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Ethnicity, Religion and Demographic Change in Russia: Russians, Tatars and Jews

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This paper is the first to compare ethnicity, religion and demographic change among Jews, Russians and Tatars in Russia proper. These three groups were chosen specifically because they represent distinctive religions, as well as greatly differing ethnic backgrounds and cultures. The demographic transition of these three very different ethnic groups was studied for a period of over one hundred years. Ample Russian demographic statistics by ethnic group provided a good basis for such analysis.

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2

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165-179

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88-204-9903-7

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Tolts, Mark Ethnicity, Religion and Demographic Change in Russia: Russians, Tatars and Jews. Evolution or Revolution in European population: European Population Conference, Milan, 4-8 September 1995. European Association for Population Studies, International Union for the Scientific Study of Population, FrancoAngeli. 1996: 165-179.  https://archive.jpr.org.uk/object-rus61