Encyclopaedia: Genocide Sinti and Roma

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This Encyclopaedia is the first comprehensive overview of the existing knowledge on the persecution and murder of the Sinti and Roma under National Socialism and during the Second World War (1933–1945) in Europe. More than 100 authors from 25 countries (as of December 2024) are involved. The articles on the history and aftermath of the genocide, also known as the ‘Holocaust of the Sinti and Roma’, are constantly being updated and will grow to around 1000 contributions by the end of 2025. You can find out which focal points are already available under the menu item ‘News’.

Reinhard Florian (1923–2014)»Nach fast vier Jahren Lager und Hunger und Schwerstarbeit (…) war ich im Mai 1945 in Ebensee schließlich selbst zum ›Muselmann‹ geworden.«Quelle

Reinhard Florian, Ich wollte nach Hause, nach Ostpreußen! Das Überleben eines deutschen Sinti, hg. von Jana Mechelhoff-Herezi und Uwe Neumärker, 2012, S. 66.

You can search the content from A to Z, explore thematic focal points via the Rubrics or find places, people, keywords and authors via the Index. A Chronology contains the most important events connected with the genocide. In addition, Photographs and Maps illustrate the dimensions of the persecution and murder of the Sinti and Roma in Europe.

Further information on the project can be found in About Us. You can find out more about the concept of the Encyclopaedia in the Editorial.