Smith, PeterMahidol University. International College. Social Sciences Division2015-07-152018-04-102015-07-152018-04-1020152009Baha’ i Studies Review. Vol.15, (2009), 115-132https://repository.li.mahidol.ac.th/handle/20.500.14594/10516This note provides a summary of information presently available on the extent and distribution of the Baha’i communities around the world during the 1930s. I have previously provided a brief note on basic Baha’i statistics during the 1920s. This present note continues that study into the 1930s, summarizing the information presently available. As before, I have utilized the data provided by the Baha’i World series – in this case volumes 3-8, which give lists of local spiritual assemblies and Baha’i groups and localities for 1930, 1931-32; 1933- 34; 1935-36; 1937-38 and 1939-40. These enable us to gain some sense of the differential distribution of the Baha’i Faith worldwide during the period.engMahidol UniversityBaha’i statistics1930sInstitution growthPopulation figuresAdministrationIranUSAArticleEBSCOhost