(1.0%) Calvinist: 2,270 (1.0%) Greek Catholic: 217 (0.1%) Unitarian: 1 (0.0%) Other or unknown: 52 (0.0%) In 1910, the county had a population of 265,272 people and was composed of the following linguistic communities: Total: Croatian: 142,616 (53.76%) Serbian: 66,783 (25.18%) Hungarian: 16,462 (6.21%) German: 13,143 (4.95%) Slovak: 3,352 (1.26%) Romanian: 154 (0.06%) Ruthenian: 2,888 (1.09%) Other or unknown: 19,874 (7.49%) According to the census of 1910, the county was composed of the following religious communities: Total: Roman Catholic: 185,896 (70.1%) Greek Orthodox: 67,273 (25.4%) Lutheran: 3,410 (1.3%) Calvinist: 3,227 (1.2%) Greek Catholic: 2,986 (1.1%) Jewish: 2,432 (0.9%) Unitarian: 5 (0.0%) Other or unknown: 43 (0.0%) Subdivisions In the early 20th century, the subdivisions of Pozsega county were: References Literature 1920 disestablishments Former counties of Croatia Counties in the Kingdom of Hungary States and territories established in the 12th century History of Slavonia