Persecution of Roma after the Slovak National Uprising

Following the outbreak of the Slovak National Uprising, Roma settlements suspected of aiding partisans were targeted by Nazi forces and Slovak collaborators. Entire communities were subjected to reprisals, including executions, deportations, and village destruction. The violence marked a shift from administrative persecution to overt racial terror.

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