The Yugoslav collections total about 41,425 volumes. They include complete sets of nearly all of the publications of the Yugoslav Academy and its various historical and literary document series, and good coverage of the Serbian Academy. Slovenian periodical holdings are strong. Altogether there are more than 1,200 Yugoslav serial titles. Current publications are received on blanket orders which are in effect for all countries of Eastern Europe.
Law is among the subjects that have received particular emphasis.
The Polish collection has about 49,494 volumes. There are about 11,425 volumes in Polish literature including standard collected editions of the major authors and a fairly complete selection of literary history and criticism. Retrospective periodical holdings are extensive in most fields, but there are fewer complete runs of journals in the Polish collection than in the Czech and Slovak and former Yugoslav collections. The Hungarian collection numbers approximately 23,990 volumes. It contains standard reference works and a representative selection of works in most disciplines.