Past

Based on the study of a specific community between 1927 and 1947, the Čoroman Roma from Tulcea in eastern Romania, the chapter offers an anthropological reading of the relationship between written sources in state archives and oral information ...

Using a microhistorical approach, the article focuses on the implementation of the central policies of socialist Czechoslovakia aimed at regulating the movement of Roma, namely the legal efforts to settle "nomadic" people and subsequently ...

In the first session of the Romani History Seminar, participants will read and discuss a pre-circulated paper by Ari Joskowicz. The paper is the seventh and final chapter of the book manuscript "Jews and Roma in the Shadow of Genocide.

Pavel Vařeka, the head of the Department of Archaeology of the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, will present the results of the ongoing research at the site of the former concentration camp in Lety and the surrounding area.

In recent years, an increasing number of research projects, publications, and media have directed their attention toward the subject of Romani migrations and mobilities. Nevertheless, the majority of these studies have seldom integrated ...

The conference focuses on analysing the reasoning behind the forced sterilization of Roma in the Czech(oslovak) Republic in the context of eugenics and the welfare state.

The aim of this public event is to discuss ongoing research on the Holocaust of Roma and Sinti in the Czech and Slovak Republics, including the topics of Holocaust remembrance and memorialization. The Romani and non-Romani discussants will also ...

“My Black-and-White Shadows: Memento Mori” is an exhibition of paintings by Zdeněk Daniel (born 1970), an architect and artist from Jablonec nad Nisou. His father, Zdeněk Daniel senior (born 1929), was saved from the transport of Roma from Moravia

Understanding the genocide of the Roma during World War II seems crucial for understanding the post-war history of Romani families and communities across Europe.

Public discussion among members of Czech and German Roma and Sinti genocide survivor families. It will be moderated by Jana Horváthová (Museum of Romani Culture, Brno) and Jana Müller (Alternatives Youth Center, Dessau).