Samudaripen

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Samudaripen is a term used to refer to the genocide of the Romani people by Nazi Germany and its allies during World War II.

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Label Occurrences
Samudaripen canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Romani history
genocide
historical event
alsoKnownAs Porajmos
Roma genocide
cause Nazi racial policy
anti-Romani racism
racist ideology
commemorationDescription International Roma Holocaust Memorial Day
endTime 1945
estimatedNumberOfVictims 220000
500000
hasCommemorationDay 2 August
languageOfTerm Romani language
location Czechoslovakia
Germany
Hungary
Nazi-occupied Europe
Poland
Romania
Soviet Union territories under Nazi occupation
Yugoslavia
meaningOfName mass killing
methodOfKilling forced labor
gas chambers
mass shootings
medical experiments
starvation
partOf Holocaust
perpetrator Axis powers
German police units
Nazi Germany
Nazi SS
linked to: Schutzstaffel (SS)

collaborationist regimes
recognizedAsGenocideBy various historians
recognizedBy European Parliament
relatedTo Holocaust remembrance
Romani civil rights movement
startTime 1939
subjectOf Holocaust studies
Romani studies
targetedByPolicy Nazi racial laws
linked to: NaziRacialPolicy
timePeriod World War II
tookPlaceIn Auschwitz II-Birkenau
linked to: AuschwitzBirkenau

Auschwitz concentration camp
linked to: AuschwitzBirkenau

Belzec extermination camp
linked to: Belzec

Chelmno extermination camp
linked to: Chelmno

Jasenovac concentration camp
Sobibor extermination camp
linked to: Sobibor

Treblinka extermination camp
linked to: Treblinka

mass shooting sites
various forced-labor camps
victimEstimateRange 220000–500000 Romani people
victimGroup Romani people
linked to: Romani

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Porajmos alsoKnownAs Samudaripen
Porajmos relatedTo Samudaripen