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[[File:Bundesarchiv_R_165_Bild-244-48,_Asperg,_Deportation_von_Sinti_und_Roma.jpg|thumb|Romani civilians in Asperg, Germany are rounded up for deportation by German authorities on 22 May 1940.]]

[[File:Bundesarchiv_R_165_Bild-244-48,_Asperg,_Deportation_von_Sinti_und_Roma.jpg|thumb|Romani civilians in Asperg, Germany are rounded up for deportation by German authorities on 22 May 1940.]]{{Quote|The aim of measures taken by the State to defend the homogeneity of the German nation must be the physical separation of Gypsydom from the German nation, the prevention of miscegenation, and finally, the regulation of the way of life of pure and part-Gypsies. The necessary legal foundation can only be created through a Gypsy Law, which prevents further intermingling of blood, and which regulates all the most pressing questions which go together with the existences of Gypsies in the living space of the German nation.|[[Heinrich Himmler]] outlines the Porajmos.}}

The '''''Porajmos''''', also known as the '''Romani Genocide''' or the '''Gypsy Holocaust''', was the effort by the [[Nazi Germany]] and its [[World War II]] allies in the [[Axis Powers]] to commit [[genocide]]/[[ethnic cleansing]] against Europe's Romani people.

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	[[File:Bundesarchiv_R_165_Bild-244-48,_Asperg,_Deportation_von_Sinti_und_Roma.jpg\|thumb\|Romani civilians in Asperg, Germany are rounded up for deportation by German authorities on 22 May 1940.]]		[[File:Bundesarchiv_R_165_Bild-244-48,_Asperg,_Deportation_von_Sinti_und_Roma.jpg\|thumb\|Romani civilians in Asperg, Germany are rounded up for deportation by German authorities on 22 May 1940.]]{{Quote\|The aim of measures taken by the State to defend the homogeneity of the German nation must be the physical separation of Gypsydom from the German nation, the prevention of miscegenation, and finally, the regulation of the way of life of pure and part-Gypsies. The necessary legal foundation can only be created through a Gypsy Law, which prevents further intermingling of blood, and which regulates all the most pressing questions which go together with the existences of Gypsies in the living space of the German nation.\|[[Heinrich Himmler]] outlines the Porajmos.}}
	The '''''Porajmos''''', also known as the '''Romani Genocide''' or the '''Gypsy Holocaust''', was the effort by the [[Nazi Germany]] and its [[World War II]] allies in the [[Axis Powers]] to commit [[genocide]]/[[ethnic cleansing]] against Europe's Romani people.		The '''''Porajmos''''', also known as the '''Romani Genocide''' or the '''Gypsy Holocaust''', was the effort by the [[Nazi Germany]] and its [[World War II]] allies in the [[Axis Powers]] to commit [[genocide]]/[[ethnic cleansing]] against Europe's Romani people.