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Specific features in the formation of the population of Siberia.

Alaska medicine - 1 Jan 2007

Trufakin V A

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Population migration played the main role in the development of the North-East regions of Russia, and the processes of natural moving and reproduction of new generations were their after-effects. It is possible to mark out the main periods of population formation. The period of establishing from the beginning of development (the second half of the XVI century) to the 20th of the last century. The period of...

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