In comparison to the Holocaust, the mass murder of half a million of Europe’s Roma and Sinti communities is unknown and unrecognized. That absence, and their continued persecution, pose questions we still struggle to answer
Source: https://www.haaretz.com
Slave labor, mass shootings and gas chambers: The Roma, World War 2's forgotten genocide
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