Working papers of a Seminar on Population Statistics and the Use of Computers with Special Reference to Population Censuses, Vol. 2.
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Deutsche Nationalbibliothek Frankfurt am Main
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Deutsch
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Working papers of a Seminar on Population Statistics and the Use of Computers with Special Reference to Population Censuses
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Berlin
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German Foundation for Developing Countries, Internat. Seminar Division [Dt. Stiftung f. Entwicklungsländer, Internat. Seminare]
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1969
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Seminar on Population Statistics and the Use of Computers with Special Reference to Population Censuses (1969 : Wiesbaden u.a.)
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- Seminar on Population Statistics and the Use of Computers with Special Reference to Population Censuses (1969 : Wiesbaden u.a.)
- German Foundation for Developing Countries, Internat. Seminar Division [Dt. Stiftung f. Entwicklungsländer, Internat. Seminare]
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