Hinduism in Germany
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According to German government statistics, Hinduism in Germany has a following of 97,190 people. Of these followers of Hinduism, 45,000 are Tamil, 8,000 are from Afghanistan, 7,500 are white, and the rest are Indian and others.
[edit] See also
- Demographics of Germany
- List of Hindu temples all over the world
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