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1 The Impact of the Holocaust on European Gypsies Cavan Hussein English, Period 8

2 Victims of the Holocaust  6 million Jews were killed  11 million total people were persecuted  Homosexuals, Jehovah’s witnesses, Poles, handicapped individuals, Soviet POW’s, Gypsies

3 Map of Gypsy Distribution (1933) http://www.ushmm.org/lcmedia/map/lc/image/eur77050.gif

4 Jewish women lined up just before being killed. http://wisdompodcast.files.wordpress.com/2006/05/Stripped%20Women%20holocaust%20Watched%20Men.jpg

5 Serbs and Gypsies rounded up for deportation are marched to Kozara and Jasenovac concentration camps http://www.eastrenfrewshire.gov.uk/holocaust_gypsies__005.jpg

6 Concentration Camp Map http://www.mapsorama.com/maps/europe/Holocaust-Europe.jpg

7 The Expulsion of Gypsies From Germany  January 30, 1940  30,000 Gypsies were expelled from Germany to Poland

8 Heinrich Himmler  Dec. 16, 1942  Was the overseer of the concentration and extermination camps  Ordered all Gypsies to go to concentration camps  20,000 went to camp, 10,000 killed on the spot http://www.dhm.de/lemo/obj ekte/pict/f60_1237/index.jpg

9 Dr. Robert Ritter  Was best known for cause the genocide and persecution of the Roma  Performed analyses on Gypsies  Concluded Gypsies were of mixed blood  Degenerate blood and criminal tendencies  Head of the Eugenic and Population Biological Research Station http://www.ilreporter.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/holocaust_dr_robert_ritter__670_382_100_cropped.jpg

10 Gypsies Today 65 years later http://www.ournewoffice.com/wp- content/uploads/2008/09/gypsy-family.jpg

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