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ZAGREB, 22 Sept (Hina) - The Croatian Bureau of Statistics on Thursday released a new set of data on the 2021 population census which show that the shares of Croats and atheists have increased in the total population, while the numbers of Serbs and believers, including Catholics and Orthodox, have decreased.
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