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20 October 2010 | Views: 3140 | Comments: 0 |
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 More than 1000 census takers with blue briefcases and with ties are trying to visit every resident of Tuva during these 11 days. 80 years ago, one of the strongest scientists-statisticians, professor of Moscow finance institute, Pavel Petrovich Maslov, spent a year and half on the same project. The doctor of economical sciences took the proposal to carry out a combination demographic and agricultural census in Tuvan People’s republic very seriously. In six months, he learned the Tuvan language, read everything that was ever written about the remote Uriangkhai, and went to Tuva.
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Dina Oyun, photo by V.Yermolayev, from the collections of National Museum of Tuva, translated by Heda Jindrak |
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Posts of 20.10.2010
