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Family	Branch	People	Sub-groups and minority languages	approx. number (millions)^[8]	notes
Indo-European	Indo-European			**641
Indo-Europeans	Slavic Europe			*235
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, East	Russians	Pomors, Cossacks^{[dubious – discuss]}	95	82 in European Russia,^[9] 8.3 in Ukraine,^[10] 0.7 in Belarus,^[11] 1 in the Baltic States,^[12]^[13]^[14] 0.3 in Moldova and Transnistria;^[15]^[16] up to 0.5 in the Russian communities throughout the EU, especially in Germany^[17]
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, East	Ukrainians	Rusyns^{[dubious – discuss]}, Boykos, Hutsuls, Lemkos, Poleszuks	41	37.5 million in Ukraine;^[10] 2 million in European Russia^[9]
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, West	Poles		38
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, South	Bulgarians	Pomaks	012^[18]^[19]^[20]^[21]^[22]^[23]	Total speakers worldwide
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, West	Czechs		11
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, East	Belarusians		10
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, South	Serbs		010
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, South	Croats	Bunjevci, Šokci	05.3
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, West	Slovaks		05
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, South	Bosniaks		02.3^[24]
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, South	Slovenes		02
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, West	Silesians		01.9
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, South	Macedonians	Torbeš	01.6
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, South	Montenegrins		0.6
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, West	Kashubs		0.5
Indo-Europeans	Slavic, West	Sorbs		0.06
Indo-Europeans	Latin (Romance) Europe			*190
Indo-Europeans	Latin, Western	Francophonie	French, Walloons, Romands, Provencals, Occitans, Aranese	72
Indo-Europeans	Latin	Italians	Catalan, Corsican, Friulan, Gallo-Italic, Neapolitan, Sardinian, Sicilian, Venetian	59
Indo-Europeans	Latin, Western	Spaniards	Castilians; non-Castilian ethno-linguistic groups: Andalusians, Asturians, Aragonese, Galicians, Catalans	40
Indo-Europeans	Latin, Eastern	Romanians (Vlachs)	Daco-Romanians, Moldovans, Megleno-Romanians, Istro-Romanians, Aromanians, Morlachs, Moravian Vlachs	24-26
Indo-Europeans	Latin, Western	Portuguese		12
Indo-Europeans	Latin, Western	Rhaeto-Romanics	Romansh, Friulians, Ladins	0.6
Indo-Europeans	Latin, Western	Gibraltarians		0.03	(Speak English mainly as first language) Also summed under White British
Indo-Europeans	Germanic Europe			*180
Indo-Europeans	Germanic, West, Continental	German-speaking Europe	Germans, Austrians, Alemannic Swiss, Luxembourgers, Alsatians, Lorrainers, South Tyroleans, German-speaking Belgians, North Schleswigers	89
Indo-Europeans	Germanic, West, North Sea	English		45^[25]	also subsumed under British or White British.
Indo-Europeans	Germanic, West, Continental	Dutch people	Netherlandic, Flemish people	23
Indo-Europeans	Germanic, North	Scandinavians	Norwegians, Swedes, Finland Swedes, Gotlanders, Danes, Faroese, Icelanders	22
Indo-Europeans	Germanic, West, North Sea	Frisians		00.5
Indo-Europeans	Indo-Iranian			05
Indo-Europeans	Indo-Aryan	Romani people		04^[26]
Indo-Europeans	Iranian	Ossetians		0.6	depends on what part of the Caucasus is considered European, see below.
Indo-Europeans	Iranian	Tats		0.02
Indo-Europeans	Celtic Europe			*002-22	approx. 2 million speakers of Celtic languages, but depending on the definition, some 20 million may be considered "Celtic"
