Denkmal Sinti und Roma Berlin

Eine Glaswand (außen) vom Denkmal für die im Nationalsozialismus ermordeten Sinti und Roma Europas.
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Chronology of the Genocide of the Sinti and Roma
Under National Socialism, hundreds of thousands of people in Germany and other European countries were persecuted as "Gypsies" between 1933 and 1945. Most of them defined themselves according to the various groups to wich they belong, for example, Sinti, Roma, Lallere, Lovari or Manouche. The largest groups in Europe were the Sinti and Roma. The goal of the National Socialist state and its racist ideology was the destruction of this minority: Men, women, and children were seized and taken away, or murdered in their hometowns or in ghettos, concentration camps or killing centres. Members of the Yeniche and other travellers formed a separate group of victims who were also persecuted.
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Am Weg zwischen Brandenburger Tor und Reichstag.
Südlich neben dem Reichstagsgebäude.
Friedensallee, Simsonweg.
Ortsteil Tiergarten, Bezirk Mitte, Berlin, 2022.