I have the ones I use most often on a page in my website; you're welcome to use it if you find it more convenient than the more authoritative sources. It's good for the next tier of European letters (for Polish, Esperanto, Hungarian, Turkish etc.) and for Cyrillic and Greek (as long as you don't want accents).

Leland's Unicode HTML alias list

I do not know if they will survive harvesting into the DT, however.

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