Annual changes in population of Japan proper, 1 October 1920-1 October 1947

Annual changes in population of Japan proper, 1 October 1920-1 October 1947

by Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers. Economic and Scientific Section.

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"The sudden addition, within two years after Japan's surrender, of more than six million people to a population already overcrowded and facing a prolonged period of general postwar instability, has created a host of complex social and economic problems and a resultant need for reliable information upon which effective policies and programs might be formulated."--Preface.

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