Hinduism in Estonia
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[edit] Introduction
From the religious movements of Eastern origin that reached Estonia, beginning from the end of the 1980s, first and foremost were the ones inspired by Hinduism and Buddhism.
Hinduism and Buddhism were registered in the 1990s.
[edit] Population of Hindus as per 2000 Census
The 2000 census of Estonia showed 138 Hindus in Estonia.
This includes under the name Hindu 90 people (including 54 Estonians)and under Hare Krishna 48 (including 22 Estonians) [1]
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- Request for an Indian Embassy in the Baltics By Surinder Paul Attri 15/01/2003 At 22:41
- World Congress on Ethnic Religions
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