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In 1925 a separate office was created for keeping vital records—records of births, marriages, and deaths. In larger cities, these offices often have their own buildings. In smaller towns they are often found in the town halls (municipal or community offices).  
In 1925 a separate office was created for keeping vital records—records of births, marriages, and deaths. In larger cities, these offices often have their own buildings. In smaller towns they are often found in the town halls (municipal or community offices).  


The civil registry office in Athens has copies of some births, marriages, and deaths from 1859; however, the records in these offices generally begin in 1925. The first years after these offices began not every person was recorded, but later the records became more complete. For more information about these offices and their records, see [[Greece Civil Registration- Vital Records]].
The civil registry office in Athens has copies of some births, marriages, and deaths from 1859; however, the records in these offices generally begin in 1925. The first years after these offices began not every person was recorded, but later the records became more complete. For more information about these offices and their records, see [[Greece Civil Registration- Vital Records]].
 
Census records may be found at the National Statistics Service:
 
Ypourgeio Esoterikon <br>Statistiki Ypiresia <br>Euaggelistrias 2 <br>Athens, GREECE
 
However only statistical results of the census are available at this location.  Original census records where names of residents by families are listed may only be found at some local GAK Historical Archives.  The Town Registers can serve as substitutes of census records.


=== Military Archives  ===
=== Military Archives  ===
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