History of Russia

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The Rapid Spread of Non-Ethnic Russian Buddhism 1988–1992
Dr. Alexander Berzin Buddhist groups began to officially register throughout the USSR only in 1988–1990. An important role in this was played by the visits and talks in 1987–90 by Dr. Alexander Berzin (1944– ), a Harvard PhD who had lived in Dharamsala, India for many years...
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The Pre-Soviet History of Buddhism in Tuva
A brief history of the spread of Tibetan Buddhism among the Turkic Tuvans in Russia prior to the founding of the Soviet Union
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Buddhism in the Mongol and Turkic Regions of Russia 2023
Since the fall of the Soviet Union, Buddhism has been revived in the Buryat and Kalmyk Mongol regions and the Tuvinian and Altaian Turkic regions of Russia and is currently flourishing in 2023.
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Non-Ethnic Buddhism in the Russian Empire and the USSR
A survey of the rise of Buddhism in the Russian Empire and the USSR among those who did not come from a traditional Buddhist background.
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The Pre-Soviet History of Buddhism in the Russian Empire
A brief history of the spread of Tibetan Buddhism in the Russian Empire prior to the founding of the Soviet Union
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