S1275