27.I.1919.. RESUME OF THE STATISTICS OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE ALBANIAN REGIONS OF THE FORMER TURKISH VILAYET OF KOSOVO, WHICH WERE ANNEXED TO SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO IN 1913.

1. Skopje (Uskub): 105,205 Albanians; 255 Serbs; 28,244 Bulgarians; 5,363 Turks; 650 Greeks; 567 Gypsies; 1,400 Bosnians; 56 Romanians.
2. Kumanova: 23,712 Albanians; 2,226 Serbs; 11,562 Bulgarians; 582 Turks.
3. Prochupa: 35,502 Albanians; 7,672 Serbs.
4. Kachanik – Orhaniye: 12,664 Albanians.
5. Prishtina: 91,550 Albanians; 8,349 Serbs.
6. Gjilan: 57,845 Albanians; 17,921 Serbs.
7. Viti (Vitrina): 62,075 Albanians; 1,749 Serbs.
8. Mitrovica: 26,325 Albanians; 9,090 Serbs.
9. Ferizovik: 13,905 Albanians; 2,550 Serbs.
10. Peja (Ipek): 59,927 Albanians; 20,637 Serbs.
11. Novi Pazar: 28,829 Albanians; 9,425 Serbs; 16,356 Bosnians.
12. Akova: 16,606 Albanians; 9,230 Serbs; 10,366 Bosnians.
13. Tergovishte: 17,212 Albanians; 596 Serbs; 5,482 Bosnians.
14. Plava and Gusinje: 23,935 Albanians; 911 Serbs.
15. Gjakova: 56,376 Albanians; 712 Serbs.
16. Prizren: 77,203 Albanians; 7,069 Serbs.
17. Tetova: 62,954 Albanians; 6,412 Serbs; 6,417 Bulgarians.
18. Gostivar: 28,380 Albanians; 5,185 Serbs; 2,635 Bulgarians.

Total:

• Albanians: 898,665
• Serbs: 100,553
• Bulgarians: 48,898
• Turks: 5,945
• Greeks: 650
• Gypsies: 567
• Bosnians: 33,584
• Romanians: 56

Total population: 1,029,076.

For the Committee for the Protection of Kosovo.

Secretary — Chairman.

Certified as identical with the original.

Director of the Directorate of State Archives, Ministry of the Interior.

Major Gjonnik.