Introduction to CD-ROM
by Franz Rothenbacher
As a supplement to the handbook, the CD-ROM provides data for further analyses
of demographic developments, population and household structures in Western and
East-Central Europe. The CD-ROM includes not only the printed country tables in
computerized form, it also contains additional data tables with basic data on
demographic developments and the population by age, sex and marital status for
one-year age groups that may be used for specific research purposes and statistical
analyses. Thus, with the help of the CD-ROM, the reader can study population
questions with respect to main trends in demographic developments, the population
by size and composition according to region, sex, age and marital status, shifts in the
population structure and the composition of households—for individual countries or
comparatively.
Before using the CD-ROM, the reader should first consult the handbook. The
General Introduction (Chap. I.1) presents the background and history of the project
and outlines the overall structure of the handbook. Especially, the introductory
chapter Demographic Measures and Demographic Statistics (Chap. I.6) presents the
main concepts and methods used for the collection and analysis of demographic data
covered in the tables and the graphs. Four introductory chapters on Population and
Territory, Population Growth and Demographic Transition, Marriage, Legitimacy,
Divorce, and Households and Families (Chap. I.2–I.5), examine the main trends
from 1850–1945 and cross-national differences between European population
movements, as well as providing comparative tables. For analyses of particular
countries, the handbook’s Country Profiles (Chap. II.1–II.21) introduce the reader to
nation state formation and territorial changes, population structures and movements,
and the systems of national demographic statistics. Statistical sources and relevant
literature are listed in one Bibliography at the end of the volume. All tables of the
individual country profiles are included on the CD-ROM, but graphs are presented
in the book only. Finally, we have standardized the numbering, indicators, and
presentation of the Country Tables and Figures.
TABLE CD.1
Country
Austria
Empire
Austria
Republic
Belgium
Code
A
Czechoslovakia
CS
Denmark
DK
Finland
SF
A
B
Tables and time series on CD-ROM (Excel)
Table 1
1869–
1910
1920–39
Table 2
1866–
1910
—
Table 3
—
1846–
1947
1921–30
1846–
1947
1921–50
1846–
1947
1921–50
1855–
1940
1865–
1940
1870–
1901
1875–
1940
1911–40
1923–51
1875–
1940
Table 4
1850–
1913
1871–
1945
1850–
1945
1919–45
1850–
1945
1850–
1945
Table 5
1870/80–
1906/10
1930/33
Table 6
1869–
1910
1920–34
1881/90–
1918/32
1920/22–
37
1835/44–
1941/45
1881/90–
194145
1846–
1947
1921–50
1840–
1940
1865–
1900
General Appendix
France
F
Germany
D
Greece
GR
Hungary
Empire
Hungary
Kingdom
Iceland
H
Ireland/Irish
Republic
Italy
IRL
Luxemburg
L
The Netherlands
NL
Norway
N
Poland
PL
Portugal
P
Spain
E
Sweden
S
Switzerland
CH
United Kingdom
UK
Great Britain
GB
H
IS
I
1851–
1946
1871–
1939
1907–28
1872–
1946
1871–
1933
1870–
1947
1870–
1910
1920–30
1872–
1946
1871–
1933
1870–
1940
—
1840–
1940
1861–
1936
1871–
1936
1890–
1947
1849–
1947
1865–
1946
1921–31
1901–40
1901–40
1871–
1946
1871–
1936
1839–
1935
1869–
1930
1876–
1910
1921–31
1871–
1946
1871–
1936
1839–
1935
1869–
1930
1920–
1946
1921–31
1850–
1945
1850–
1945
1850–
1945
1865–
1918
1869–
1945
1850–
1945
1850–
1945
1861–
1945
1850–
1945
1850–
1945
1850–
1945
1900–45
1864–
1940
1857–
1940
1860–
1945
1860–
1941
—
1878–
1940
1877–
1940
1870–
1940
1870–
1941
1871–
1931
—
1878–
1940
1877–
1940
1870–
1940
1870–
1941
1871–
1931
—
1850–
1945
1850–
1945
1850–
1945
1850–
1945
1850–
1945
—
—
—
1871–
1931
1871–
1931
1871–
1931
1926–37
1871–
1931
1871–
1931
1871–
1931
1926–37
1880–
1910
1920–41
EL
1851–
1931
1851–
1931
—
Wales
W
—
Scotland
SC
1851–
1931
1926–37
England and
Wales
England
Northern
Ireland
EW
NI
3
1930—49
1817/31–
1933/38
1871/81–
1932/34
1879–
1940
—
1900/01–
1941
1841/50–
1941/50
1900/2–
1940/42
1876/87–
1935/37
1901/03–
1943/45
1871/81–
1932/34
1821/30–
1931/41
1927–
31/32
1929/32–
45
1900–40
1851–
1946
1871–
1939
1861–
1951
1870–
1910
1920–41
1703–
1940
1821–
1946
1871–
1944
1864–
1935
1829–
1930
1825–
1946
1921–31
1755/76–
1941/45
1876/80–
1939/44
—
1835–
1940
1857–
1940
1860–
1945
1850–
1941
—
—
—
1850–
1945
—
1841–
1930/32
—
1801–
1931
—
—
—