Indo-Europeans	Celtic, Goidelic	Irish	Gaeltacht	06	All but 10 - 20,000 speak English as a first language. Some living in Northern Ireland can also subsumed under British or White British.
Indo-Europeans	Celtic, Goidelic	Scots	Gàidhealtachd	06	also subsumed under British or White British.
Indo-Europeans	Celtic, Brythonic	Welsh		05^{[dubious – discuss]}	also subsumed under British or White British.
Indo-Europeans	Celtic, Brythonic	Bretons		0 4.3^{[dubious – discuss]}	also subsumed under French.
Indo-Europeans	Celtic, Brythonic	Cornish		0.2^{[dubious – discuss]}	also subsumed under British or White British.
Indo-Europeans	Celtic, Goidelic	Manx		0.04^{[dubious – discuss]}	also subsumed under British or White British.
Indo-Europeans	Greek	Greeks		13^[27]	Total speakers worldwide
Indo-Europeans	Albanian	Albanians		07.6^[28]	Total speakers worldwide
Indo-Europeans	Baltic			04.5
Indo-Europeans		Lithuanians	Samogitians	03.1
Indo-Europeans		Latvians	Latgalians, Kursenieki	01.4
Turkic	Turkic			*035
Turkic peoples	Turkic, Oghuz	Turks	Chepni, Yorouks, Bulagrian Turks, Turks of Western Thrace	9 (excluding Turkey) 19 (including European Turkey)	approx. 9 million (not including Turkey),^[29] 10 million in Eastern Thrace (European Turkey); overall there is a total of 55-60 million Turks in Turkey.^[30] (see Turks in Europe)
Turkic peoples	Turkic, Oghuz	Azerbaijanis		9.16	in European Azerbaijan only^[9]
Turkic peoples	Turkic, Kipchak	Kazakhs		1	in European Kazakhstan only^[9]
Turkic peoples	Turkic, Kipchak	Volga Tatars		4.5	in European Russia only^[9]
Turkic peoples	Turkic, Oghur	Chuvash		01.5	in European Russia only^[9]
Turkic peoples	Turkic, Kipchak	Bashkirs		01.4	in European Russia only^[9]
Turkic peoples	Turkic, Kipchak	Kumyks		00.4^[9]
Turkic peoples	Turkic, Kipchak	Karachay-Balkars	Karachays, Balkars	00.3^[9]
Turkic peoples	Turkic, Kipchak / Oghuz	Crimeans	Tat Tatars, Yaliboyu Tatars, Noğay Tatars	0.25^[10]
Turkic peoples	Turkic, Oghuz	Gagauz		0.15^[16]
Turkic peoples	Turkic, Kipchak	Nogais		0.09^[9]
Finno-Ugric	Finno-Ugric			*022
Finno-Ugric peoples	Ugric	Hungarians		10
Finno-Ugric peoples	Finnic, Finno-Lappic	Finns	Karelians, Sweden Finns, Ingrian Finns, Kven people	06
Finno-Ugric peoples	Finnic, Finno-Lappic	Estonians	Setos, Võros	01
Finno-Ugric peoples	Finnic, Volgaic	Mordvins	Erzya/Shoksha, Moksha, Teryukhan, Qaratay	0.85^[9]
Finno-Ugric peoples	Finnic, Permic	Udmurts		0.7^[9]
Finno-Ugric peoples	Finnic, Volgaic	Mari		0.6^[9]
Finno-Ugric peoples	Finnic, Permic	Komi	Komi-Izhemtsy, Komi-Permyaks	0.4^[9]
Finno-Ugric peoples	Finnic, Finno-Lappic	Sami		0.1
Finno-Ugric peoples	Finnic, Finno-Lappic	Veps		0.008
Finno-Ugric peoples	Finnic, Finno-Lappic	Izhorians		0.001
Finno-Ugric peoples	Finnic, Finno-Lappic	Livonians		0.0001
Northern Caucasian	Caucasian			*05	depends on what part of the Caucasus is considered European, see below.
Caucasian	Northeast Caucasian	Chechens		1.3^[9]
Caucasian	Northeast Caucasian	Avars		0.8^[9]
Caucasian	Northeast Caucasian	Dargin		0.5^[9]
Caucasian	Northwest Caucasian	Kabards		0.5^[9]
Caucasian	Northeast Caucasian	Lezgins		0.4^[9]
Caucasian	Northeast Caucasian	Ingush		0.4^[9]
Caucasian	Northwest Caucasian	Adyghes		0.15^[9]
Caucasian	Northwest Caucasian	Cherkesses		0.06^[9]
Caucasian	Northwest Caucasian	Lak		0.15^[9]
Caucasian	Northwest Caucasian	Tabasarans		0.13^[9]
Caucasian	Northeast Caucasian	Rutuls		0.03^[9]
Caucasian	Northeast Caucasian	Tsakhur people		0.01^[9]
Semitic	Semitic			2
Semitic	Semitic, Hebrew	Jews		1.3	also subsumed under various other, see below.
Semitic	Semitic, Maltese	Maltese		0.4	ethno-linguistic classification is difficult, since there is significant historical admixture of Italian, Sicilian, Siculo-Arabic, British and French influence.
Basque	Basque	Basques		02.0^[31]
Mongolic	Mongolic	Kalmyks		0.17^[9]

