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Mennonites in Uruguay

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On October 27, 1948, the first group of about 750 arrived in Uruguay. They founded the El OmbĂș congregation in 1950. The second group of immigrants, comprising 429 persons, arrived 19 October 1951 and founded the Gartental Colony in 1952. A congregation was also organized in Montevideo the same year.
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In 1986 the four Russian Mennonite congregations had a membership of 525. There were 507 members in the four congregations in 2003, 572 in 2009 and 607 in 2012. Altogether there were 1,457 members in 23 congregations in 2012, the majority not German speaking. Because only baptized adult members are
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The immigrants established three agricultural settlements, that have organized separate producer-consumer cooperatives. Each settlement has a school, retirement center, and a hospital-nursing home. A fourth colony, that is specialized in
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counted, the whole Mennonite population including children is somewhat higher. A 2020 survey found that there are more than 200 Mennonite colonies in nine Latin American countries, with 3 in Uruguay.
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The immigrants established three agricultural settlements that have organized separate producer-consumer cooperatives. Each settlement has a school, retirement center, and a hospital-nursing home:
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Although Uruguayan Mennonites are relatively integrated in the mainstream society, some of them still keep their original
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The immigrant belong to a group that is often referred to as Russian Mennonites, because they developed into an
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have been present since 1948. The Mennonites of Uruguay are made up of ethnic
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The majority of the 1,200 Mennonites who came to Uruguay in the aftermath of
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Standard German
Plautdietsch
Russian Mennonites
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Russian Empire
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