The trial population census

The author describes the trial population census that was scheduled to take place in the USSR in December 1986 to test methodology, programs, and computational techniques to be used in the 1989 census. The sample for the trial census was 800,000 individuals residing in various parts of the country.     

The 1989 all-Union population census

Selected results of the 1989 Soviet census are presented concerning the Kazakh Republic. The data are for population by ethnic group and first and second languages.     

The 1989 all-Union population census

Selected results from the 1989 Soviet census concerning the urban population are presented for the whole country and for individual republics.     

The 1989 all-Union population census

Selected results of the 1989 Soviet census are presented concerning the Georgian, Azerbaijan, Lithuanian, Moldavian, and Latvian republics. Data are included on the population of each republic by ethnic group (nationality), first language, and other languages spoken.     

The 1989 all-Union population census

Selected results are presented from the 1989 Soviet census. They concern the Kirgiz republic and include data on population by ethnic group and language.     

The 1989 all-Union population census

Selected results for Turkmenistan and Estonia are presented from the 1989 Soviet census. The data concern population by ethnic group and language.     

The 1989 all-Union population census

Selected results from the 1989 Soviet census are presented. They concern the population of the USSR by nationality or ethnic group and language. These data are also provided separately for the Russian and Ukrainian republics.     

The 1989 all-Union population census

Selected results are presented from the 1989 Soviet census. They concern the Belorussian and Uzbek republics and include data on population by ethnic group and language.     

The 1989 all-Union population census

Selected results for Tajikistan and Armenia are presented from the 1989 Soviet census. The data concern population by ethnic group and language.     

All-Union population census

Data on income in the USSR are presented based on the 1979 census. Data are included on the distribution of the male and female population by source of income and by urban and rural residence and Union Republic.     

1991 Austrian population census

The author describes the basic methodology employed in the 1991 Austrian census as well as the topics covered. Lessons from the Austrian experience that could be applied to Soviet censuses are considered.     

All-union population census 1989

Data from the 1989 USSR census are provided on the total population for Soviet and autonomous republics, krae, oblasts, and autonomous okrug (districts), and also on the number of permanent residents by Soviet republic.     

All-union population census 1989

Data from the 1989 USSR census are provided on the number of males and females by republic and by rural or urban area, and also by age group and marital status for individual republics.     

All-Union population census 1989

Selected results from the 1989 Soviet census are presented. They concern population size, sex ratio, and age distribution of the rural and urban population for the whole country and constituent republics; and number of families and family size by rural and urban areas for the whole country and constituent republics.     

The national population and housing census, 2000

The authors describe changes proposed for the census scheduled for the year 2000 in Poland. These include changes in coverage, definitions, methods of tabulation, and concepts. Some of these changes concern data on households and families, fertility, and economic activities. (SUMMARY IN ENG AND RUS)