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The first general census of the population of the Russian Empire in 1897
The collection dedicated to the First General Census of the Russian Empire includes materials about the preparation and holding of the census and its results for various regions and individual groups of the population (by estates, religions, gender occupation, age, etc.).
The collection features materials from the collections of the following institutions: the National Library of Russia, the Russian State Library, the State Public Historical Library, the Russian State Historical Archive, St. Petersburg State University, the Mendeleev Tyumen Regional Scientific Library.
- Preenumeration
Highest approved on June 5, 1895 Regulations on the first general census of the Russian Empire
Russia. Laws and regulations Highest approved on June 5, 1895 Regulations on the first general census of the Russian Empire.
St. Petersburg: publication of the Central Statistical Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 1895.- Theory and principles
Theory and Practice of Population Censuses
Vrutsevich, Mikhail Sofronovich (1845-). Theory and practice of population censuses.
Vilna: type. A.G. Syrkina, 1896.
The People's Census
Planovsky, Vladimir Vasilyevich (1874-). People's census.
St.Petersburg: The printing house of the Headquarters of the Frontier Guard Corps, 1898.
People's Censuses
Zak, Lev Sergeevich (1869-). People's census.
Odessa: Typography of the South Russian Society of Printing, 1897.
About the edition of the personal issues of the All-Russian Census
Fortunatov, Alexei Fedorovich (1856-1925). About the edition of personal issues of the all-Russian census. [Moscow]: the printing house of the "Russian Gazette," [1913].- Instructions
The first general census of the Russian Empire
The first general census of the Russian Empire. [Saint-Petersburg: Pechatnia SP Yakovleva, 1896].Instruction to city enumerators: enumerator's responsibilities for the production of the census
Universal Population Census
The general population census.
B. m .: Type. m-va int. affairs, 1896.Draft guidance to rural enumerators
- Census operation
Interim of the Central Statistical Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. No. 45. Report of the Commissioner for the Highest Command, for combining the action of local institutions on the First General Population Census on January 28, 1897 in the
Russia. Central Statistical Committee Interim of the Central Statistical Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Report of the Commissioner for the Highest Command, for combining the action of local institutions on the First General Population Census on January 28, 1897 in the Tver, Yaroslavl and Kostroma provinces.
St. Petersburg: Central Statistical Committee, 1888-1903. : Printing house E. Evdokimova, 1898.
The judgments and persuasions of the people about the one-day census of January 28, 1897
Plyushchevsky-Plyuschik, Yakov Alekseevich (1845-1916). The judgments and persuasions of the people about a one-day census on January 28, 1897.
St. Petersburg: A. Suvorin printing house, 1898. - Census return
- General summary of the results of the development of the Empire, data from the first general census, conducted on January 28, 1897: in 2 volumes.
The general arch on the empire results for the development of data of the first universal census produced on January 28, 1897.1
The general arch on the empire results for the development of data of the first universal census produced on January 28, 1897.St. Petersburg: Steam Type-Litography N. L. Ukrkin, 1905.1. 1905.
General summary of the results of the development of the Empire, the data of the first general population census, made on January 28, 1897. [T.] 2
General summary of the results of the development of the Empire, the data of the first general population census, made on January 28, 1897. [T.] 2.
St. Petersburg: steam typo-lithography N.L. Nyrkina, 1905. St. Petersburg: steam typo-lithography of NL Nyrkin, 1905. - The first general census of the population of the Russian Empire in 1897: in 6 issues.
The first general census of the Russian Empire in 1897. 1. The population of the Empire according to the census on January 28, 1897, by counties
The first general census of the Russian Empire in 1897. 1: The population of the Empire according to the census on January 28, 1897, by counties.
St. Petersburg: publication of the Central Statistical Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 1897-1905. [St. Petersburg]: publication of the Central Statistical Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 1897.
