If the record for a book indicates it is available, you can locate the book in the circulating collection of the Library. Not sure where it is in the building? Use the Location Guides posted near the Reference Desk to check by the call number you found in the Library Catalog.
Texts on Eastern European and Russian history will generally have call numbers beginning with "DJK" and "DK" respectively and be shelved on Level 1B.
Plan ahead! Interlibrary loans for books often take 10 days to 2 weeks or more to arrive at RIC.
Remember: if you are using the "Check the RIC library" link from within a database and the initial "Finder" page shows that Adams Library does not have the article you seek, you can link directly to an Interlibrary Loan form, either on that page OR by returning to your citation in the database.
The Baltic States in Peace and War, 1917-1945 by 
The Cold War: historiography, memory, representation by 
The Columbian Exchange by 
Going to the Sources by 
Ivan the Terrible in Russian historical memory since 1991 by 
The Sea: thalassography and historiography by