Country	Majority	%	Regional majorities	Other minorities^{[note 5]}
Albania	Albanians	92%		Greeks ~6%,^[37]^[38] other 2% (Vlachs, Romani, Serbs, Macedonians, Bulgarians and Turks).^[39]
Austria	Austrians	91.1%		South Slavs 4% (includes Burgenland Croats, Carinthian Slovenes, Croats, Slovenes, Serbs and Bosniaks), Turks 1.6%, Germans 0.9%, and other or unspecified 2.4%. (2001 census)
Belarus	Belarusians	81.2%		Russians 11.4%, Poles 3.9%, Ukrainians 2.4%, and other 1.1%. (1999 census)
Belgium	Flemings	58%	Walloons 31%, Germans 1%	mixed or other (i.e. Luxembourgers, Eastern or Southern Europeans, Africans and Asians, and Latin Americans) 10%.
Bosnia and Herzegovina	—		Bosniak 48%, Serbs 37.1% Croats 14.3%	other 0.6%.(2000)
Bulgaria	Bulgarians	84%	Turks 9%, Roma 5%	2% (including Russian, Armenian, Tatar, and Vlach). (2001 census)^[40]
Croatia	Croats	89.6%		Serbs 4.5%, other 5.9% (including Bosniak, Hungarian, Slovene, Czech, Dalmatian Italians, Austrian-German, Romanian and Romani). (2001 census)
Czech Republic	Czechs	90.4%	Moravians 3.7%	Slovaks 1.9%, and other 4%. (2001 census)
Denmark	Danes	90%^[41]	Faroese	other Scandinavian, Germans, Frisians, other European, Greenlandic people and others.
Estonia	Estonians	67.9%	Estonian Swedes	Baltic Russians 25.6%, Ukrainians 2.1%, Belarusians 1.3%, Finns 0.9%, and other (Baltic Germans) 2.2%. (2000 census)
Finland	Finns	93.4%	Swedes 5.6%, Sami 0.1%	Russians 0.5%, Estonians 0.3%, Romani 0.1% and Turks 0.05%. (2006)
France	French	84%	(includes sometimes considered as "regional groups" like Bretons, Corsicans, Occitans, Alsatians, Normans, Picards, Savoyards, Basques and Flemings).	other European 7%, North African 7%, Sub-Saharan African, Indochinese, Asian, Latin American and Pacific Islander. [2] French with recent immigrant background (at least one great-grandparent) 33%.^[42]^[43]
Germany	Germans	81%-91% ^[44]	includes Bavarians, Swabians, Saxons, Frisians, Sorbs, Silesians, Saarland Germans, Polish-Germans and Schleswig-Holstein Danes).	Germans without immigrant background 81%; Germans with immigrant background (including ethnic German repatriates and people of partial immigrant background) 10%; Foreigners 9%: Turks 2.1%, others 6.7% and non-European descent about 2 to 5%).^[44]
Greece	Greeks	93%	includes linguistic minorities 3%	Albanians 4%, and other (i.e. Aromanians/Megleno-Romanians, Cretan Turks and Macedonian/Greek Slavic 3%. (2001 census)^{[note 6]}
Hungary	Hungarians	92.3%		Romani 1.9%, Germans 1.2%, other (i.e. Croats, Romanians, Bulgarians, Turks and Ruthenians) or unknown 4.6%. (2001 census)
Iceland	Icelanders	94%		other (non-native/immigrants - mainly Polish, Russian, Greek, Portuguese and Filipino) 6%.
Ireland	Irish	87.4%	Protestant Irish or Anglo-Irish	other white (large numbers of Latvian, Polish and Ukrainian migration) 7.5%, Asian 1.3%, black 1.1%, mixed 1.1%, and unspecified (i.e. Ulster Scots and Irish Travellers) 1.6%. (2006 census)
Italy	Italians	92.5%	includes Sicilians, Sardinians, Lombards and other subgroups plus German-speakers in South Tyrol and French-speaking minority of Val d'Aosta.	other European (mostly Romanians, Albanians, followed by Ukrainians, a recognised Slovene minority, Polish, Greek, British, French and Macedonian) 4%, North African Arab 1%, and others (i.e. Chinese, Filipino, Indian, Black African and Latin American) 2.5%. [3]
Kosovo	Albanians	88%	Serbs 7%	other 5% (Bosniak, Gorani, Romani, Turk, Ashkali and Egyptians, and Macedonian).
Latvia	Latvians	62.1%[4]	Baltic Russians 26.9%	Belarusian 3.3%, Ukrainian 2.2%, Polish 2.2%, Lithuanian 1.2%, Livonian (Finno-Estonian) 0.1% and other 2.0%. (2011)
Lithuania	Lithuanians	83.5%		Poles 6.74%, Russians 6.31%, Belorussians 1.23%, other (Lipka Tatars) 2.27% and Jews (Karaites and Yiddish-speaking) 0.01%. (2001 census)
