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Tajsa - The Genocide of the Roma and the Roma identity

Multiple Authors • Radio La Benevolencija, NGO Terraforming, Patrin, ternype • 2016

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Levels and forms of education

Resource type

Worksheets and informative texts

Audio-visual materials (photographs, videos, movies, audio files)

Digital tools (e.g. video games, quizzes, etc.)

Interactive formats (e.g. group work materials, board games, etc.)

Historic approaches concerned

Cultural History

Economic History

Global History

Local History

Microhistory

Political History

Social History

Transnational History

Historic period

First World War

1918-1939 (“Interwar Period”)

Second World War

1945-2000

1945-1960

1960-1970

1970-1980

1980-1990

1990-2000

21st Century

1900-1914

1900-1945

20th Century

19th Century

Countries or areas concerned

Cross-regional, Europe, Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Southeastern Europe, Northern Europe, Southern Europe, Western Europe, France, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Romania, Serbia, Slovak Republic, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine

Languages

Albanian, Czech, Dutch, English, French, Hungarian, Italian, Romani, Romanian, Serbian, Spanish, Swedish, Ukrainian

Description

The genocide of the Roma and Sinti during World War II, also known as Porajmos or Samudaripen, was planned and and carried out by the Nazi Germany and its allies around Europe with the aim to exterminate the Roma and Sinti people. Tajsa.eu is a web based collection of video and audio podcasts, as well as educational resources, about the Genocide of the Roma in the World War II and its causes and consequences. It aims to encourage debate to further identity building and self-empowerment of the Roma communities in Europe. This new-media series is produced in 12 regions in Europe and is a project produced by Radio La Benevolencija HTF and partners Quick facts about the project A series about causes and consequences of the Genocide of the Roma in WWII; Focus: Roma identity building and self-empowerment; Locations: 12 regions – Czech Republic, France, Hungary, Italy, Kosovo, Netherlands, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine; Language: Romani, the local language and English; Produced in cooperation with local Roma communities, Roma media professionals and broadcasters; Dissemination: through the Tajsa.eu online platform and social media; A knowledge platform: educational resources for further research and discussion available foreach episode; Broadcasting and dissemination through terrestrial radio; Local events with lectures, debates and discussions

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