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The Nazi Genocide of the Roma: Reassessment and Commemoration

Melissa D. Hughes

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Inclusion of Roma within the framework of genocide remains fertile ground for debate. Historians have often couched the persecution of the Roma by the Nazis in the category of others. Edited by Ant...

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Inclusion of Roma within the framework of genocide remains fertile ground for debate. Historians have often couched the persecution of the Roma by the Nazis in the category of others. Edited by Ant...

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Inclusion of Roma within the framework of genocide remains fertile ground for debate. Historians have often couched the persecution of the Roma by the Nazis in the category of others. Edited by Ant...

Key concepts: Genocide, Persecution, Nazism, Political science, Inclusion (mineral), Criminology, History, Law

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