  == Re: 1981 Croatia statistics ==  Here is the product per capita data for major cities (SFRY=100): Sarajevo 133, Titograd 87, Zagreb 188, Skopje 90, Ljubljana 260, Belgrade 141, Priština 70, Novi Sad 172, Banja Luka 97, Split 137. (Absolute figures are listed too; Yugoslav average was something like 88,800 dinars per capita, which is not too useful as an information.)  Ethnic makeup: * Zagreb - Croats 82.1% * Split - Croats 83.2% * Rijeka - Croats 67.4%, Yugoslavs 15.8% * Osijek - Croats 57.2%, Serbs 18.0%, Yugoslavs 17.9% * Zadar - Croats 79.7% * Pula - Croats 62.4%, Yugoslavs 17.0% * Slavonski Brod - Croats 80.4% * Karlovac - Croats 61.4%, Serbs 23.2%, Yugoslavs 12.0% * Sisak - Croats 61.7%, Serbs 18.4%, Yugoslavs 15.1% * Varaždin - Croats 93.3%  As I noted, figures that are less than 10% are not listed here.  If you'd like to cite any of the above figures in an article, here's the code which you can copy and paste:  : {{cite book | title=Atlas svijeta | year=1984 | edition=3rd | publisher=Sveučilišna naklada Liber | location=Zagreb | language=Croatian | editor1-first=Radovan | editor1-last=Radovinović | editor2-first=Ivan | editor2-last=Bertić}}   It will look like this:   If there's anything else, you know where you can find me... -)   