Six essays relating to the persecution of Gypsies and Gypsy children essays.

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Six essays relating to the persecution of Gypsies and Gypsy children essays.

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Consists of copies of six essays relating to the persecution of Gypsies and Gypsy children during the Holocaust. The include "Schicksale der 'Zigeunerkinder' aus der St. Josefpflege in Mulfingen," by Johannes Meister, Nationalsozialistische Methoden zur Loesung der 'Zigeunerfrage,'" by Bernard Streck, "Die Neu Generation und die alte Ideologie," by Romani Rose, "Die nationalsozialistischeen Methoden zur 'Loesung des Zigeunerproblems,'" by Bernard Streck, "Ihnen geschah Unrecht," by Joachim Hohmann, and "Von der 'Zigeunerforschung' zur 'Tziganologie,'" by Romani Rose. Among the topics discussed in the essays are children used for research, the solution for the "Zigeunerfrage" by the Nazis, methods of persecution during World War II, treatment of Gypsies since the Holocaust, and racism.

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Streck, Bernhard.

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Wiesenthal, Simon, 1908-2005

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Simon Wiesenthal was born December 31, 1908 in Buczacz, Kingdom of Galicia, Austria-Hungary (now known as Buchach, Ukraine). He is a Holocaust survivor of several concentration camps and the death march to Chemnitz. After the war he was a famous Nazi hunter, and played a small role in locating Adolf Eichmann. Before the war, he studied architecture at Czech Technical University in Prague and married Cyla Müller, 1936. In 1947, Wiesenthal co-founded the Jewish Historical Documentation Centre in L...

Hohmann, Joachim.

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Meister, Johannes-Jürgen, 1937-

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Rose, Romani.

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