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History of forming of contemporary populations in minor towns of central Russia – Belyov (Tula region) and Staritsa (Tver’ region) – has been studied through distributing questionnaires to the majorities of students at 11th grades (16-17 years old) about places of birth of themselves, their parents, and grandparents. Some 85% – 90% of students were born in respective towns, and 70% – 50% of them had parents who were both born in the same regions. Only some 30% of students have all their grandparents who were born in the same regions, while all the others have at least one grandparent who was born in the different region, including far away regions of Russia or post-Soviet republics.
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2017 Масштабы и направления миграционных потоков в малые города Центральной России в середине – конце XX в.
History of forming of contemporary populations in minor towns of central Russia – Belyov (Tula region) and Staritsa (Tver’ region) – has been studied through distributing questionnaires to the majorities of students at 11th grades (16-17 years old) about places of birth of themselves, their parents, and grandparents. Some 85% – 90% of students were born in respective towns, and 70% – 50% of them had parents who were both born in the same regions. Only some 30% of students have all their grandparents who were born in the same regions, while all the others have at least one grandparent who was born in the different region, including far away regions of Russia or post-Soviet republics.
History of forming of contemporary populations in minor towns of central Russia – Belyov (Tula region) and Staritsa (Tver’ region) – has been studied through distributing questionnaires to the majorities of students at 11th grades (16-17 years old) about places of birth of themselves, their parents, and grandparents. Some 85% – 90% of students were born in respective towns, and 70% – 50% of them had parents who were both born in the same regions. Only some 30% of students have all their grandparents who were born in the same regions, while all the others have at least one grandparent who was born in the different region, including far away regions of Russia or post-Soviet republics.