The Nazi genocide of the Sinti and Roma
and the long struggle for recognition
and the long struggle for recognition
The Nazi genocide
of the Sinti and Roma and the
long struggle for recognition
of the Sinti and Roma and the
long struggle for recognition
„Racial Diagnosis:Gypsy“
Roma and Sinti in the Warsaw ghetto
Roma and Sinti were first sent to the Warsaw ghetto in May 1942. Along with their Jewish fellow sufferers, most met their death in the gas chambers of Treblinka or were shot in the vicinity of the extermination camp.
01.1 | Photograph of Roma or Sinti children in Warsaw taken by a German soldier in 1940/41. The children were probably later sent to the Warsaw ghetto. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Photo Archives
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01.2 | Photograph of Roma or Sinti children in Warsaw taken by a German soldier in 1940/41. The children were probably later sent to the Warsaw ghetto. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Photo Archives
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01.3 | Photograph of Roma or Sinti children in Warsaw taken by a German soldier in 1940/41. The children were probably later sent to the Warsaw ghetto. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Photo Archives
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02 | ‘Order pertaining to residence restrictions for gypsies in the Warsaw-Land District’, dated 28 May 1942 ‘Any gypsies found outside the Jewish residential districts in the area of Warsaw Province District Office are to be sent to the nearest Jewish residential district, to which their place of abode will be permanently restricted.’ United States […]
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