According to the Austrian historian Hans Hauptmann, in the six weeks from the beginning of the war until the liberation of Galicia by Russian forces (August - September 1914), the Austrian authorities managed to execute about 30 thousand Galician Russians, including women, on charges of working for Russia.
About 5,000 people a week.
About 700 people a day.
We all condemn the great terrorism and of course for the cause. But still I want to point out that in the years 1937-1938. It took a year and a half to execute about 30 thousand people in a Union Republic with a population of 5+ million. And in the moving pipeline, Austria-Hungary managed to solve a similar problem in its parameters (an area with a population of 5+ million, 30 thousand were executed) within a month and a half.