Samudaripen

E59858

Romani history genocide historical event

Samudaripen is a term used to refer to the genocide of the Romani people by Nazi Germany and its allies during World War II.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Romani history → genocide → historical event →
alsoKnownAs	Porajmos → Roma genocide →
cause	Nazi racial policy → anti-Romani racism → racist ideology →
commemorationDescription	International Roma Holocaust Memorial Day →
endTime	1945 →
estimatedNumberOfVictims	220000 → 500000 →
hasCommemorationDay	2 August →
languageOfTerm	Romani language →
location	Czechoslovakia → Germany → Hungary → Nazi-occupied Europe → Poland → Romania → Soviet Union territories under Nazi occupation → Yugoslavia →
meaningOfName	mass killing →
methodOfKilling	forced labor → gas chambers → mass shootings → medical experiments → starvation →
partOf	Holocaust →
perpetrator	Axis powers → German police units → Nazi Germany → Nazi SS → collaborationist regimes →
recognizedAsGenocideBy	various historians →
recognizedBy	European Parliament →
relatedTo	Holocaust remembrance → Romani civil rights movement →
startTime	1939 →
subjectOf	Holocaust studies → Romani studies →
targetedByPolicy	Nazi racial laws →
timePeriod	World War II →
tookPlaceIn	Auschwitz II-Birkenau → Auschwitz concentration camp → Belzec extermination camp → Chelmno extermination camp → Jasenovac concentration camp → Sobibor extermination camp → Treblinka extermination camp → mass shooting sites → various forced-labor camps →
victimEstimateRange	220000–500000 Romani people →
victimGroup	Romani people →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Porajmos →	alsoKnownAs
Porajmos →	relatedTo