Roma Genocide
Gina Csanyi-Robah is co-founder and director of the Canadian Romani Alliance and a member of the Canadian Delegation to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance.
As the remembrance day for the genocide of the Roma on 2 August approaches, she provides Romani perspectives on why this history is still missing from classrooms [...]
The Toronto Roma Community Centre is hosting at Culture Link (2240 Dundas St. W Toronto, ON) on Sunday August 2, 2pm to 4pm
Everyone Welcome
This is Public Awarness
A memory of one of the biggest hate crimes in history that humanity has ever witnessed.
Special Speakers:
Leszlo Sarkozi Jr., and Chantel Hilare
Musical Performance:
Leszlo Sarkozi, Miklos Sarkozi, and Alex T. Sarkozi
During World War II, the Nazis perpetrated a genocide of Europe’s Roma and Sinti, who they saw as racially inferior and as social outsiders. It is thought that 70-80% of the European community was murdered [...]
Long after he started a new life in Montreal, Paul Herczeg was still bearing witness to the final moments of thousands of Roma sent to their deaths at Auschwitz in a single night in 1944. For decades, well into his 80s, he volunteered with the Montreal Holocaust Museum, meeting with school groups, giving media interviews, contributing to virtual exhibitions and oral history projects [...]
Montreal-based groups welcomed last week’s unanimous consent motion by Canada recognizing the genocide of the Romani population by the Nazis during World War II, 76 years ago [...]
On August 12, 2020, the Genocide of Roma and Sinti, which that took place during WWII was officially recognized by the Government of Canada following a unanimous consent motion in the House of Commons brought forward by Member of Parliament Sameer Zuberi. This official acknowledgement made possible by a successful “Act of Parliament” was the outcome of over a decade of determined work by the Canadian Roma community [...]
The Devouring: Can there be a stronger word in the English language to depict sheer horror and utter helplessness? This is the translation of the Roma word, Porajmos […]
“Dr. Mengele had always been more interested in Tibi. I am not sure why — perhaps because he was the older twin. Mengele made several operations on Tibi. One surgery on his spine left my brother paralyzed. He could not walk anymore [...]
