The Czech and Slovak holdings are second only to the Russian language materials. The UNC-Chapel Hill Czech and Slovak collection ranks sixth or seventh in the nation, and has its particular strength in modern history. The holdings include multi-volume collections of laws and ordinances relevant to the Czech lands and Slovakia, parliamentary debates, census data, and materials published by the Royal Bohemian Society of Sciences and by Czech, Slovak, and Czechoslovak academies, universities and colleges.

Journals relating to Czech and Slovak history are widely held. UNC-Chapel Hill also has a comprehensive collection of Czech and Slovak belles-lettres, including publications of the Nobel Prize laureate Jaroslav Seifert (1901-1985), originally published in samizdat, and other samizdat publications. The library also has a number of large Microform Collections in Slavic and East European area studies.

• Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Russian and East European History Faculty
• Department of History. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Center for Slavic, Eurasian, and East European Studies