Census of 1910 tuberculosis data

Census data is one way for historians to better understand the lives of average people who otherwise might be largely invisible to scholars. This excerpt from the 1910 census conducted by the Hapsburg Monarchy. The census data was collected for most towns and cities throughout the Monarchy every few years from between 1880 and 1910. It covers occupation, disease, language, and literacy for men and women separately. This excerpt deals specifically with the city of Prague and contains information on residents who have contracted tuberculosis.

This source is a part of the Analyzing Census Data methods module.