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"""This is a valuable addition to the available literature in English on the essential issue of the treatment of Europe's Gypsy population by the Nazi regime. It is full of essential and hitherto unknown information. The translation is accurate and even elegant."" --Steven T. Katz, Boston University ""We have so few books on the Gypsies based on primary archival data, so it is a pleasure to welcome this one to the literature. It is an outstanding contribution to Holocaust research on the non-Jewish victims of the Third Reich."" --Jack Nusan Porter, University of Massachusetts-Lowell"

""This is a valuable addition to the available literature in English on the essential issue of the treatment of Europe's Gypsy population by the Nazi regime. It is full of essential and hitherto unknown information. The translation is accurate and even elegant."" --Steven T. Katz, Boston University ""We have so few books on the Gypsies based on primary archival data, so it is a pleasure to welcome this one to the literature. It is an outstanding contribution to Holocaust research on the non-Jewish victims of the Third Reich."" --Jack Nusan Porter, University of Massachusetts-Lowell

This is a valuable addition to the available literature in English on the essential issue of the treatment of Europe's Gypsy population by the Nazi regime. It is full of essential and hitherto unknown information. The translation is accurate and even elegant. --Steven T. Katz, Boston University We have so few books on the Gypsies based on primary archival data, so it is a pleasure to welcome this one to the literature. It is an outstanding contribution to Holocaust research on the non-Jewish victims of the Third Reich. --Jack Nusan Porter, University of Massachusetts-Lowell

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Erika Thurner is a Professor at the Institute for Political Science at the University of Innsbruck in Austria. Gilya Gerda Schmidt is Associate Professor of Religious Studies and Chair of the Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Program in Judaic Studies at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Michael Berenbaum is President and CEO of the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation in Los Angeles.

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