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Gypsies `under threat' from racist upsurge
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GYPSIES from the 12 European Union states, as well as Romania
and the former Yugoslavia, ended the first-ever European Gypsy
Congress during the weekend with a warning of the dangers of an
upsurge in racism.
At what they called a "watershed" four-day convention in
Seville, Gypsy delegates expressed fears that a new spread of
fascism could present a serious threat to their communities. They
recalled that 500,000 Gypsies are believed to have been
exterminated by the Nazis.
The upsu...
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Germany hastens exit of Gypsies
The Boston Globe
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