Petre-Florin Manole, a Social Democrat, has become minister of labor as part of the small group of new faces in the Romanian ...

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During World War II, the Gypsies found themselves persecuted by Hitler who had them captured and put into concentration camps, where they were met with the same fate as the Jews.

Published for the first time in 2002, then expanded for the current edition to include numerous unpublished records, The Holocaust in Romania: The Destruction of Jews and Gypsies Under the ...

Even in Romania and Hungary, which were German satellites, containing considerable numbers of Gypsies, the Germans did not request them to initiate any measures against these residents.

That story has been well-told twice by Ioanid, first in his own masterful book “The Holocaust in Romania: The Destruction of Jews and Gypsies Under the Antonescu Regime, 1940-1944” and later ...

BUCHAREST, Romania — Jews and Gypsies have become the new outcasts of Romania, blamed in a hysterical new propaganda campaign for its problems. Vigilante groups have lynched Gypsies and burned ...

Being Jewish was a ‘way out’ of Romania Born in Cluj in 1956, Eckstein-Kovacs endured nearly 40 years of Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu’s unbearable Stalinism.

Unlike the other great diaspora, the Jews, the gypsies have never desired their own nation state. If they had, it would not have been been Mr Cioaba's Romania.

In October 1941, the Romanian military collaborated with the Nazis to murder approximately 400,000 Jews, Roma gypsies and other minorities in Odessa, Ukraine and elsewhere on the Eastern Front.

Late last month, Ukraine elected its first Jewish president. Russia is led by a man widely regarded as a friend of the Jews. Romania and Hungary may move their embassies in Israel to Jerusalem ...

The Commission found Romanian civilian and military authorities responsible for the murder of up to 380,000 Jews and more than 11,000 gypsies. The Romanian government recognized the report’s ...