—
1850–
1945
1922–45
1861/70–
1930/32
1911–
1936/38
1801–
1931
1926–37
The handbook provides important background information for the use of the data
contained on the CD-ROM. To make proper use of the electronic tables and
databases included, users of the electronic version are asked to consult the
handbook, in particular the sections ‘State Formation and Territory’, ‘The National
System of Demographic Statistics’ and ‘Boundary Changes’. The CD-ROM thus
complements, but does not substitute for the handbook, while it also includes a
wealth of supplementary data. Besides the computer-readable tables which are
included in the handbook, additional tables on population developments and
structure that could not be published due to space limitations are included on the
CD-ROM. The data comprise first: the absolute values used for calculating the
demographic indicators (annual data for mid-year population, live births, deaths,
marriages, divorces, etc.); second: the absolute values on the population by age, sex
and marital status in one-year age groups for each population census. It is important
to note that these latter data have been included for the time period 1850 to 1990.
These additional databases allow further analysis by the reader, be it research on the
General Appendix
4
demographic development of one individual country, or new comparative analyses
of some selected variables.
Coverage
The handbook and CD-ROM cover all Western European countries, plus the EastCentral European countries of Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland. Thus, it
includes all of the European Union member states. For most countries, data are
available from 1850 until 1945. For Czechoslovakia and Poland, data series start
after the end of World War I. In Italy, national data became available in the 1860s
after unification. As regards Austria and Hungary, data are available for two
different territorial states: for the larger territory until World War I, and the
retrospectively recalculated figures for the territory of the republic resp. kingdom. In
contrast to statistics in other fields, population statistics in Europe remained national
until 1945; there was no equivalent to ‘European population statistics’, which began
to be compiled with the foundation of the European Union after the war. Thus only
national data are presented in the handbook and on the CD-ROM. On the CD-ROM,
users will find easy access to these national areas by clicking on the left banner:
Country
Countries
covered
(1850–1945):
Belgium,
Denmark,
Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Luxemburg,
The Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, United Kingdom, England and Wales, and
Scotland; Austrian Empire (1850–1913); Austrian Republic
(1871–1945); Czechoslovakia (1919–45); Hungarian Empire
(1865–1918); Hungarian Kingdom (1869–1945); Italy (1861–
1945); Poland (1900–45); Northern Ireland (1922–45).
Type of information
The CD-ROM provides information on four main aspects of population structure
and development for each country, or at the regional level.
Population
structure and
density
Vital statistics
Life expectancy
Households and
families
Development of national population structures by population
size, sex, marital status and age according to population censuses
(with the age being given as detailed as possible, mostly in oneyear age groups).
Development of population distribution and population density
by regions according to population censuses.
Annual series on mid-year population, population growth and net
migration, fertility, legitimacy and illegitimacy, general and
infant mortality, nuptiality and divortiality.
For each country one table on life expectancy by sex for selected
ages.
Basic data and indicators for the years of the population censuses
on households by type, members, size, composition, in some
cases also by region and profession of household head.
General Appendix
TABLE CD.2
Variable name
AGE
YEAR
5
Variable names and variable description for the Additional Table II on
‘Age, Sex, and Civil Status’ on CD-ROM (Excel)
Variable description
Year of age (or age group)
Census year (or year of
population registration)
Numerical country code
Alphanumerical country
code
Males total
Males single
Males married (Iceland: ...
and living with wife)
Variable name
Variable description
F_TOT
F_SGL
F_MAR
M_WID
M_SEP
M_SEP_DF
Males widowed
