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What are people born in the 1930s called? The Silent Generation Explained

Born between 1928 and 1945, people born in the 1930s are called the Silent Generation, a name that reflects a childhood spent amidst the profound hardships of the Great Depression and World War II. Their formative years were defined by economic scarcity and global conflict, leaving an indelible mark on their character, values, and approach to life and aging.

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How many people born in the 1930s are still alive?

With only a fraction of those born between 1930 and 1946 still alive, people from the 1930s are now in their mid-90s or older. This demographic shift begs the question: How many people born in the 1930s are still alive today, and what does this mean for senior care?

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Are people born in the 1930s still alive? The enduring legacy of the Greatest Generation

According to Statistique Canada, life expectancy has dramatically increased over the past century due to advancements in public health and medicine. The answer to, "Are people born in the 1930s still alive?", is a resounding yes, though their numbers are dwindling. This resilient group, often called the 'Greatest Generation,' has overcome immense challenges, from the Great Depression to World War II, demonstrating a remarkable capacity for endurance.

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