Roma prisoners

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Roma prisoners were members of the Romani ethnic minority incarcerated in Nazi camps, many of whom were subjected to persecution, forced labor, and mass murder during the Holocaust.

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Roma prisoners canonical 1

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Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Holocaust victims
group of people
persecuted minority
alsoKnownAs Gypsy prisoners
Sinti and Roma prisoners
classifiedAs racially inferior by Nazi regime
commemoratedOn International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Roma Holocaust Memorial Day
ethnicity Romani
experienced disease outbreaks
high mortality rates
malnutrition
overcrowding
hadSubgroup Lovara prisoners
Sinti prisoners
heldIn ghettos
killing centers
labor camps
transit camps
imprisonedByReasonOf Nazi racial laws
linked to: NaziRacialPolicy

racist ideology
imprisonedDuring World War II
incarceratedIn Auschwitz-Birkenau
linked to: AuschwitzBirkenau

Belzec extermination camp
linked to: Belzec

Buchenwald
Chelmo extermination camp
Dachau
Jasenovac concentration camp
Mauthausen
Nazi concentration camps
Nazi extermination camps
linked to: Nazi camp system

Ravensbrück
Sachsenhausen
Sobibor extermination camp
linked to: Sobibor

Treblinka extermination camp
linked to: Treblinka
partOf Romani genocide
linked to: Porajmos
persecutedBy Nazi Germany
SS
rememberedIn Holocaust memorials
linked to: Holocaust museums
subjectTo beatings
deportation
family separation
forced labor
forced sterilization
mass murder
medical experiments
racial persecution
starvation
targetedBy Nazi racial hygiene policies
victimOf Holocaust
Porajmos

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Aktion 14f13 targetedGroup Roma prisoners