Volume 3, 2010
The Porrajmos:
The "Gypsy Holocaust" and the Continuing Discrimination of Roma and Sinti after 1945
Edited by rainer Schulze
ISSN 1-904059-76-7

Volume 3 (2010)
The Porrajmos:
The "Gypsy Holocaust" and the Continuing Discrimination of Roma and Sinti after 1945

Edited by Rainer Schulze

ISSN 1-904059-76-7

Price: £7.00

Contents

The Porrajmos: The "Gypsy Holocaust" and the Continuing Discrimination of Roma and Sinti after 1945

Gloria Buckley MBC (Suffolk)

Our People Were Mullering for Hobben (Our people were dying for food): Stories and Thoughts

Ian Hancock (University of Texas, Austin)

On the Interpretation of a Word: Porrajmos as Holocaust

Donald Kenrick (London)

The Genocide of the Gypsies: What We Now Know and What We Still Don't Know

Janna Eliot (Barnet)

Settela: Het meisje heeft haar naam terug (The girl has got her name back)

Stephen D. Smith (Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History and Education, University of Southern California, Los Angeles)

Audio-Visual Interviews of Gypsy and Jewish victims of Nazi Genocidal Policy: Reflections on Language, Memory and Narrative Culture

Two Poems

Charles Adés Fishman, A Gypsy Boy in Ravensbrück

Julius Balbin, Lament for the Gypsies

Yvonne Robel (Hamburg) and Kathrin Herold (Bremen)

Politics of Remeberance in (West) Germany since 1945

Leticia Marques Osorio (University of Essex)

Not in Our Back Yard: The Right to Housing and freedom of forced Eviction of Gypsies and Travellers in the United Kingdom

Sylvain Aubry (University of Essex)

'Enough is Enough': The Controversy over the Eviction of Roma from France and the Long Shadow of the Holocaust

Paul Polansky (Knez Selo / Niš, Serbia)

Roma in UN Camps on North Kosovo: Poisoned by Lead

Rainer Schulze (University of Essex)

The Roma IDP Camps in Northern Mitrovica, Kosovo: Many Troubling Questions and Far Too Few Answers

Documents

German-Kosovar Agreement on the Return of the Refugess signed: The Planning of Forced Deportations is a Relapse into the Worst Time of Persecution of the 'Gypsies' (Statement by the Society for Threatened Peoples, Göttingen, 15 April 2010)

The Strasbourg declaration on Roma, adopted by the High Level Meeting at the Council of Europe, Strasbourg, 20 October 2010

Calendar Note

Rainer Schulze (University of Essex)

2 August 1944: The Liquidation of the Auschwitz Zigeunerfamilienlager

Experiences and Legacy of the Jewish Holocaust

Kayleigh Page (University of Essex)

Women and the Holocaust: A Study of Jewish Women's Experiences of the Łódź Ghetto, 1940-1944

Sharon Kangisser Cohen (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Hungarian Survivors of the Holocaust: Narratives of Betrayal and Trust

Joan Salter

Yom HaShoah: Why this Day is so important

Mark Goacher (The Sixth Form College, Colchester)

Why We Should Teach The Holocaust

Notice Board

Rainer Schulze

The Documentation and Cultural Centre of German Sinti and Roma, Heidelberg, Germany

Boris Erchenbrecher

The History of the Sinti and Roma in Lower saxony: An Exhibition Project

Wilfried Wiedemann

Persecuted Because of Their Race: Audio Interviews with Sinti Survivors from Lower Saxony

Jan Marsh and Jacki Reason

Portraits For Posterity: Holocaust Survivors Photographed by Matt Writtle

Nurit Jugend

They Played for Their Lives: A Documentary Film about Music and Survival during the Holocaust

Book Review

Lorna Gibb

Ian Hancock, Danger! Educated Gypsy: Selected Essays

Adelgard Scheuermann

Isabelle Choko, Meine Leben: Łódź - Auschwitz - Bergen-Belsen - Paris

Christina Schröder

Phyllis Lassner, Anglo-Jewish Women Writing the Holocaust: displaced Witnesses

Piers Wright

Alexandre Dauge-Roth, Writing and Filming the Genocide of the Tutsis in Rwanda: Dismembering and Remembering Traumatic History

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