This study examines the discursive struggle for the recognition of the Nazi genocide of the Sinti and Roma in the Federal Republic of Germany until 1990. At least 200,000 Sinti and Roma were murdered under National Socialist rule. Survivors were met by the West German authorities and population with racist mindsets long after 1945.
Sebastian Lotto-Kusche
Holocaust Sinti und Roma Nationalsozialismus Bundesrepublik Deutschland Holocaust Sinti and Roma National Socialism Federal Republic of Germany