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"LS" == Laurent Siebenmann writes:

 LS> There are huge quantities of transliterated *Russian* literature
 LS> on the web along with the the Cyrillic version; see
 LS> http://lib.ru/lat .

note that the collection on the above URL is transliterated on the fly
by web server, and is not stored in a transliterated form. original
texts are stores in 8-bit cyrillic encoding (to avoid mixing with
latin letters).

Best,
v.