Austrian Silesia

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Austrian Silesia
Capital		Opava 49°56′N, 17°54′E
Official languages		German
Government		Autonomy
Area
-	Total	5.147 km² sq mi
Population
-	1910 estimate	756.949
Time zone		CET (UTC+1)
-	Summer (DST)	CEST (UTC+2)

Austrian Silesia (Polish: Śląsk Austriacki, German: Österreichisch Schlesien) was an autonomous region of the Austria.

Cities > 5.000 peoples in 1880:

Cities	Population
Bielsko-Biała	13.060
Frýdek-Místek	5.912
Bruntál	7.595
Krnov	11.792
Cieszyn	13.004
Opava	20.563

Austrian Silesia in list of population (1910) owned 756.949 peoples:

43 % - Germans
31 % - Poles
26 % - Czechs

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