i, michelle, and i'm ready to dive into the hands of gentlemen to us with you. have you have a one the front porch and come to invest deposits on the spot and unexpected side to side. enjoy the chief put the white powder on his face to look nazi idea, all a cheese. which of these active rebellion is really what made troll money? a heroes to me? she saved around 50 children from nazi genocide. the story of i fear that michael scott is one that's wonderful stream movies as to data, non sham article. scott and you handle key lead time on resistance denazi's. even though they were on that list s roma and send t the

on the stage, direct us the movie does the move, each leaps over, hustling with the burden p, a truck route from the power the actors own roma, the mission to tell the stories of unseen rome are heroes, the, the st. genovese role models, people like non cha, enrollment, and all those who are somehow not mentioned as old, or only very little. because they did things that shape society because they should have to pick it up. this is the trailer of the theatre plate gypsy. it stopped on thing about this into book side. you hon. claim on seem we need us to move it into assist that son that i went inspired by his bravery and how he stood up to the nazis. is how to download. i had read about trauma and was really fascination by his story. the way he stepped out with this victim role and said,

no matter what you do, you cannot take away my dignity, a guy of a similar custom interview. ready ringback kleinman was born in $19.00 oh, $7.00 to a gym and cindy family in louis tex any. he started boxing as a child in her new fab showing talent at an early age. ready he soon became the north german. i'm a top boxing champion berlin and the late 1920 here trauma and wants to become a professional talk. so the public soon grew to love him for many reasons. he was very handsome and he had the, you know, the big black curls, big black eyes. and the from what we know is that doing his fights much of the

audience were actually women. oh and i'm yeah. the women were always wasting at the instances when he books turned in good and my mother also had a crush on him. quickness to in the 19 twenties and thirties boxing was mess the fleet. popular trueman quickly established a name for himself and developed a trademark style and german boxing magazine described at like this. the boxes using the accepted style but to crazy by a perfectly executed surface attraction to them and make faces top to himself and the spect titus. performed punches that are not in any textbook rafferty choose stroman style. lots of like work almost like a done and very unusual for the time. crunch books and stuff resembled the homage, at least the style later on, which was also very active. and they kind of dominic dynamic and rhythmic in the

ring. but when the nazi ceased absolute power in january 1933, they had trauma and in the sites the let's just consider that the are inferior and the danger to the purity of german race. and uh, they repeated many of the studio types uh that comes with the trauma as anti social, as criminal, as dirty. then my teeth persecuted, racist that, that i do all the g consider in period as a send to trauma and was a target. the nazis begin by ridiculing his boxing style. it was a really about trying to show the superiority of the audience over all the other non white populations in germany. and trauma didn't play that far, but because he was evidently better. he was of how an icon which is why he was a danger for the nazis, the with the nazis growing ever strong. the per month

situation was sent in 1933. he fought for the german, lied heavy, wide title at the buck re in berlin. the fight became a proxy power play with the nazis on one side and 12 months fence on the out though . the 10s up most via was depicted in the international tv series. bobbino and berlin, tubman was clearly winning, but the judge is called in no decision. the audience was outraged. even though the boxing association had long been under nazi control, the referee was supposed to get into the crowd. coleman was proclaimed german champion, but not full long. just a few days later, the nazi stripped him off his title. the reason wouldn't charge us on jim and bulk signatures on jim and is when the books cries with joy on the on gym and is when he

judges the blows eyes. his entire behavior was on gym and and confusing. in his flight with the nazis troll man had no chance, but his resistance was unbroken. his anger led to a new form of protest for his next slide. he showed up with proud white skin and bleached blonde hair, a caricature of the area and it was the he knew you had nothing left to lose or and he wanted to show that he could find like an area. and as of yet this time troll month didn't go to the blues. he offered no resistance, mocking his critics for to have somebody over on my origin doing this kind of low country of, you know, the on a policies and the nazis politics really was really something very dangerous. would very brace. he held

a mirror to them for the highest fair grounds from now on would be the only place a switch on could still side. his career was over in 1913, 912 and was drafted into the german armies savannah, the as a young woman, i should either call scott, save some 50 children from the nazi genocide children from families like the ones in this archive footage who were persecuted and people attend yeah, missed, but we're, i'm move by the way. she reacted to the situation, especially as a real name, who was himself a victim of this persecution fargo that she just helped these children until her mother called sca was born in 1926 to a traveling and polish roma family. that bred wallace's few pictures for exist. her

life might have looked like that shown in films made by non roma, often propagating stereotypes. but it is belief that my post gust family had a good life back then. that changed when nazi germany invaded poland in 19139 triggering world war 2. and from the beginning, with all my work targeted immediately, there were creatives get those there with the mobile unit. that unit was only objective was to eliminate unwanted population. one day the nazis also came to the camp of somebody called scott's family. the entire town, entire tablet, of all 4 of our family was estimated. one of the for us. this was a mass killings that counted was as many as 80 people, men, women, and children in the police. medical sca only survived because she was of getting

