Literature
- Juri Piskulov: Näin teimme idänkauppaa. Ajatus-kirjat, Gummerus, 2009.
- Juhani Laurila: Finnish-Soviet Clearing Trade and Payment System: History and Lessons, Suomen Pankki 1995. http://www.suomenpankki.fi/fi/julkaisut/selvitykset_ja_raportit/yleistajuiset_selvitykset/Documents/73091.pdf
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