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Demography

 

Selected papers available:

Materials accompanying Stephen G. Wheatcroft, On demographic evidence of the tragedy of the Soviet village in 1931-1933), V.P. Danilov et al, eds. The Tragedy of the Soviet Village: Collectivization and Dekulakization: Documents and Materials, 1927-39, vol. 3, Konets 1930-1933, Moscow, 2001

• Appendix 1 A Note on Demographic Data as an Indicator of the Tragedy of the Soviet Village, 1931-33

Appendix 1 table spreadsheets:

• Tables 1a & 1b
• Table 2 Rural Mortality and Natality 1928-33
• Tables 3 & 4 and comparative scholars
  

This appendix is also available as an image pdf from the Russian edition:

• S.G.Wheatcroft, Prilozhenie No. 2, ‘O demograficheskykh svidetel’stvakh Tragediya Sovetskoi Derevni v 1931-1933 gg., in I. Zelenin, et al., eds., Tragediya Sovetskoi Derevni: Kollektivizatsiya I raskulachivanie: Dokumenty I materialy, Tom 3, Konets 1930-1933, Moskva: Rosspen, pp. 866-887

 

Discussion papers from Centre for Russian and East European Studies (CREES), University of Birmingham, the Soviet Industrialisation Project.

 

• S.G.Wheatcroft, ‘Population Dynamic and Factors affecting it in the USSR in the 1920s and 1930s’, SIPS No.1
  
  
• S.G.Wheatcroft, ‘Population Dynamic and Factors affecting it in the USSR in the 1920s and 1930s’, SIPS No. 2

Also

 

• S.G.Wheatcroft, ‘Soviet Statistics of nutrition and mortality during times of famine’, Cahiers du Monde Russe, vol. 38, no. 4, Oct-Dec, 1997, pp. 1-34