Anton Fojn collection

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Six essays relating to the persecution of Roma
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn502952
- English
- folder 1
- Updated 7 months ago
Consists of copies of six essays relating to the persecution of Roma children during the Holocaust. The include "Schicksale der 'Zigeunerkinder' aus der St. Josefpflege in Mulfingen," by Johannes Meister; "Nationalsozialistische Methoden zur Loesung der 'Zigeunerfrage,'" by Bernard Streck; "Die Neu Generation und die alte Ideologie," by Romani Rose; "Dienationalsozialistischeen Methoden zur 'Loesung des Zigeunerproblems,'" by Bernard Streck; "Ihnengeschah Unrecht," by Joachim Hohmann; and "Von der 'Zigeunerforschung' zur 'Tziganologie,'" by Romani Rose. Among the topics discussed in the ess...
Anton Fojn papers
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- irn502958
- English
- folder 1 , 1 microfiche,
- Updated 7 months ago
Consists of copies of name lists and other documents relating to Roma children living in the St. Josefspflege at Mulfingen, Germany, and their deportation to Auschwitz. Also included is a copy of a 1984 article by Johannes Meister titled "Schicksale der 'Zigeunerkinder' aus der St. Josefspflege in Mulfingen." The essay concerns the removal of Roma children from the St. Josefspflege orphanage and their deportation to camps where they were involved in "race hygiene" research conducted by Dr. Robert Ritter.