Roma Holocaust Remembrance in Eastern Europe
The European Roma Holocaust Memorial Day is now a European event. Many countries are remembering the victims. Germany and other Eastern European countries hold memorial services.
The European Union created the European Roma Holocaust Memorial Day in 2015. It is held to remember the genocide against Roma and Sinti people. Several countries, particularly in Central and Southeastern Europe, were among the first to recognize this day. In Germany, the day includes memorial services and educational activities. These events aim to educate the public about this tragic event.
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Highlights
EU Established Remembrance Day
The European Roma Holocaust Memorial Day was created by the EU in 2015.
Event Across Europe
This day is commemorated in many countries across Europe.
Germany Holds Memorial Services
Germany holds memorial services, education, and speeches on this day.
Eastern Europe Commemorates
Eastern European countries also mark the day with similar events.
Roma and Sinti Genocide Remembered
The remembrance focuses on the genocide against Roma and Sinti people.