Hungarian Erotic

Hungarians (Magyars, Magyarok) comprise approximately 89% of the Hungarian population — about 8.5M+ in Hungary, plus the substantial cross-border Hungarian populations in Romania (the Hungarian community of Transylvania, ~1.2M+), Slovakia (~400,000+), Serbia (the Vojvodina Hungarians, ~250,000+), Ukraine (Transcarpathia Hungarians, ~150,000+), Austria (Burgenland Hungarians), Croatia, Slovenia, plus the substantial global Hungarian diaspora (~2-3M+ predominantly in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Israel, Argentina). The cross-border Hungarian populations are the legacy of the post-1920 Treaty of Trianon that reduced Hungarian territory by approximately two-thirds and left approximately 3M+ Hungarians outside the new Hungarian borders. The Hungarian language (Magyar) is part of the Uralic / Finno-Ugric family — the most-spoken Uralic language globally. Predominantly Roman Catholic (~37%) plus Calvinist Protestant (~12%), Lutheran Protestant, Greek Catholic, irreligious / unaffiliated. Genome-wide studies place Hungarians as showing predominantly European source-population ancestry with subtle Magyar Steppe-source distinguishing features detectable in some studies.