A look at the nationalities of the 150 aboard the Germanwings jet that crashed in France

There were 150 passengers and crew aboard the plane that crashed Tuesday in the French Alps. Germany’s Foreign Ministry on Thursday came up with its first complete list of their nationalities, which was complicated to compile because some have dual nationality.

Here’s a breakdown, listing first those people with one nationality and then those with dual citizenship:

— 71 Germans.

— 48 Spaniards.

— 3 Argentines.

— 3 Americans.

— 2 Australians.

— 2 British.

— 2 Colombians

— 2 Iranians

— 1 Belgian.

— 1 Dane.

— 1 Dutch.

— 1 Japanese.

— 1 Mexican.

— 1 Moroccan.

— 1 Venezuelan.

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— 3 German/Kazakh

— 1 German/Japanese

— 1 Spanish/British

— 1 Spanish/Israeli

— 1 Spanish/Moroccan

— 1 Spanish/Mexican

— 1 Venezuelan/Chilean

— 1 nationality unclear

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