Ethnic composition of Austria-Hungary
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In 1910, the ethno-linguistic composition of Austria-Hungary (with a then estimated total population of 50,238,000) was as follows:
- 11,987,000 German language (24%)
- 10,051,000 Hungarian language (20%)
Slavic languages: (48%)
- 6,436,000 Czech language (13%)
- 5,623,000 Croatian and Serbian language (11%)
- 4,968,000 Polish language (10%)
- 3,983,000 Ruthenian language (Ukrainian language) (8%)
- 1,946,000 Slovak language (4%)
- 1,253,000 Slovene language (2%)
Romance languages: (8%)
- 768,000 Italian language (includes Ladin and Friulian) (2%)
- 3,223,000 Romanian language (6%)
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