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The 16th Karmapa(Rangjung Rigpe Dorje) sent Ole and Hannah Nydahl to the West to spread Buddhism.
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The first Diamond Way Buddhist center was founded in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Rangjung Rigpe Dorje passed away, causing uncertainty about the next Karmapa.
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The Buddhist Center in Hamburg was established and is one of Europe's largest Buddhist centers.
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The first Diamond Way Buddhist centers opened in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Large Buddhist summer courses begin in Kassel, Germany, bringing thousands together for teachings.
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The Buddhist Center in Warsaw, Poland, was established as one of the largest in Eastern Europe.
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The first 10,000-Mantra Retreat was held in Karma Berchen Ling, Greece.
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First, online teachings and guided meditations are started.
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The first global Diamond Way meeting was held in Karma Guen, Spain.
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Large in-person gatherings, such as the Karma Kagyu Summer Course in Germany, resume after COVID-19.
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Diamond Way continues expanding in South America and Asia.