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Summary

Ethnic Groups in the Soviet Union (

)

Creator

Central Intelligence Agency. 12/4/1981

Title

Ethnic Groups in the Soviet Union

Description

Groups of 12,000 or more, from 1979 census. Includes Caucasian Peoples, Indo-European Peoples (Slavic and Other), Uralic and Altaic Peoples (Turkic and Other), Paleo-Siberian Peoples, Semitic Peoples, Sino-Tibetan Peoples, Koreans, and Uninhabited or sparsely settled areas.

Collection

National Archives at College Park - Cartographic
Parent institution	National Archives at College Park
Location	College Park , United States of America
Authority file	: Q59661038 NAID: 29

Source/Photographer

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Record in source catalog
DPLA identifier: d7a6475bd436c74e2b67e621a6b2afad
National Archives Identifier: 266783496

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