Each entry indicates rank, regiment, date of death, place of burial or commemoration and, in many cases, next of kin.
People had to enter five pieces of information: full name, Social Security number, date of birth, place of birth and mother's maiden name.
The cables include name, date of birth, place of birth, ethnicity, father's name, and grandfather's name, as well as information about training course, location, and date.
For all newborn children information on date of birth, place of birth, and prenatal consultations is collected.
Recorded death-certification details included date of death, place of death, address of last known residence, and underlying cause of death.
The QCR collects information on date of diagnosis, place of usual residence at diagnosis, age group at diagnosis, sex, country of birth, marital status and occupation.
Mortality data included infant's residential address, date of death, place of death (e.g., home, hospital), sex, age, and primary and secondary causes of death.
Demographic (date of birth, place of birth, sex, and race), clinical, and routine laboratory testing data were collected by interview of patients and/or from medical records.
Using this individual identifier, the names (and maiden name for females), date of birth, place of birth and parents' names (if available) of HUSK participants were retrieved.
Questions concerned date of diagnosis, place of birth, ethnicity, religion, main language, marital status, housing, education, employment, financial support, disability and medical insurance.
(ii) Administrative details, including date of admission, place and time of death, who completed the death certificate, and whether autopsy had been performed or not.
