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The Census
Documentary film popularizing the role and importance of the National Census. It shows the importance of the census as a task of only reporting but, above all, of providing data for planning the future conditions of the nation.
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Documentary film popularizing the role and importance of the National Census. It shows the importance of the census as a task of only reporting but, above all, of providing data for planning the future conditions of the nation.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Henryk Dederko
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