food in nearby village and they had to because she heard it from a fine, but she couldn't get that. and she was stopped the content and she couldn't even bury her own family because she just sold that the old line and did anything i pulled from that point on. mark's guy would always read this to nazis, even when she was deported to ghettos and 1st lady by kemp's is gone. i was astonished by her courage to use it in the guest shows. she jumped as of fences and she kept running away from the medical sca marriott at some point. she and her husband, good show, worked as 1st labor us on the railroad. probably for the notorious organization taught a civil and military engineering company, led by a senior nazi deportations

medical scott and her husband. so these with their own eyes, the rail system they worked on was used to transport jewish people and send t and trauma to concentration. and that's comes one day, a woman on a train to ouch wits employed medical scott to take her 4 year old son. she agreed despite the risk. this was just one of many children. medical sca would rescue. she hit them and her clothing to get them off the train. they had some noise distinguished as a full, and that was the nice thing. they would polish children among the lots of run, the children and jewish children. she just did. it must seem anita wants to on. i'm of course go story with the room. yeah. empower. see it type group in the play. they try to get the mobile phone company to make

a super hero out of my call. scott she's now homeless. this here is a room of voices just because while stories have always been told about running on the stories i told, written and directed by rome, it themselves seem that which is actually very read. i can dish venus. mont cosca safe, modern 50 children. she found relative in foster families and even raised some of the children herself when she was asked why she didn't, and also how she managed to really live with this level of trust. she said that you never saw that she's going to survive to wear her self. so feel was not an issue. the,

the truth that the racism again, cynthia and drum begin. it is centuries on some language, suggest the drama and send p orridge and then the migrated from today's india and arrived in today's europe around $1000.00 b. c. the indian language sanskrit is the basis of the roman language from many. but why did from i make the long trip to europe? there is a not too much agreement, but it seems, it was not voluntary. it was to do to violence at the same time. migration was also means of economic opportunities in the beginning roma treated reasonably well ships please. royal lawrence like these allowed them passage issued by kings. he gets moaned. for example,

these papers i forwarded the right to travel freely to be given, lodging and exemption from certain taxes, but the black plague of famine and was soon turned people again, minorities we have the imminent danger of other people innovating. funeral, we have no the mongols, we have to the auto mind, and of course the roman this context. look evidently different, not only by the skin color, but also they spoke a different language so they were seen as a somehow group that's my thought was danger. there are types like those in this picture became commonplace that basically 2 forms of racism against n, t and trauma, romantic stereotypes and degrading stereotypes. one is then they got big ones out of the chips, which those that see that through my somehow. you know, i'm under civilized or inferior. and the 2nd set of student types is the romantic

one. on one hand, associated with the beautiful, sexy promiscuity that on the women. these are the images of common, for example, or the images even of estimate of the, of quite honestly, they are very damaging. they also impose this idea that we as free loving people, we don't observe the same norms. and also we actually would just import out early in nazi germany. racism again since the interim map reached its peak, the nerve back close in 1955, the find chroma, as a foreign res nurse. and under paula, just if i use team taking blood samples, these photographs show her conducting experiments on roma. she collected physical data with the aim of proving the superiority of the area and res. basically having a scale in which, you know, there is

a right size of the nose that has the right spectrum of colors of the eyes that is acceptable for the shape of us call is the, the timing on top of your i q or the 11th of your civilization a capacities the nazis controlled, sanctioned in registered for oma and send t. they were sterilized for us to stop working to stay in one place and isolated in camps and get tubs the nazis time and the depot to them to death and concentration comes in the concentration and death come, i wish which there was a cam section on the floor roma, the family size was so strong that when the mile were separated and the families are pushed away, the people were completely unable to work. so they could not to the take advantage

of the man who are supposed to, you know, be put as far as labor. indic comes in. march 1944 german troops occupied hungary, and a few weeks later began deporting hum gary and choose to our ships to make room for them. the s s decided to empty the entire row, my cam section, and the all the inmates but the prism us, some of them form of them. i've told jess had armed themselves with sticks and shovels and were initially able to repel the s s. the cam combined changed strategy, able bodied inmates were transferred to other camps despite continued resistance, almost all of the more than 4200 remaining rome i went mad at, in the night of august the 2nd or the families, or from a man, women, children of all ages where we're assassinated and those who are not,

who are able to serve you productive enough or put in different times so that they were continued to being exploited until this trauma and was initially wounded while fighting in the german army on the eastern front. but in june 1942, he was arrested and deported to the 9 gamma concentration camp some se s s men recognized him that enforced him to fight it. survive of the can play to testified that it got between him on to death. in 1944 his name appears in the concentration camps. that's rich as the against all odds. i said i'm a close gust of life, the nazi dictatorship and to lift well into hinline piece in post web post. she never received compensation for her persecution.

