Romas mark 71st anniversary of Nazi massacre
It is believed 500,000 were killed but historians in Hungary say many more may have died than previously thought.
Published On 2 Aug 2015
Sunday marks the 71st anniversary of the mass killings of Europe’s Roma, an event which countries in Central Europe remain reluctant to acknowledge.
It is believed 500,000 Roma people were killed by Nazis but historians in Hungary say many more Roma may have died than previously thought.
Al Jazeera’s Laurence Lee reports from Hungary.
Source: Al Jazeera