
Number and division of the population in Hungary over six years of age…
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Number and division of the population in Hungary over six years of age…, 1920. Via artnap.com
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A printed statistical map of Hungary shows pie charts placed over each municipality, with red, yellow, green and other segments indicating native tongue. Upper and lower semicircles compare persons able and unable to read and write. The map is titled in Hungarian, French and English and is attributed to the Hungarian Geographical Institute, dated 1920.