Males separated
Males separated de facto
F_WID
F_SEP
F_SEP_DF
M_DIV
M_UNK
M_WDS
Males divorced
Males unknown
Males widowed or
divorced or separated
Males married, but
separated
Males divorced or
separated
Males widowed or
divorced
Males living together
Males married total
(Iceland)
F_DIV
F_UNK
F_WDS
Females total
Females single
Females married
(Iceland: ... and living
with husband)
Females widowed
Females separated
Females separated de
facto
Females divorced
Females unknown
Females widowed or
divorced or separated
Females married, but
separated
Females divorced or
separated
Females widowed or
divorced
Females living together
Females married total
(Iceland)
Females married to the
U.S. Defence Force
who are included in the
National Registry
(Iceland)
Females legally
separated (Iceland)
Females single,
widowed and divorced
Females married
Females remarried
Females legally married
Females non-legally
married
COUN
CODE
M_TOT
M_SGL
M_MAR
M_MAS
M_DIS
M_WD
M_LTG
M_MAR_T
F_MAS
F_DIS
F_WD
F_LTG
F_MAR_T
F_MAR_US
M_SEP_LE
M_SWD
M_MA1
M_MA2
M_MAR_LG
M_MAR_DF
Males legally separated
(Iceland)
Males single, widowed
and divorced
Males married
Males remarried
Males legally married
Males non-legally married
F_SEP_LE
F_SWD
F_MA1
F_MA2
F_MAR_LG
F_MAR_DF
General Appendix
TABLE CD.3
6
Value labels for the variables of the Additional Table II on ‘Age, Sex,
and Civil Status’ on CD-ROM (Excel)
Variable
Value Label Description (sorted)
AGE
100+, 101+,
etc.
199
200
100 years and more, etc.
301
305
211
315
390
375
220
255
260
350
311
310
395
204
205
325
212
210
385
290
235
230
380
225
200
208
202
203
206
COUN
Value Label
(sorted)
Description
Austrian Empire
Austrian Republic
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
German Empire
Federal Republic of Germany
Greece
Hungarian Empire
Hungarian Kingdom
Iceland
Ireland
Irish Republic
Italy
200
202
203
204
205
206
208
210
211
212
220
225
230
235
255
260
Luxemburg
The Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Great Britain
England and Wales
Scotland
Northern Ireland
290
301
305
310
311
315
325
350
375
380
385
390
395
United Kingdom
England and Wales
Scotland
Ireland
Irish Republic
Northern Ireland
Great Britain
The Netherlands
Belgium
Luxemburg
France
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
German Empire
Federal Republic of
Germany
Poland
Austrian Empire
Austrian Republic
Hungarian Kingdom
Hungarian Empire
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Greece
Finland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Iceland
Unknown
Total
Types of data
The following types of data are available on this CD-ROM; they allow browsing,
printing, and/or further computation depending on the data format:
Tables
Documentation
Handbook appendix tables (1–6) (PDF and Excel formats)
Additional tables (I–II) (PDF and Excel formats)
Country chapter section on ‘The national system of demographic
statistics’ with information on the history and organization of
population statistics and a definition of statistical concepts (PDF
format).
Handbook appendix table (7) (PDF format) on the availability of
demographic statistics.
General Appendix
7
The complete ‘Bibliography’, comprising full documentation of
the statistical sources used for compiling the tables and databases
(PDF format).
The CD-ROM brochure explains how to install and run the programmes on the
CD-ROM, and how to launch the menu-driven (hyperlinks) interface that leads users
through the different options. Links allow easy access to the different types of
information and files. We hope that the CD-ROM fosters further in-depth
comparative or individual country analyses, and can be easily amended and updated
for future research by users.
Acknowledgements
The country tables were compiled by the author with the help of many librarians and
students; their contribution is gratefully recognized in the Preface to the handbook.
The data collection was partly founded on an older database—developed by Peter
Flora and Winfried Pfenning—which is as well acknowledged in the Preface. The
author developed the structure of the data base and collected the data. The author
furthermore designed the basic structure of the CD-ROM, developed its content, and
constructed its databases. I thank Birgit Becker for programming the interface.
General Appendix
8
Austria
The Austrian data series include information on two different territorial states:

