Roma victims of Holocaust remembered in Bucharest
- 7 years ago
Remembering the thousands of Roma people killed in World World Two concentration camps.
An exhibition has opened in the Romanian capital, Bucharest, attended by Roma survivors and local and foreign officials.
Constantin Braila, a Roma survivor of the Holocaust, said: “I went through so much, so many troubles. My mother died, my brothers, my granddad. It was so upsetting, tormenting, sad. I was hungry, dirty, full of lice.”
Romania has more than a million Roma, many of whom are poor and face prejudice.
An exhibition has opened in the Romanian capital, Bucharest, attended by Roma survivors and local and foreign officials.
Constantin Braila, a Roma survivor of the Holocaust, said: “I went through so much, so many troubles. My mother died, my brothers, my granddad. It was so upsetting, tormenting, sad. I was hungry, dirty, full of lice.”
Romania has more than a million Roma, many of whom are poor and face prejudice.