There was no rule for all gypsies/Romani. There were no laws to follow like with other groups. Different tribes were treated differently, though ultimately they would meet the same fate.
I have answered specifically in a similar question, but generally; in occupied territories nomadic Gypsies were interned in ghettos immediately for fear that they might be spies or cover for spies or resistance movements. Gypsies were seen as more pure-blooded as they had more of a tendancy to marry within their own group and were the best example of Aryan specimins and Himmler set up an institute for the examination of gypsies, they were held in camps where they endured medical experiments towards the end of the war they were all exterminated to remove the evidence.
no, but they were not seen as being in danger as they were not targeted in the same way.
they included jehovas witnesses, communists, jews,homosexuals, and gypsies. also, his primary target was gypsies.
The term "gypsies" refers to the Roma people, who were a targeted group during the Holocaust. They were subject to persecution, forced labor, and mass killings by the Nazis and their collaborators. It is estimated that hundreds of thousands of Roma people were killed during this time.
generally they were allowed to wear their own clothes
They had to wear a badge with the letter P.
# Jews # Gypsies # Communists and socialists # Dissidents
Jews (and Gypsies)
During the Holocaust, the Nazis targeted seven major groups: Jews, Romas (gypsies), homosexuals, Slavs, mentally and physically handicapped, Jehovah's Witnesses, and Soviet Prisoners of war.
no, but they were not seen as being in danger as they were not targeted in the same way.
anywhere but Germany
Generally, Jews, homosexuals, gypsies, communists, the physically and/or mentally disabled, and others.
The vagrants of the holocaust were referred to as the Romani or gypsies. An estimated 220,000-500,000 gypsies and vagrants died.
they included jehovas witnesses, communists, jews,homosexuals, and gypsies. also, his primary target was gypsies.
The only races targeted for complete destruction were the Jews and the 'gypsies'. Many other groups were also targeted, but either were not ethnic groups (races) or were not targeted for completed destruction.
None. The Japanese were not targeted during the Holocaust.
No. Also targeted were Jehovah's Witnesses, communists, homosexuals, Rom ("Gypsies"), the crippled, the mentally ill, and Slavs.
The term "gypsies" refers to the Roma people, who were a targeted group during the Holocaust. They were subject to persecution, forced labor, and mass killings by the Nazis and their collaborators. It is estimated that hundreds of thousands of Roma people were killed during this time.