It was recorded in May 1991 and is now featured in “Testimonies of Roma and Sinti,” a new database devoted to the Romani genocide of World War II. Made public to coincide with the ...

It was one of the deadliest days during the "Porajmos" — the genocide of the Sinti and Roma in Europe ... and persecution did not stop when World War II ended in 1945. His relatives were ...

Eighty years ago, 4,300 Sinti and Roma were murdered in Auschwitz ... that discrimination and persecution did not stop when World War II ended in 1945. His relatives were seriously ill and unable ...

ideologically-driven persecution and murder of six million Jews across Europe and half a million Roma and Sinti by Nazi Germany (1933–1945) and other racist states. Nazi ideology built upon pre ...

“Dad, why are we here?” “Because we are Sinti and Roma.” “We are Sinti and Roma, but not we did nothing.” …and we arrived at Auschwitz. «The Sardinian affair – warns Luca Bravi ...

Lest we forget” by UNESCO Artist for Peace, Luigi Toscano, who photographed and interviewed the last survivors of the Roma and Sinti genocide and their descendants to capture their stories, characters ...

The Nazis murdered 4,300 Sinti-Roma men, women and children in ... up and kill some 6 million Jews across Europe during World War II. The figure represented around two-thirds of Europe's Jewish ...

The Roma people, made up of several different communities including Romani, Sinti and Manouche, came to Europe centuries ago from the Indian subcontinent. Their nomadic traditions incited ...

The campaign is being led by the Zor Collective, which brings together young Roma, Travellers and Sinti from across France. They are using the hashtag #NosViesdeGitansComptent – Gypsy Lives ...

For example, Romani people in German-speaking areas identify as Sinti, whereas in French-speaking ... received recognition as victims after World War II, nations including West Germany continued ...

Many subjects are taboo within the gypsy or rather Roma and Sinti communities This partly ... film mentions almost a million who died in World War II concentration camps Now that ever fewer ...

A dozen years after it was opened, however, the future is uncertain for Berlin’s memorial to up to 500,000 Sinti and Roma victims of National Socialism. On Friday evening, dozens of people ...