Demographics
According to the indictment of prosecutor Carla Del Ponte against Slobodan Milošević at the ICTY, the Croat and non-Serb population from the 1991 census was approximately as follows:
| Census (1991) | Serbs | Croats | Others | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Later RSK total | 245,800 (52.3%) | 168,000 (35.8%) | 55,900 (11.9%) | 469,700 |
| UNPA Sector North and South | 170,100 (67%) | 70,700 (28%) | 13,100 (5%) | 253,900 |
| SAO Western Slavonia | 14,200 (60%) | 6,900 (29%) | 2,600 (11%) | 23,700 |
| SAO SBWS | 61,500 (32%) | 90,500 (47%) | 40,200 (21%) | 192,200 |
Thus Serbs comprised 52.3% and Croats 35.8% of the population of SAO Krajina respectively in 1991.
According to data set forth at the meeting of the Government of the RSK in July 1992, its ethnic composition was 88% Serbs, 7% Croats, 5% others. As of November 1993, less than 400 ethnic Croats still resided in UNPA Sector South, and between 1,500 and 2,000 remained in UNPA Sector North.
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