The Austrian Empire (without Hungary) from 1850 to 1913

The Austrian Republic from 1920 to 1945
In addition, annual time series on the population movement are included for the
territory of the Austrian Republic for the years 1871 to 1919. These annual vital
statistics data were calculated retrospectively by the Austrian Central Statistical
Office.
Table A.6E on ‘Mean household size by region’ and Table A.6F on ‘Household
composition’ also include recalculations for the time before World War I for the
administrative division of the Austrian Republic into Bundesländer.
In the regional Tables A.2 and A.3, the year 1951 is included in order to allow
comparisons with 1934.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Belgium
The Belgian data series include information on the population movement from 1850
to 1945.
Information on population and household structures is included covering the period
from the first modern Belgian population census of 1846 until the first census after
World War II in 1947. The year 1947 is included in order to enable a comparison
with the last pre-World War II census of 1930.
Table B.6E on ‘Household composition’ also includes, besides 1930, the years 1947
and 1961 because this type of classification was abandoned afterwards.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Czechoslovakia
The Czechoslovak data series include information on the population movement from
1919 to 1945.
General Appendix
9
Information on population and household structures includes the first Czechoslovak
population census of 1921, the second census of 1930, and the first census
conducted after World War II in 1950. The year 1950 is included in order to enable
a comparison with the last pre-World War II census of 1930.
Tables CS.6A, CS.6B and CS.6D on households present data for the Czech as well
as the Slovak Republic.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Denmark
The Danish data series include information on the population movement from 1850
to 1945.
Information on population and household structures mostly refers to the period 1850
until 1940.
Data on the regional population structure are included for the period 1870 to 1940.
The administrative division of Denmark changed after 1901. Therefore, there are
two tables, with the first one covering the years 1870 to 1901, and the second one
referring to the years 1911 to 1940.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Finland
The Finnish data series include information on the population movement from 1850
to 1945.
Information on the population structure is included for the years 1865 to 1940, and
data on the regional population distribution for the years 1875 to 1940.
There is only very little information available on households, and mainly for the
years 1880 to 1900 only.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
France
The French data series include information on the population movement from 1850
to 1945.
General Appendix
10
Information on population and household structures was available for the years 1851
to 1946. The first population census held after World War II in 1946 was included in
order to enable a comparison with the last pre-World War II census of 1936.
Data on the regional population structure are given for the census years from 1872 to
1946.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Germany
The German data series include information on the population movement from 1850
to 1945. The data from 1871 to 1945 refer to the German Empire in its respective
boundaries. The data prior to 1871 were calculated retrospectively by the German
Federal Statistical Office for the territory of the German Empire of 1871.
Information on population and household structures is included for the period 1871
to 1939. Detailed data on households on the national level became available only
after 1900 (see Rothenbacher, 1997).
Data on the regional population structure are included for the years from 1871 to
1933.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Greece
The Greek data series include information on the population movement from 1850
to 1945. But it has to be said that only little information is available for the time
prior to the year 1921. The annual mid-year population vital statistics data refer to
the respective territorial state. Concerning Greece, the several enlargements of the
national territory have to be taken into account.
Information on the population structure by sex, age, and civil status was available
for the censuses from 1907 to 1928. Some household data cover the period 1861 to
1951, but the first extensive household statistics were compiled in 1920. For
comparative purposes, data from the first population census held after World War II
in 1951 are included (Table GR.6B).
Data on the regional population distribution are available for the period 1870 to
1940, data on the regional population density for the period 1870 to 1928. Here
again, the census year 1951 is included in order to allow comparisons with the last
pre-World War II census of 1928.
General Appendix
11
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Hungary
The Hungarian data series include information on two different territorial states:

