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The 1989 census reports that 25 percent of the families in Ukraine had spouses of
different nationalities.




the country consists
mostly of Ukrainians and Russians, 94.8 percent in 1989, and the discussion will center on the
two groups.
The census nationality data obscure mixed ancestry of a sizeable share of the population
of Ukraine by requiring respondents to choose only one nationality. Many centuries of mixed
marriages produced a heterogenous ~o~ulation. The 1989 census reported 14,057,000
families, 25.3 percent of whom had spouses of different nationalities,' but for official
purposes, children of these marriages had to choose the nationality of only one parent.
Urbanization intensified this process as people from villages, usually populated by a single
group, w6re drawn into multiethnic urban centers, increasing the number of mixed marriages.
In 1989, for example, 31.7 percent of urban families were of mixed ancestry, but the rate
dropped to 12.2 percent in rural areas. Table 1 presents mixed marriages for Ukrainians and
Russians for the years 1991-1994. The Russian share has remained relatively stable, but the
Ukrainian rate has been declining. The decline appears to be related to the larger share of
Ukrainians living in villages where the population is more homogenous and marriages
decreased less than in the cities. Members of smaller nationalities tend to intermarry more
because the possibilities to socialize and marry within the group are limited. The 1994 figures
show that 17.9 percent of Ukrainians married outside their group, while the Russian share rose
to 58.9 percent and the Jewish to 74.7 percent.

------- 1991 1992 1993 1994
Total --- --- 30.7 29.1
Ukrainians 21.3 20.0 19.3 17.9
Russians 58.1 58.0 59.1 58.9



The varying percentages among nationalities reflect both the size of the group and the
urbanlrural factor. Ukrainians are not only the largest nationality in the country but a large
share, 40 percent in 1989, are village dwellers. The Jewish group, on the other hand, is small
and lives almost exclusively in the cities. These factors are readily apparent when the highlyurbanized and ethnically-mixed Donetsk Oblast is e~amined.~ Ukrainians comprise only
50 percent of the population, and the share marrying outside their group rises to 4 1 percent.
The percentage for Russians drops to 54 percent, while in a small Jewish group, 78.6 percent
chose non-Jewish spouses.




The share of the
population claiming Ukrainian nationality was several percentage points lower than the
72.7 percent reported in the 1989 census, and the Russian share dropped more than half fmd. '
the 22.1 percent reported in the census. At the same time, almost one-sixth of the population
considered itself to be of UkrainianIRussian ancestry (Figure 1).

https://www.census.gov/content/dam/Cens ... o/sp90.pdf

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Christianity (41.29%)
Islam (8.40%)
Sanamahi (7.78%)
Buddhism (0.25%)
Heraka (0.23%)
Judaism (0.07%)
Sikhism (0.05%)
Jainism (0.06%)
Not religious (0.38%)



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Tangkhul (6.41%)
Poula (4.74%)
Rongmei (3.83%)
Mao (3.12%)
Nepali (2.23%)
Paite (1.92%)
Hmar (1.72%)
Liangmai (1.59%)
Vaiphei (1.39%)
Kuki (1.32%)
Maram (1.12%)
Bengali (1.07%)
Others (8.40%)

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