Macedonia	Macedonians	64.2%	Albanians 25.2%, Turks 3.9%	Romani 2.7%, Serbs 1.8%, and other (i.e. Greeks, Bulgarians, Romanians and Croats) 2.2%. (2002 census)
Malta	Maltese	95.3%^[45]	Sporadic number of Maltese of Italian ancestry 4.5%.
Moldova	Moldovans	75.8%	Ukrainians 8.4%, Gagauz 4.4%	Russians 5.9%, Romanians 2.1%, Bulgarians 1.9%, and other 1.3%. (2004 census)
Montenegro	—		Montenegrins 44.98%, Serbs 28.73%	Bosniaks 8.65%, Albanians 4.91%, and other (Croats, Greeks, Romani and Macedonians) 12,73%. (2011 census)
Netherlands	Dutch	80.7%	Frisians 3%	other European Union nationals 5%, Indonesians 2.4%, Turks 2.2%, Surinamese 2%, Moroccans 2%, Netherlands Antilles & Aruban 0.8%, other 4.8% and Frisian-speaking dominant 0.01%. (2008 est.)
Norway	Norwegians	93.1%	Sami 1.2 - 2.5%^{[note 7]}	other European 3.6%, and other non-European races 2%. (2007 estimate)
Poland	Poles	96.7%		Germans 0.4%, Belarusians 0.1%, Ukrainians 0.1%, other and unspecified (i.e. Silesians, Prussian Lithuanians and Kashubians) 2.7%, and about 5,000 Polish Jews reported to reside in the country. (2002 census)
Portugal	Portuguese	92%		other 8% - European Union (i.e. Spanish, British, German, French, Romanians, Bulgarians and Hungarians) and non-EU nationals (i.e. Ukrainians, Moldavians, Russians, Serbs and Croats); Africans from Portuguese-speaking Africa, Brazilians, Chinese, Indians, Portuguese Gypsies and local Portuguese Mirandese speakers (i.e. Mirandese language).
Romania	Romanians	89.5%	Hungarians 6.6%, Romani 2.5%, Germans 0.3%	Ukrainians 0.3%, Russians 0.2%, Turks 0.2%, other 0.4% and Jewish 0.1%. (2002 census)
Russia	Russians	79.8%	Tatars 3.8%, Kalmyks, Chechens, Circassians, Ossetians and others	Ukrainians 2%, Bashkir 1.2%, Chuvash 1.1% and other or unspecified (Kazakhs, Nogais, Mordvins, Komi, Azerbaijanis and Armenians) 12.1%, and a total of 102 other nationalities. (2002 census, includes Asian Russia).^[9]
Serbia^{[note 8]}	Serbs	82.9%		Hungarians 3.9%, Romani 1.4%, Yugoslavs 1.1%, Bosniaks 1.8%, Montenegrin 0.9%, and other 8%. i.e. Macedonians, Slovaks, Romanians, Croats, Ruthenes, Germans and other. (2002 census, includes Kosovo).
Slovakia	Slovaks	85.8%	Hungarians 9.7%	Romani 1.7%, Ruthenian/Ukrainian 1%, other and unspecified 1.8%. (2001 census)
Slovenia	Slovenes	83.1%		Serbs 2%, Croats 1.8%, Bosniaks 1.1%, other (Dalmatian Italians, ethnic Germans, Hungarians and Romanians) and/or unspecified 12%. (2002 census)
Spain	Spaniards	89%	Various nationalities or sub-ethnicities of the Spanish people, including Castilians and Leonese, Catalans/Valencians, Galicians and Basques.	Spanish Gypsies, Spanish Jews, immigrant peoples (Latin Americans, Romanians, North Africans, sub-Saharan Africans, Chinese, Filipinos, Levant Arabs, and others).
Sweden	Swedes	88%	Finns (Tornedalians), Sami people	foreign-born or first-generation immigrants: Finns (Sweden-Finns), Yugoslavs, Danes, Norwegians, Russians, Syriacs, Greeks, Turks, Iranians, Iraqis, Pakistanis, Thais, Koreans and Chileans.^[46]^[47]
Switzerland	Swiss	79%	regional linguistic subgroups, including the Alamannic German-speakers, the Romand French-speakers, the Italian-speakers and Romansh people (see Romansh language).	Balkans (Serbs, Croats, Bosniaks or Albanians) 6%, Italians 4%, Portuguese 2%, Germans 1.5%, Turks 1%, Spanish 1% and Ukrainians 0.5%.
Ukraine	Ukrainians	77.8%	Russians 17.3%	Belarusians 0.6%, Moldovans 0.5%, Crimean Tatars 0.5%, Bulgarians 0.4%, Hungarians 0.3%, Romanians 0.3%, Poles 0.3%, Jews 0.2%, Armenians 0.1% and other 1.8%. (2001 census)
United Kingdom	White British	>85%^{[note 9]}	(consisting of English: c 75-80% Scottish: 8.0%, Welsh: 4.5%, Northern Irish: 2.8%, also Cornish, Manx, Romani and Channel Islanders). Included are the inhabitants of Gibraltar.	Black British, Asian British often consists of South Asian and East Indian peoples, Chinese British, various other Commonwealth Citizens and other Europeans.