The Hungarian Empire from 1865 to 1918

The Hungarian Kingdom from 1920 to 1945
In addition, annual time series on the population movement are included for the
territory of the Hungarian Republic for the years 1869 to 1919. These annual vital
statistics data were calculated retrospectively by the Hungarian Central Statistical
Office.
Information on the population structure from 1870 and on the household structure
from 1880 until 1910 refers to the Hungarian Empire. The same data for the period
1920 to 1941 refer to the Hungarian Republic.
Data on the regional population distribution and regional population density are
included for the years 1870 to 1949. Due to a change in the administrative division
of the country, one table refers to the years 1870 to 1930, while the second one
includes the years 1930, 1941 and 1949. The census of 1949 was included to allow
comparisons with the earlier censuses.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Iceland
The Icelandic data series include information on the population movement from
1850 to 1945.
Information on the population structure by sex, age and civil status is included for
the years 1840 to 1940. Data on households mainly refer to the years 1910 to 1940,
but the number of households has been available since 1860. Available information
on the number of households from 1703 to 1850 was included to allow historical
comparisons.
Data on the regional population distribution and density refer to the censuses from
1901 to 1940.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
General Appendix
12
Ireland
The Irish data series refer to the whole Irish island until 1921, and to the Irish
Republic from 1922 to 1945. The Irish data series include information on the
population movement from 1850 to 1945.
Information on the population structure by age, sex and civil status is included for
the population censuses from 1861 to 1936.
Data on the regional population distribution and population density are available for
the population censuses from 1871 to 1946.
Data on household structures mainly start in 1926 (household size) and are presented
until 1946, but data on household composition became available for the censuses
from 1851 to 1911. Data on the number of households reach back to 1821.
The census year of 1946 is included to allow comparisons with the last pre-World
War II census of 1936.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Italy
The Italian data series include information on the population movement from 1861
to 1945.
Information on the population structure by sex, age and civil status as well as on the
regional population distribution and population density is included for the
population censuses from 1871 to 1936.
The number of households is available for the period 1871 to 1936, the household
size for the years 1901 to 1936. As regards the census of 1921, household data are
included for the old territory before the territorial acquisitions after World War I and
the new territory.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Luxembourg
The Luxembourgian data series include information on the population movement
from 1850 to 1945.
Information on the population structure by sex, age and civil status is included for
the population censuses from 1890 to 1947. The first post-World War II census is
General Appendix
13
included to allow comparisons with the last census held before World War II in
1935.
Data on the regional population distribution and regional population density are
available for the period 1839 to 1935.
The data series on households include the number of households from 1864 to 1935,
the size of households from 1871 to 1935, and the household composition for 1905
and 1910.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
The Netherlands
The Dutch data series include information on the population movement from 1850
to 1945.
Information on the population by sex, age and civil status is included for the
population censuses from 1849 to 1947. The first population census held after World
War II in 1947 was included in order to allow comparisons with the last pre-World
War II census held in 1930.
Data on the regional population distribution and regional population density are
included for the period 1869 to 1930.
The data series on households include the number of households from 1829 to 1930,
the size of households from 1909 to 1930, and the composition of households from
1879 to 1930.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Norway
The Norwegian data series include information on the population movement from
1850 to 1945.
Information on the population structure by sex, age, and civil status is included for
the years 1865 to 1946.
Data on the regional population distribution and regional population density are
included for the years 1876 to 1946. Due to a change in the administrative division
of the country, one table refers to the years 1876 to 1910, while the second one
includes the years 1920, 1930 and 1946.
General Appendix
14
Data on the number of households have been available since 1825, the households
by type since 1875, while households by size have only been available since 1946.
In 1900, a single analysis of the household composition was made.
For all population and household tables, the first post-World War II census held in
1946 was included to allow comparisons with the last census held before World War
II in 1930.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Poland
The Polish data series include information on the population movement from 1900
to 1945, but most vital statistics series start in 1919.
From the foundation of independent Poland until 1945, only two population
censuses were conducted, one in 1921 and the other one in 1931. Data on the
population by sex, age and civil status as well as the regional population distribution
and regional population density are given for these two census years.
Data on the number of households, on household types, households by size, and,
finally, household composition are available for 1921 and 1931.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Portugal
The Portuguese data series include information on the population movement from
1850 to 1945, but most vital statistics series start as late as 1886.
Information on the population structure by sex, age and civil status is included for
the years 1864 to 1940. Data on the regional population distribution and regional
population density were available for the census years from 1878 to 1940.
Data on the number of households by type and the size of households became
available as late as 1890, while the number of households had already been collected
since 1835. The data series on households reach up to the census of 1940.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
General Appendix
15
Spain
The Spanish data series include information on the population movement from 1858
to 1945. Due to the non-registration of vital events the data for several time periods
are missing.
Information on the population by sex, age and civil status are presented for the
period 1857 to 1940. Data on the regional population distribution and regional
population structure are available for the years 1877 to 1940.
Information on households is completely missing for Spain, therefore only an
approximate estimate of the number of households could be made.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Sweden
The Swedish data series include information on the population movement from 1850
to 1945.
Information on the population structure by sex, age and civil status is available for
the years 1860 to 1945. Data on the regional population distribution and regional
population density are included for the censuses held from 1870 until 1940.
The number of households by type and of households by size is available for the
period 1860 to 1945. Information on the household composition is included for the
year 1930 and, more detailed, for 1935.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
Switzerland
The Swiss data series include information on the population movement from 1852 to
1945.
Information on the population structure by sex, age and civil status is available for
the years 1860 to 1941. Data on the regional population distribution and regional
population density are included for the period 1870 to 1941.
Data on households by type were published for the censuses of 1920 and 1930,
while the number of households had already been published since 1850. Households
by size are included for the years 1900 to 1930, data on the household composition
for the censuses of 1920 and 1930.
General Appendix
16
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
The British data series include information on seven different territorial states:

The United Kingdom

Great Britain

England and Wales

England

Wales

Scotland

Northern Ireland
The data series included here differ for the individual territorial states due to data
availability.
For the United Kingdom, data are included on the population movement from 1864
to 1945. Furthermore, data on the regional population distribution and regional
population density are presented for the period 1871 to 1931. The population
structure by sex, age and marital status could not be calculated for the United
Kingdom, only for Great Britain, because the dates of the Northern Irish censuses
differ from the British ones. The population structure is included for the period 1851
to 1931.
For England and Wales, vital statistics data are presented for the years 1850 to 1945,
and data on the population by sex, age and civil status are included for the period
1851 to 1931. Households by number are available for the years 1801 to 1931, while
households by type and households by size are only available for the period 1911 to
1931. The regional population distribution and regional population density are not
presented on the level of England and Wales; instead, they are given separately for
England, and for Wales for the period 1871 to 1931.
For Scotland, vital statistics are included for the years 1855 to 1945. The population
structure by sex, age and civil status is presented from 1851 to 1931. Data on the
regional population distribution and regional population density are given for the
years 1871 to 1931. The number of households is included for the years 1801 to
1931, and data on household types since 1861. In Scotland, households by size were
already published in the census of 1861; they are included until 1931.
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In Northern Ireland, vital statistics time series cover the period 1922 to 1945. Two
censuses were conducted, the first one in 1926, and the second one in 1937. The
population structure by sex, age and civil status as well as the regional population
distribution and regional population density are included for these two census years.
Data on households by type and size are also available for both censuses.
For more information please consult the Country Chapter in the handbook and the
documentation.
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Documentation
Provides additional information on
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The national system of demographic statistics
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Available data on population structure, households/families, and vital statistics
(Handbook Table 7)
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Bibliography (including statistical sources and references)
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Additional Tables
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B.I Annual basic data on population movement
B.II Age, sex, and civil status at census dates
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