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insurgent

Ethnicity as a Death-Trap: the History of Gypsy Studies the group level instead of on interactions with the surrounding society and on comparisons with other groups in the same socio-economic position, our historical knowledge of the functioning of Gypsies has remained one-sided.

famine

The Church of Knowledge: Representation of Gypsies in Encyclopaediastime. The assumption is that encyclopaedias have played an important role in spreading a certain view of Gypsies, particularly among the upper classes. The fact that the people who decided on the policies concerning them came from those ranks justifies the choice of encyclopaedias as a main source.

ASSET

,Pr?sentationstechnik/Rhetorik, time regards them with anxiety as ‘undesirable aliens’. For historical knowledge about these groups we have therefore to rely mainly on (often popular) books by social scientists, writers and enthusiastic amateurs interested in the folklore of Gypsies.

秘方藥

Introduction time regards them with anxiety as ‘undesirable aliens’. For historical knowledge about these groups we have therefore to rely mainly on (often popular) books by social scientists, writers and enthusiastic amateurs interested in the folklore of Gypsies.

止痛藥

,Gesamtresümee und Abschlusskontrolle, and the behaviour of Western societies towards itinerant groups in the twentieth century and especially since the Second World War? To find out we have enquired into the adventures of so-called foreign Gypsy groups who came to the Netherlands since the 1960s, by using the tools of the stigmatization theory we have expounded in our introduction.

deviate

抗生素

Spannende F?lle aus der Akutmedizinrate on the Nazi period (1933–45). For a full understanding of the antiGypsy policy of German authorities in the twentieth century, a much longer timespan should be covered. In particular, the decades preceding German unification, about which the information we have is only very scarce,. should be analysed much more thoroughly.

譏笑

打火石

‘Harmful Tramps’: Police Professionalization and Gypsies in Germany, 1700–1945rate on the Nazi period (1933–45). For a full understanding of the antiGypsy policy of German authorities in the twentieth century, a much longer timespan should be covered. In particular, the decades preceding German unification, about which the information we have is only very scarce,. should be analysed much more thoroughly.

conservative