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key to font size: sqrt(population in million/10) e.g. Russians: 122 million -- sqrt(12.2)=349%; Portuguese: 11.6 million -- sqrt(1.16)=108%; Icelanders: 0.25 million -- sqrt(.025)=16%, but shown as 45% (minimal font size)

Data

The Peoples of Europe by Demographic Size, Pan & Pfeil (2004), Table 1, pp. 11f. (a breakdown by country of these 87 groups is given in Table 5, pp. 17-31.)

rank people population (M)
1. Russians (Europe and Asia) 122
2. Germans (i.e. German speakers, including Germans, Austrians, German-speaking Swiss, Alsatians, Lorrainers, South Tyroleans, German-speaking Belgians, North Schleswigers etc.) 89.3
3. English 46.0
4. Turks (Asia and Europe) 56.5
5. French (i.e French speakers, including French, Walloons, French-speaking Swiss, Provencals) 55.0
6. Italians (incl. Corsicans) 53.0
7. Ukrainians (incl. Ruthenians) 43.2
8. Poles 38.4
9. Spaniards (including Mirandes and Barranquenhos) 31.1
10. Romanians (including Moldovans) 22.5
11. Dutch (including Flemings) 20.7
12. Hungarians 11.7
13. Portuguese (including Galicians) 11.6
14. Greeks 11.6
15. Belorussians 10.2
16. Czechs 9.80
17. Swedes 8.00
18. Serbs 7.70
19. Bulgarians (including Pomaks) 6.70
20. Catalonians (including Valencians) 6.40
21. Irish 6.10
22. Occitans (including Aranese) 5.95
23. Tatars (including Crimean Tatars) 5.70
24. Scots 5.50
25. Finns 5.34
26. Albanians 5.30
27. Danes 5.10
28. Slovaks 5.00
29. Croats 4.80
30. Norwegians 4.10
31. Romany / Sinti 3.80
32. Lithuanians 3.10
33. Slovenes 1.90
34. Chuvash 1.80
35. Macedonians 1.58
36. Bosniaks 1.56
37. Latvians 1.42
38. Bashkirs 1.35
39. Jews 1.30
40. Sardinians 1.27
41. Mordvinians 1.10
42. Estonians 1.00
43. Chechens 0.900
44. Udmurts 0.715
45. Karelians 0.700
46. Basques 0.667
47. Mari 0.644
48. Rhaeto-Romanics (Friulians, Ladins, Romansh) 0.621
49. Montenegrins 0.550
50. Avars 0.544
51. Welsh 0.543
52. Kashubs 0.500
53. Frisians 0.462
54. Bretons 0.450
55. Ossetians 0.400
56. Kabards 0.386
57. Maltese 0.374
58. Dargins 0.353
59. Aromanians 0.336
60. Komi Zyryan 0.336
61. Luxembourgers 0.308
62. Kumyk 0.277
63. Lezgins 0.257
64. Icelanders 0.250
65. Ingushetians 0.215
66. Gagauz 0.200
67. Cherkess (Adygei) 0.174
68. Kalmyks 0.166
69. Karachai 0.150
70. Komi Permyaks 0.147
71. Lak 0.102
72. Tabasarans 0.094
73. Sami (Lapps) 0.093
74. Balkars 0.078
75. Nogai 0.074
76. Sorbs 0.060
77. Greenlanders (Inuit) 0.056
78. Faroese 0.045
79. Rutuls 0.020
80. Tats 0.019
81. Veps 0.012
82. Tsakhurs 0.0065
83. Karaim 0.0046
84. Izhorians (Ingrians) 0.0011
85. Cornish 0.0010
86. Manx Gaels 0.0003
87. Livs 0.0001


References

  1. Pan and Pfeil, National Minotiries in Europe (2004), ISBN 978-3700314431. The Peoples of Europe by Demographic Size, Table 1, pp. 11f. (a breakdown by country of these 87 groups is given in Table 5, pp. 17-31.)
  • CIA Factbook
  • Pan, Pfeil, National Minotiries in Europe (2004), ISBN 978-3700314431.