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Prague honors Roma resistance fighters against Hitler

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A new exhibition in Prague commemorates over 1,400 Roma resistance fighters who opposed the German Nazi occupation in Czechoslovakia during the 20th century. The display highlights the stories of partisans and soldiers whose contributions were largely ignored for decades. The event serves as a public acknowledgment of their sacrifice and the historical context of their struggle against the occupying forces.

Key points

• Over 1,400 Roma individuals participated in resistance efforts against the German Nazi occupation in Czechoslovakia.
• The exhibition in Prague aims to bring visibility to the stories of partisans and soldiers whose fates were barely noted for decades.

Context

This exhibition marks a significant public acknowledgment of the Roma resistance fighters who opposed the German Nazi occupation in Czechoslovakia during the 20th century. It highlights the stories of partisans and soldiers whose contributions were largely ignored for decades.

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