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'The Forgotten Holocaust: The Persecution of Gypsies by the Nazis'.

Diana S. Stewart, Case, G

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This is the first historical documentary to trace the continental reach of the Nazi persecution of Roma and Gypsies. With interviews in Poland, Hungary, France, German and the low countries it demonstrates the specific racial logic of the Nazi genocide of the Roma.

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This is the first historical documentary to trace the continental reach of the Nazi persecution of Roma and Gypsies. With interviews in Poland, Hungary, France, German and the low countries it demonstrates the specific racial logic of the Nazi genocide of the Roma.

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This is the first historical documentary to trace the continental reach of the Nazi persecution of Roma and Gypsies. With interviews in Poland, Hungary, France, German and the low countries it demonstrates the specific racial logic of the Nazi genocide of the Roma.

Key concepts: Persecution, Nazism, The Holocaust, Genocide, German, World War II, History, Ethnology

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