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Radulescu compared the expulsions to the ones carried out by Romania's pro-Nazi dictator Marshal Ion Antonescu, who ruled the country during the World War II. Antonescu deported 25,000 Gypsies ...
Romania has Europe's largest Gypsy community. A recent census put ... "During and after World War II they faced an extermination campaign. During the Communist years, they faced forced assimilation.
Gypsy leader compares Sarkozy to Romania's pro-Nazi wartime leader after Gypsy expulsions - Fox News
Gypsy leader Radulescu compared the expulsions to the ones carried out by Romania's pro-Nazi dictator Marshal Ion Antonescu, who ruled the country during the World War II. Antonescu deported ...
who ruled the country during the World War II. Antonescu deported 25,000 Gypsies from Romania to the Soviet region of Trans-Dniester in 1942. Some 11,000 Gypsies died from exposure, typhus ...
Dozens of Gypsies clamored to meet with human rights activists helping them win compensation for being forced into slave labor under Romania’s Nazi-allied regime during World War II. Windows ...
As today’s France expels a wave of Romanian Gypsies seeking an escape from ... held for 18 months at Montreuil-Bellay during World War II. The betrayal was perhaps sharpest for his grandfather ...
Romanian President Traian Basescu apologized for the country deporting thousands of Gypsies to Nazi death camps during World War II. Basescu, in the first such apology to the Romany community ...
President Traian Basescu said it was Romania's duty to "recognize the genocide during World War II" and to honor the victims. Basescu was joined by Holocaust survivors, both Jewish and Gypsies ...
As today’s France expels a wave of Romanian gypsies seeking an escape from ... held for 18 months at Montreuil-Bellay during World War II. The betrayal was perhaps sharpest for his grandfather ...
Radulescu compared the expulsions to the ones carried out by Romania’s pro-Nazi dictator Marshal Ion Antonescu, who ruled the country during the World War II. Antonescu deported 25,000 Gypsies ...
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