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Kaz incl. KazRegistered in All USSR(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)of (4)(3) as %of (2) Estimated correctionto (5)to (2)to (3)Extra mortality in(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)This is probably an under-estimate since registration was less complete in these regions, and these figures exclude Kazakhstan where registration i) Deathsii) Population =iii) CDR (Crude death rate in deaths per thousand population) 1926census 1937census Sources: @Columns 2-4: iii) Crude death rates calculated fropm i) and ii) 5Column 5: Calculated by dividing column 2 by column 4dColumn 6: Calculated by dividing column 3 by column 2. Only available for population in census years}In 1932 and 1933 as the situation in European USSR deteriorates the relative deterioration in non-European USSR may be less. was even less complete. If we assumed that mortality rates were normally from 1929 to 1932 a little higher than in European USSR then the additional mortality would be about 1.8 million excluding Kazakhstan and 2.2 million if we inflated the figure for non-European USSR exclusive of6recorded as a separate component in our calculations. Column 7: Estimation of relationship between mortality rate in Non-European USSR (excluding Kazakhstan) and all USSR excluding Kazakhstan, as opposed to registered vaslues in column 5 The recorded relationship for 1927 and 1928 is accepted, but it is assumed that there ]is a much greater deterioration in the recording system in non European USSR in 1929 to 1931.Column 8: Estimated Deaths in in non-European USSR (excluding Kazakhstan) estimated from registered all USSR mortality (column 4) and hestimated relationship between non-European (ex Kazakhstan) mortality and All USSR Mortality (column 7).Column 9: Estimated deaths in non-European USSR (including Kazakhstan) based on data in column 8 for Deaths in non-European USSR~ (excluding Kazakhstan) and the ratio of the population in all non-European USSR and non-European USSR (excluding Kazakhstan).Column 10: Extra unregistered mortality in Non-European USSR calculated by comparing estimated mortality in column 9 with registered mortality in column 2.Note these estimates only include normal unregistered mortality in non-European USSR. There are other categories of extra-ordinary unregistered pmortality in these regions which are included in other categories, eg. Famine in Kazakhstan, and OGPU mortality.`Davies and Wheatcroft, Years of Hunger(2004), pp. 412-5: Lorimer corrections and the Kurman gap & K mortality including infant mortality was under-estimated by 14.6 per cent*oAdditional mortality resulting from assuming an additional infantile mortality of 27 per thousand (1.4 million)B** Uncorrected annual number of births in USSR from S.G.Wheatcroftin TSD, vol. 3, 874. Kazakhstan by 20per cent to incorporate a 'normal' non-European mortality rate for Kazakhstan. 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