(0.2%) Romanian: 127 (0.0%) Croatian: 63 (0.0%) Serbian: 21 (0.0%) Other or unknown: 2,444 (1.2%) According to the census of 1910, the county was composed of the following religious communities: Total: Roman Catholic: 118,179 (58.4%) Calvinist: 42,728 (21.1%) Greek Catholic: 20,089 (9.9%) Jewish: 14,251 (7.1%) Lutheran: 6,832 (3.4%) Greek Orthodox: 161 (0.0%) Unitarian: 24 (0.0%) Other or unknown: 24 (0.0%) In 1941: 203,438 Hungarians, 18,879 Slovaks, 2581 Bunjevacs, 904 Germans, 623 Roma, 256 Ruthenians, 72 Romanians, 3 Croatians, 105 other; 140,377 Roman Catholics, 45,384 Protestants, 22,476 Greek Catholics, 14,764 Jewish, 4773 Evangelicals, 339 Greek Orthodox, 116 Baptists and 55 Unitarians. Subdivisions In the early 20th century, the subdivisions of Abaúj-Torna were: The towns Füzér, Szikszó, Gönc and Abaújszántó are now in Hungary. See also Abaúj Abov Turňa References States and territories disestablished in 1920 Counties in the Kingdom of Hungary Divided regions