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Hungarian diaspora is a term that encompasses the total ethnic Hungarian population located outside of current-day Hungary. The term generally does not include those ethnic Hungarians living as natives in the states surrounding Hungary, regardless, they are mentioned in this article. There are an estimated 5-6 million people who have Hungarian ancestry.
[edit] Distribution by country
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| Country |
Hungarian Population |
 Romania |
1,431,807 (2002)[1] or 1,671,845[2] (with Csángós) |
 USA |
1,398,724 (2000)[3] |
 Slovakia |
520,528 (2001)[4] |
 Serbia |
293,299 (2002)[5] |
 Canada |
267,255 (2001)[6] |
 Israel |
200,000 to 250,000[7] |
 Ukraine |
156,600 (2001) |
 Germany |
120,000 (2004)[8] |
 United Kingdom |
80,135 (2001) |
 Brazil |
80,000[9] |
 Russia |
76,500 (2002) |
 Australia |
55,000 (2002)[10] |
 Austria |
40,583 (2001)[11] |
 Croatia |
16,595 (2001) |
 Turkey |
6,800 (2001) |
 Slovenia |
6,243 (2001) |
 Ireland |
3,328 (2006)[12] |
| TOTAL |
4,753,397 - 5,043,435 ( Hungary: 9,416,045[13] or 9,967,921[14]) |
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ Romanian census 2002
- ^ Csángós in Moldavia
- ^ USA census 2000
- ^ Slovak census 2001
- ^ Serbian Census 2002
- ^ Canadian census 2001
- ^ Note: Hungarian-born, Hungarian speaking
- ^ Hungarians in Germany
- ^ Hungarians in Brazil
- ^ Estimation 2002
- ^ Austrian census 2001
- ^ Irish census 2006
- ^ Hungarian census 2001
- ^ Hungarian people in Hungary
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Magyars in Kazakhstan
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Australia · New Zealand
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