The first general census of the Russian Empire in 1897. 3. The population of the cities of St. Petersburg, Moscow, Warsaw and Odessa according to the census on January 28, 1897
The first general census of the population of the Russian Empire in 1897. The population of the cities of St. Petersburg, Moscow, Warsaw and Odessa according to the census on January 28, 1897.
St. Petersburg: publication of the Central Statistical Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 1897-1905. 1898.
The first general census of the Russian Empire in 1897. 5. The population of cities that was finally established during the development of the census
The first general census of the Russian Empire in 1897. 5: The population of cities that was finally established during the development of the census.
St. Petersburg: publication of the Central Statistical Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 1897-1905. [St. Petersburg]: printing house of the Public Benefit Association, 1905.
The first general census of the Russian Empire in 1897. 6. The cash population of both sexes in counties and cities, indicating the prevailing religions and principal estates
The first general census of the Russian Empire in 1897. 6: The cash population of both sexes by counties and cities, indicating the prevailing religions and principal estates.
St. Petersburg: publication of the Central Statistical Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 1897-1905. [Saint-Petersburg]: steam typographic lithography of NL Nyrkin, 1905. - The distribution of the population according to the main classes, religions, native language and some occupations: a brief general information about the Empire
Distribution of the population according to the main estates, creeds, native language and some occupations
Distribution of the population according to the main estates, creeds, mother tongue and some occupations.
[St. Petersburg]: steam type-lit. NL Nyrkina, 1905. - The distribution of the population of the Empire by major religions
Distribution of the population of the Empire by main religions
Distribution of the population of the Empire by main religions.
[St. Petersburg]: the printing house of St. Petersburg. acc. Society. printer. affairs in Russia E. Evdokimov, 1901. - Distribution of the population by types of main occupations and age groups in separate territorial regions: in 4 volumes.
Distribution of the population by types of main occupations and age groups for individual territorial areas. Table XX
Distribution of the population by types of main occupations and age groups for individual territorial areas. Table XX. T. 1.
St. Petersburg: the steamy soon printout PO. Yablonsky, 1905. 1905.
Distribution of the population by types of major classes and age groups on individual territorial areas.The first universal census of the Russian Empire of 1897.T. 2. Table XX
Distribution of the population by types of major classes and age groups on individual territorial areas.T. 2: Table XX.1905.
Distribution of the population by types of main occupations and age groups for individual territorial areas. Table XX
Distribution of the population by types of main occupations and age groups for individual territorial areas. Table XX. T. 3.
St. Petersburg: the steamy soon printout PO. Yablonskogo, 1905. St. Petersburg: "Central" typo-lithography M.Ya. Minkova,
Distribution of the population by types of main occupations and age groups for individual territorial areas. Table XX
Distribution of the population by types of main occupations and age groups for individual territorial areas. Table XX. T. 4.
St. Petersburg: the steamy soon printout PO. Yablonskogo, 1905. St. Petersburg: steam typo-lithography NL Nyrkina, - Distribution of workers and servants by occupation groups and by place of birth
Distribution of workers and servants by occupation groups and by place of birth based on data from the first general census of the Russian Empire on January 28, 1897
Distribution of workers and servants by occupation groups and by place of birth on the basis of the first general census of the Russian Empire on January 28, 1897.
[Saint-Petersburg]: steam typographic lithography of NL Nyrkin, 1905. - Population base and composition of workers in Russia
The number and composition of workers in Russia on the basis of the data of the first universal census of the Russian Empire's population is 1897. T. 1
The number and composition of workers in Russia on the basis of the data of the first general census of the population of the Russian Empire of 1897 [St. Petersburg]: steam type-lit.N.L.Ukrkin, 1906.T. 1. 1906.
The number and composition of workers in Russia on the basis of the First General Population Census of the Russian Empire of 1897. T. 2
Number and composition of workers in Russia on the basis of data from the First General Population Census of the Russian Empire of 1897. T. 2.
