Published on learning-from-history.de (http://learning-from-history.de)

Home > Learning Online > Article > Online Lernen

Podcast /

The gipsy camp at Salzburg-Maxglan (1939-1943)

Sinti und Roma [1]

In 1939 the national socialist authorities createt a so-called gipsy camp in Salzburg. About 230 Sinti and RomaniesThe predominant populace of Gypsies residing in Central Europe, especially in Germany. (See "Gypsies," "Roma") [2] werde imprisoned there. Men, women and children were forced into hard labour. Later on, they were deported to extermination camps. The existence of the gipsy camp faded from public memory after the end of war. Redaktion/Gestaltung: Georg Wimmer

To the podcast [3]

Source: Hörmahnmal [4]

 

 

 

Source URL: http://learning-from-history.de/Online-Lernen/Veranstaltung-Podcast/8387

Links:
[1] http://learning-from-history.de/Finde/Sinti und Roma/467
[2] http://learning-from-history.de/glossary/term/973
[3] http://www.hoermahnmal.eu/download/2009_08_00_Gipsy_Camp_Salzburg.MP3
[4] http://www.hoermahnmal.eu/
[5] http://www.addtoany.com/share_save?linkurl=http://learning-from-history.de/Online-Lernen/content/8387/2010-06-14-gipsy-camp-Salzburg-Maxglan-1939-1943&linkname=The gipsy camp at Salzburg-Maxglan (1939-1943)
[6] http://learning-from-history.de/printmail/8387
[7] http://learning-from-history.de/print/print/Online-Lernen/Veranstaltung-Podcast/8387
[8] http://learning-from-history.de/Online-Lernen/Podcast
[9] http://learning-from-history.de/Online-Lernen/LfH-Podcast
[10] http://learning-from-history.de/Online-Lernen/Web-Seminare
[11] http://learning-from-history.de/Online-Lernen/feed
[12] http://learning-from-history.de/Online-Lernen/FaQ/7725
[13] http://learning-from-history.de/Online-Lernen/FaQ/7723