Original sentence: 1,350,000 in Serbia and Montenegro according to the last census of 1981, approximately 40,000 of whom are in Montenegro and the remaining in Serbia (mostly Kosovo), including refugees abroad following the conflict of 1998-1999.100,000 Albanians in southern Italy, mostly in the Calabria region, the majority having arrived since 1991.38,000 in Montenegro according to the 1981 census; an estimated 50,000  today.440,000 in the Republic of Macedonia in the 1994 census, an estimated 500,000 today.A tenuous breakdown of Albanians by location is as follows:.According to unofficial estimates , over 500,000 in Greece (Orthodox Albanians - Arvanites, Cham Albanians, Albanian nationals).Due to the high rate of immigration of various ethnic groups throughout the Balkans in the last two decades, exact figures are difficult to obtain.Most of these are illegal; official figures show only about 150,000.The Albanians are the people of the western Balkan peninsula, numbering today approximately six million
Edited sentence: 1,350,000 in Serbia and Montenegro (last census of 1981), out of which 40,000 in Montenegro, the remaining in Serbia (mostly Kosovo) (including refugees abroad following the conflict of 1998-1999).100,000 Albanians live in southern Italy, mostly in the Calabria region, the majority having arrived since 1991.40,000 in Montenegro.440,000 in the Republic of Macedonia (1994 census).The Albanians are the people of the western Balkan peninsula, numbering today six million:.over 500,000 in Greece (Orthodox Albanians - Arvanites, Cham Albanians, Albanian nationals) (unofficial Greek estimate of around half million just illegal immigrants )