Ethnic Groups in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia - Historical Demographics #1397347 (License: Personal Use)

This pie chart visualizes the ethnic distribution within the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, where Yugoslavs (a collective term for Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes) constituted 83% of the population. Minority groups included Germans, Hungarians, and Albanians (each at 4%), Romanians and Turks (1% each), and a residual “Other” category at 2%. The data reflects census-era demographics before major geopolitical shifts in the 20th century.

Used in historical articles, educational resources, or encyclopedia entries about interwar Balkan demographics; serves users seeking context on national identity, minority rights, or the roots of later Yugoslav conflicts.