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Actions Displays	roots of antigypsyism: to the Holocaust and after Remove from selection Add to selection TitleThe roots of antigypsyism: to the Holocaust and after Author Ian Hancock Call number940.5318/0271 Object number04659b Place of publicationLanham, Maryland, United States PublisherUniversity Press of America Year of publication 1997 Physical description19-49 MaterialArticle Series titleStudies in the Shoah; v.19 ISBN0761807268 NotesArticle from the book'Confronting the Holocaust: a mandate for the 21st century' pp19-49 Description Together with the Jews, the Roman victims were the only ethnic/racial population selected for total annihilation. The focus is on the pre-1933 period and also examines the reason for antigypsyism. The Romani people in Europe today are the most vilifed and discriminated against of all ethnic and national populations.

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TitleThe roots of antigypsyism: to the Holocaust and after

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Ian Hancock

Call number940.5318/0271

Object number04659b

Place of publicationLanham, Maryland, United States

PublisherUniversity Press of America

Year of publication

1997

Physical description19-49

MaterialArticle

Series titleStudies in the Shoah; v.19

ISBN0761807268

NotesArticle from the book'Confronting the Holocaust: a mandate for the 21st century' pp19-49

Description

Together with the Jews, the Roman victims were the only ethnic/racial population selected for total annihilation. The focus is on the pre-1933 period and also examines the reason for antigypsyism. The Romani people in Europe today are the most vilifed and discriminated against of all ethnic and national populations.

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