AMERICAN CITIZENS IN EUROPE
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According to an investigation conducted by the United States Department of State, 1927-1929, the number of American citizens living permanently or semi-permanently in Europe amounts to 77,063. Of these, Austria contains 979; there are 857 in Belgium; the number living in Great Britain and Northern Ireland is 11,717; there are 62 in Bulgaria; Czecho-Slovakia contains 2,600; the free city of Danzig has 18; there are 406 in Denmark; 18 live in Estonia; 236 are in Finland: France has the largest number or 25,860. There are 3,027 in Germany; 11 in Gibraltar; 3,146 in Greece; twelve hundred in Hungary; 1,193 in the Irish Free State; ten thousand in Italy. Latvia was listed as having 86; Lithuania, 750; Malta, 26; the Netherlands, 241; Norway, six hundred; Poland, six thousand; Portugal, including Madeira and the Azores, 479; Roumania, two thousand; Russia, 150—this is probably somewhat less than the real number; Jugoslavia, 2,500; Spain, including the Canary Islands, 805; Sweden, 658; and Switzerland, 1,438.