Hungary (HUN)

Hungary is a country in Europe with a population of 9,683,700. Hungary, in Central Europe, is famous for its thermal baths, paprika-rich cuisine, and the Danube River flowing through Budapest. Hungarians cherish their language, folk art, and a history of resilience. Roman Catholicism and Calvinism are the main faiths, and churches are central to village and city life. Hungary’s spiritual calendar is filled with religious holidays, music, and traditional fairs, reflecting a blend of faith and national pride.

People Groups of Hungary:

Hungary Fast Facts:

Total People Groups:8
Total Population:9,683,700
Unengaged and Unreached:
People Groups:0
Population:0
Engaged yet Unreached:
People Groups:5
Population:9,570,500
No Longer Unreached:
People Groups:3
Population:113,200

Hungary Realities:

Weighted GSEC: 1  
Dying Daily: 355  
Dying Daily without Christ: 354  
Birth Rate: 10.2  
Death Rate: 13

People Groups of Hungary

Strategic Progress Index
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8 people groups

PhotoPeople Group IDNameCountryPopulation ▲Strategic Progress IndexLanguageReligion
Khalka MongolsKhalka MongolsHungary1,200No Longer UnreachedHalh MongolianAtheism
Han ChineseHan ChineseHungary15,500No Longer UnreachedMandarin ChineseChinese Folk Religion
GermansGermansHungary35,000Engaged yet UnreachedGermanUnaffiliated
Ashkenazi JewsAshkenazi JewsHungary48,000Engaged yet UnreachedEastern YiddishJudaism
RomaniansRomaniansHungary96,500No Longer UnreachedRomanianEastern Orthodox Christianity
Deaf HungariansDeaf HungariansHungary97,500Engaged yet UnreachedHungarian Sign LanguageRoman Catholicism
Carpathian RomaniCarpathian RomaniHungary500,000Engaged yet UnreachedCarpathian RomaniUnaffiliated
HungariansHungariansHungary8,890,000Engaged yet UnreachedHungarianRoman Catholicism

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