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Nepszamlalas az ezredfordulon
Nepszamlalas az ezredfordulon

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Nepszamlalas az ezredfordulon
Nepszamlalas az ezredfordulon

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Az 1869-1980. evi nepszamlalasok tortenete es jellemzoi
Az 1869-1980. evi nepszamlalasok tortenete es jellemzoi
Az 1869-1980. evi nepszamlalasok tortenete es jellemzoi
Urbariumok es osszeirasok a Magyar Orszagos Leveltarban
Urbariumok es osszeirasok a Magyar Orszagos Leveltarban

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Provides primary source material on the history land tenure in Hungary, 16th-19th centuries.

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Tawzi? va tabaqah?bandi-i jam?iyat-i shahr?ha-yi Iran va tatbiq-i tawzi?-i jughrafiyayi-i jam?iyat-i ustanha dar sarshumariha-yi 1335-75
The census and social science
Discovering facts and figures from the censuses of the first 100 years of the republic.
Census and census mapping in Nigeria, with reference to some other developing countries

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