Greek “civil vital records” refer to those birth, marriage, and death certificates created by Greece’s civil authorities, in this case, the Registry Office (Ληξιαρχείο – Lixiarcheio) of a Municipality (Δήμος – Dimos). Every time a vital event (birth, marriage, or death) takes place, it has to be declared at the local Registry Office. Since its…
Census
Local or national population data are essential for every state’s policymaking. The first census of the modern Greek state was conducted in 1828-1829 by the...
