Vojvodina:
Ethnische Karte von Heute
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Results of different censuses in Vojvodina between 1880 and 2002
1880 census
Serbs = 416,116 (35.5%)
Germans = 285,920 (24.4%)
Hungarians = 265,287 (22.6%)
Croats, Bunjevci and Šokci = 72,486 (6.2%)
Romanians = 69,668 (5.9%)
Slovaks = 43,318 (3.7%)
Rusins and Ukrainians = 9,299 (0.8%)
Other = 10,635 (0.9%)
1890 census
Serbs = 457,873 (34.4%)
Hungarians = 324,430 (24.4%)
Germans = 321,563 (24.2%)
Croats, Bunjevci and Šokci = 80,404 (6.0%)
Romanians = 73,492 (5.5%)
Slovaks = 49,834 (3.7%)
Rusins and Ukrainians = 11,022 (0.8%)
Other = 12,525 (1.0%)
1900 census
Serbs = 483,176 (33.7%)
Hungarians = 378,634 (26.4%)
Germans = 336,430 (23.5%)
Croats, Bunjevci and Šokci = 80,901 (5.6%)
Romanians = 74,718 (5.2%)
Slovaks = 53,832 (3.8%)
Rusins and Ukrainians = 12,663 (0.9%)
Other = 12,394 (0.9%)
1910 census
Serbs = 510,186 (33.8%)
Hungarians = 424,555 (28.1%)
Germans = 323,779 (21.4%)
Romanians = 75,223 (5.0%)
Slovaks = 56,689 (3.8%)
Croats = 34,089 (2.3%)
Rusins = 13,479 (0.9%)
Other = 72,804 (4.8%)
1921 census
Serbs = 526,134 (34.7%)
Hungarians = 370,040 (24.4%)
Germans = 333,272 (22.0%)
Croats = 122,684 (8.1%)
Romanians = 65,197 (4.3%)
Slovaks = 58,273 (3.8%)
Rusins = 13,664 (0.9%)
Other = 25,182 (1.7%)
1931 census
Serbs = 528,000 (33%)
Hungarians = 413,000 (26%)
Germans = 343,000 (21%)
Croats = 120,000 (7%)
Romanians = 78,000 (5%)
Slovaks and Czechs = 67,000 (4%)
Rusins = 21,000 (1%)
Jews = 21,000 (1%)
Other = 37,000 (2%)
1941 census
Serbs = 577,067 (35.3%)
Hungarians = 465,920 (28.5%)
Germans = 318,259 (19.4%)
Croats = 105,810 (6.5%)
Other = 169,311 (10.3%)
1948 census
Serbs = 841,246 (50.6%)
Hungarians = 428,932 (25.8%)
Croats = 134,232 (8.1%)
Slovaks = 72,032 (4.3%)
Romanians = 59,263 (3.6%)
Germans = 31,821 (1.9%)
Montenegrins = 30,589 (1.9%)
Rusins and Ukrainians = 22,083 (1.3%)
Macedonians = 9,090 (0.5%)
Roma = 7,585 (0.4%)
Slovenians = 7,223 (0.4%)
Russians = 5,148 (0.3%)
Czechs = 3,976 (0.3%)
Bulgarians = 3,501 (0.2%)
Yugoslavs = 1,050 (0.1%)
Other = 5,441 (0.3%)
1953 census
Serbs = 865,538 (50.9%)
Hungarians = 435,179 (25.6%)
Croats = 127,027 (7.5%)
Slovaks = 71,153 (4.2%)
Romanians = 57,218 (3.4%)
Montenegrins = 30,516 (1.8%)
Rusins = 23,038 (1.4%)
Macedonians = 11,622 (0.7%)
Other = 78,254 (4.6%)
1961 census
Serbs = 1,017,713 (54.9%)
Hungarians = 442,560 (23.9%)
Croats = 145,341 (7.8%)
Slovaks = 73,830 (4.0%)
Romanians = 57,259 (3.1%)
Montenegrins = 34,782 (1.9%)
Other = 83,480 (4.4%)
1971 census
Serbs = 1,089,132 (55.8%)
Hungarians = 423,866 (21.7%)
Croats = 138,561 (7.1%)
Slovaks = 72,795 (3.7%)
Romanians = 52,987 (2.7%)
Montenegrins = 36,416 (1.9%)
Rusins = 20,109 (1.0%)
Macedonians = 16,527 (0.8%)
Germans = 7,243 (0.4%)
Other = 94,897 (4.9%)
1981 census
Serbs = 1,107,375 (54.4%)
Hungarians = 385,356 (18.9%)
Croats = 119,157 (5.9%)
Slovaks = 69,549 (3.4%)
Romanians = 47,289 (2.3%)
Montenegrins = 43,304 (2.1%)
Rusins and Ukrainians = 24,306 (1.2%)
Germans = 3,808 (0.2%)
Other = 234,628 (11.6%)
1991 census
Serbs = 1,151,353 (57.2%)
Hungarians = 340,946 (16.9%)
Croats = 74,226 (3.7%)
Slovaks = 63,941 (3.2%)
Montenegrins = 44,721 (2.2%)
Romanians = 38,832 (1.9%)
Rusins = 17,889 (0.9%)
Macedonians = 16,641 (0.8%)
Other = 263,970 (13.1%)
Note: the third largest ethnic group in 1991 census were Yugoslavs (about 8%), but in this listing they are counted in category "other".
2002 census
Serbs = 1,321,807 (65.05%)
Hungarians = 290,207 (14.28%)
Slovaks = 56,637 (2.79%)
Croats = 56,546 (2.78%)
undeclared = 55,016 (2.71%)
Yugoslavs = 49,881 (2.45%)
Montenegrins = 35,513 (1.75%)
Romanians = 30,419 (1.50%)
Roma = 29,057 (1.43%)
Bunjevci = 19,766 (0.97%)
Rusins = 15,626 (0.77%)
Macedonians = 11,785 (0.58%)
regional affiliation = 10,154 (0.50%)
Ukrainians = 4,635 (0.23%)
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