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Some parts of it used to be more multicultural and multilingual than they are now. Bratislava was 36% German, 33% Slovak and 29% Hungarian in the 1919 census.
by yreg 3y ago
Some parts of it used to be more multicultural and multilingual than they are now.
Bratislava was 36% German, 33% Slovak and 29% Hungarian in the 1919 census. Now it's ~90% Slovak.
- The_Colonel 3y agoNot some, pretty much all of Czechia and Slovakia were much more multicultural back then than now. Germans weren't just in Sudetenland, but was a significant minority in many small towns. Same with Hungarians (just in Slovakia). Now there are almost no Germans or Jews in either of them.