[St. Petersburg]: steam typo-lit. N.L. Nyrkina, 1906. [St. Petersburg]: steam typo-lit. NL Nyrkina, 1906. - Distribution of populated areas of the Russian Empire according to their population
Distribution of populated areas of the Russian Empire by the number of people in them
Distribution of populated areas of the Russian Empire by the number of people in them.
[St. Petersburg]: printing house of Prince VP Meshchersky, 1902. - Settlements of the Russian Empire with 500 or more inhabitants, indicating the total population in them and the number of inhabitants of the prevailing religions
The inhabited places of the Russian Empire of 500 or more inhabitants, indicating all the available in them population and the number of residents of the predominant religions, according to the first general population census of 1897
Populated areas of the Russian Empire of 500 or more residents, indicating all the available in them population and the number of residents of the prevailing religions, according to the first general census of the population in 1897 ..
St. Petersburg: Public Benefit Printing House, 1905. - Cities and settlements in counties with 2,000 or more inhabitants
Cities and settlements in counties with 2,000 or more inhabitants
Cities and settlements in counties with 2,000 or more inhabitants. St. Petersburg: steam typo-lit. N.L. Nyrkina, 1905. - Individual regions
The first universal census of the population of the Russian Empire on the basis of the highest approved provision June 5, 1895: Tavrichesky Palace
Petrograd Palace Management MIDV.The first general census of the population of the Russian Empire on the basis of the highest approved provision June 5, 1895: Tavrichesky Palace.List of census sections and their heads for St. Petersburg. Census data for the Tauride Palace
Peasant families of Voronezh Uyezd according to the census of 1897.
Fedyaevsky, Constantine Konstantinovich (1867-). Peasant families of the Voronezh Uyezd according to the census of 1897. St. Petersburg: the printing house of F. Weissberg and P. Gershunin, 1905.
The population of the Kuban region according to the second copies of the 1897 census sheets.
The population of the Kuban region according to the second copies of the 1897 census sheets.
Ekaterinodar: type. The Cuban. reg. 1906.
The population of the Kuban region according to the second copies of the 1897 census sheets. Ekaterinodar Division
The population of the Kuban region according to the data of the second copies of the 1897 census sheets. St. Petersburg: lithography of MP Frolova, 1905.
Ekaterinodar department. 1905.- Statistical data showing the tribal composition of the population of Siberia, the language and clans of foreigners
Statistical data showing the tribal composition of the population of Siberia, the language and genera of foreigners. .... T. 1. Summary tables and brief conclusions
Patkanov, Serafim Keropovich (1860-1923). Statistical data showing the tribal composition of the population of Siberia, the language and genera of foreigners. St. Petersburg: printing house "Sh. Busel", 1911-1912.
T. 1: Summary tables and brief conclusions. 1912.
Statistical data showing the tribal composition of the population of Siberia, the language and genera of foreigners. .... T. 2. Tobolsk, Tomsk and the Yenisei Bay.
Patkanov, Serafim Keropovich (1860-1923). Statistical data showing the tribal composition of the population of Siberia, the language and genera of foreigners. St. Petersburg: printing house "Sh. Busel", 1911-1912.
T. 2: Tobolsk, Tomsk and Yenisei Gub.1911.
Statistical data showing the tribal composition of the population of Siberia, the language and sorts of foreigners (based on data from the special development of the material of the census of 1897). Notes of the Imperial Russian Geographical Society on th
Patkanov Statistical data showing the tribal composition of the population of Siberia, the language and sorts of foreigners (based on data from the special development of the material of the census of 1897). T. 3. Vyp. 4-9: Irkutsk, Zabaikalsk, Amur, Yakut, Primorye regions and about. Sakhalin.
St. Petersburg: [Type. Sh. Busel], 1912. St. Petersburg: [Type. Sh. Busel], 1912.
First general census. pp. 40–51 (scans 44–55)