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Volume XXII (1941). No 69 77. COMMUNICATIONS OF THE STATISTICAL CENTRAL OFFICES Series D, No. 22-30. In 1934 and 1935, in the Sudeten Länder, the first part (Central and Northern Statistical Community Lexica of the Länder of Bohemia and West Bohemia) was published in the "Mitteilungen" No. 53 60 and its Moravian Silesia, but the second part (East Bohemia) in the, "Mitrichtungen" no. 61-68, which was published on 1 October 1940 by unification or Tren- The first volume also briefly explained the change in the equivalence of the individual types of data between municipalities and towns. The retrospective data are described in these the plan of the whole work; of these cases according to this new state of affairs, but only in the accompanying remarks, the most important re-semblances of the villages are re-worked here. Smaller changes within the given municipalities or towns are moving. Changes in municipal boundaries are generally not taken into account in the population evolution of the individual municipalities of this publication. During the 70 years 1869-1940, statistical data are available here, except in 1940, by means of the official population. For this reason, the municipalities located at the border of the census, i.e. in about ten-year periods of protection of Bohemia and Moravia, are included here. The oldest of these modern censuses, in principle, differs from the rest in that it still leads; they are then either in the Protectorate or not in the colloquial language. Nationality determined in the Sudeten area according to where the and that its results belong to the communities without military major part of the original community (after processing, so that it resides in some cities in the J. 1930). These, through the border not the whole present population. It is therefore only the data from the six communities divided by the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia that have been marked at least by the fact that the Fla. further censuses of 1880, 1890, 1900, 1910, 1921 and the figure given in italics are printed, with the less 1930 (without regard to the difference between the changes representing the conversions than I ha) not being considered. If there are one or more houses on the other side of the border in such communities, the number of inhabitants for the year 1940 is only an approximate one, to which the J. 1940 with an asterisk * is quoted; it can be found in 1 January 1940. On the basis of secondary statistics, the retrospective data can also be compared with the estimated population population, which does not provide accurate information on the size of the area of food. In the first place, the data are not entirely comparable, since they do not include the entire population present in the municipality from the territorial point of view: once, the German nationals are ordered by the Oberlandrat districts2), within which only those before the 15th century are classified. In March 1939 locals were included, districts were then divided according to political districts, which is then organized according to the municipalities according to which, by the number of population in J. In the same order of magnitude, the court districts are then led within the political districts, which do not always correspond to the regular up-and-coming districts and finally the municipalities within the places of residence.1) The administrative districts are listed here. In order to maintain the connection with the last official devolution of the districts from the beginning of September 1941- source works on these conditions, take into account. - With this work a conclusion is drawn under the national struggle of the last about twelve decades and the following data are to serve only the science and the building of a better future. Albin Oberschall ) This reduces the number of inhabitants in the large industrial centres by those workers compared with the census.