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[From the archives of the State Committee on Statistics: results of the 1937 all-Union population census. USSR. Gosudarstvennyi Komitet SSSR po Statistike].

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Statistical data from the 1937 census of the USSR are presented. Topics covered include total population by sex for individual republics, autonomous republics, areas, krai, and oblasts; population of cities with more than 50,000 inhabitants; population by age and sex; and nationalities.

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Statistical data from the 1937 census of the USSR are presented. Topics covered include total population by sex for individual republics, autonomous republics, areas, krai, and oblasts; population of cities with more than 50,000 inhabitants; population by age and sex; and nationalities.

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Statistical data from the 1937 census of the USSR are presented. Topics covered include total population by sex for individual republics, autonomous republics, areas, krai, and oblasts; population of cities with more than 50,000 inhabitants; population by age and sex; and nationalities.

Key concepts: Census, Population statistics, Population, Geography, Demography, State (computer science), Demographic analysis, Socioeconomics

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