Bruno Bozzetto
Born	(1938-03-03) March 3, 1938 (age 74) Milan, Italy
Nationality	Italian
Occupation	Animation Director
Known for	Various animation work with Mr. Rossi and other companies

Persondata
Name	Bozzetto, Bruno
Alternative names
Short description	Animator
Date of birth	3 March 1938
Place of birth	Milan, Italy
Date of death
Place of death

Greg Hunter
Born	1965
Origin	UK
Occupations	Musician, Music producer
Instruments	Electronics
Associated acts	The Orb, Youth, Suns of Arqa

Persondata
Name	Hunter, Greg
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	1965
Place of birth
Date of death
Place of death

Charles I. Biderman
Charles Biderman in spring 2007.
Born	(1946-10-24) October 24, 1946 (age 65)
Nationality	United States
Alma mater	Harvard Business School Brooklyn College
Occupation	CEO, TrimTabs Investment Research, Inc.

Persondata
Name	Biderman, Charles
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	October 24, 1946
Place of birth
Date of death
Place of death

Personal information
Full name	Robert Dennis Chapman
Date of birth	(1946-08-18)18 August 1946
Place of birth	Aldridge, England
Playing position	Defender
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1964–1977	Nottingham Forest	359	(17)
	Notts County	42	(0)
	Shrewsbury Town	37	(6)
	Burton Albion	?
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Persondata
Name	Chapman, Bob
Alternative names
Short description	Footballer
Date of birth	1946-08-18
Place of birth	Aldridge, England
Date of death
Place of death

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