Germany remembers Nazi genocide of Sinti, Roma with culture

Germany is dedicated to remembering the millions of victims of the Nazi regime between 1933 and 1945.

From podium discussions, lectures and readings to a wide range of musical performances, regular events have been held across the country in memory of the estimated 500,000 Roma and Sinti who were murdered during this period. 

But such events are not solely about acknowledging these atrocities and coming to terms with the past. They are also about looking to the future and building a society where the contribution of Sinti and Roma is valued.