the b i, which, which memorial commemorates the lives of cindy and from between 200500000, were killed by the nazis estimates very because so little research has been conducted and after the war, the injustice continued. after all that i'm gonna have to suffer doing, dor, when the war ended, they came back to nothing. they was no re compensation. there was no more recognition of their suffering. and the discrimination continued in 1956, the highest german court denied compensation to send to you enrolment. the judges said, aroma were in persecuted for racial reasons, but due to what the court, so as that a social criminal and no medic nature, they tend to coming out to you,

especially too fast and fraud. they often lack some more impulses of respect for other people's property because like primitive man, they have an unrestrained drive to occupy it's completely unacceptable at any given point in time after the war that the german courts have not at all in favor of compensation. so if the cops, the nazis took the houses and businesses, so there was nothing left until well into the 1970s. some cynthia in trauma still had to live in the old, trained carriages, buses, caravans and barracks outside the cities. an accommodation that had mold in no running water. the 1918 major protest finally attract international attention. survive us return to the whole concentration camp to tide for recognition of the horrors they experienced in

nazi germany. and i was convinced on definitely side when was not by the good news of this, this money was it was the spokes person of the protest of 12 since he went on a hunger strike into how to protest was a major turning point in the battle for recognition and this is also something that generates a lot of media attention. and it was done exactly with the purpose to create sufficient support and the critical mass of kind of political and social pressure for the germans to have to act and respond to these claims. finally, in 1982 chancellor home, which meant officially recognized on behalf of the federal republic of germany,

the nazi genocide against n t and trauma. but it was too late for survive. us who had died in the intervening 37 years without receiving compensation. despite the candle carpets, this light recognition meant that i didn't even hear about how history at school that will help to how top. so i didn't even know that roma were affected by the 2nd world war at all of the inside them. i think about the from the past symbol nita was born in serbia and grew up in austria, delay tricky condition, lift it's mark. she experienced open racism, time and time again. victories just if this really writes the statements that i don't want to repeat. also by semester this is do you even wash yourselves? well, the worst thing i was once asked with shall carol then body. seem anita and her

sister's son the pound at the theatre. a group who models to buy 2 to 5. the stereotypes is really to me at the end taking don't like many then search the it's been from you, the search on says what i see on the i can afford to take my and she also wants to empower the young cynthia intro me uh me. so it's important that they have the courage to stand up and speak for themselves to go forward and fight for what is important to them. the. this is the memorial to the cynthia interim, a few with meredith under national socialism in the center of. thirdly, also due to the late recognition, it took almost 17 years. i stayed on across gust bravery as also commemorate to tear at the age of 18, a fleet of what the 1st drama to receive. poland is highest order in her hometown,

several murals commemorate to here to ricky condition. came late, one of the children she saved campaigned on her beheld cut all the pet them no good landscape of famous polish cynthia to go on and on without non show he wouldn't have been alive. and that's why he said this story must be told. it also took a long time to tell the troll months story and boxing manage at began a campaign to have his german championship title reinstated in 2003. his family eventually received a champion spelt as symbolic gesture. today there are truman books, fund camera, tips, stones, and even a boxing training camp in berlin. actually, there were many different ways and in which all my people enter my community is a resistance against the nazis non shot. as for that, michael kindful and, and kelley, as your hunter on here in germany, are 2 symbols,

2 icons that represent visitor, this terms as a way of life, and as a strategy of survival. and this is something that has been built into our dna for centuries, polish from the med got crew to needs. god wants to ensure as a deputy director of areas that such stories live on the organization area, aims to empower roma and combat racism with us. and culture the run me a po, f, p, a truck group also aims to preserve the memory of from a new visit stance. they want to continue telling i'm seeing here real stories and auda to fight stereotypes and to take a stand against racism collide. people need to see this. we all part of history. roemer exist. we a here the memorial commemorates all the last life. it's important for cynthia in trauma because many of them have no grapes for their loved

ones. they were guessed or killed in the mess, shootings here at the time, remember her father. but now the memorial isn't ancient. germany's train company plans to cut down trees at the memorial to make way for a new underground railway line activists believe it might affect the memorial even further and would be of wrong signal at the time of rising racism. it's a very difficult the moment right now, because also we see the rise of far item noodles. we see the rise of flight in germany. and the fact that we can even consider somehow eliminating or affecting the face of the holocaust memory is itself from them. the roma will continue to fight to

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