Demographic estimates of the flight and expulsion of Germans
Estimates concerning the Czech Republic only
In the 1930 census the German-speaking population of Czechoslovakia was 3,231,688, 22.3% of the total population. Polish demographer Piotr Eberhardt maintains that the figure for the German-speaking population in Czechoslovakia included 75,000 Jews in 1930.

Demographic estimates of the flight and expulsion of Germans

Section Title: Estimates concerning the Czech Republic only
Table Section Text: In the 1930 census the German-speaking population of Czechoslovakia was 3,231,688, 22.3% of the total population. Polish demographer Piotr Eberhardt maintains that the figure for the German-speaking population in Czechoslovakia included 75,000 Jews in 1930.

Description	Total	Ethnic Germans	Others

Sudeten Germans	3,037,361	3,037,361	–

Jews	2,035	2,035	–

Czechs	193,786	193,786

Other ethnic groups	3,670	3,670

Foreign nationals	39,747	11,754	27,993

Stateless	3,415	2,454	961

Undetermined citizenship	128,435	10,811	117,624

Sudetenland German census of May 1939	3,408,449	3,064,415	344,034

Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia (ration cards)	259,000

German population in Slovakia	154,000

Total German population in Czechoslovakia 1939	3,477,000

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2,035 Jews were included in the German population to calculate expulsion losses.

final_sentence: 2,035 Jews were included in the German population to calculate expulsion losses.