The Gypsies of Eastern Europe

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The Gypsîejs of Eastern Europe
"Following the recent changes in Eastern Europe it is more important than ever for anyone interested in that area, or indeed developments in Europe as a whole, to linow more about the several million strong Gypsy poptdations there. The authors present this information in a readable, but still authoritative style."
—Donald Kenrick, author of The Destiny of Europe's Gypsies
"This rich collection of essays by expert authors is driven by a splendid linkage of moral passion to scholarly responsibility rich in facts, perceptive in identifying the problems to be analyzed, subtle in research strategy, astute in suggesting academically tenable solutions to these research problems."
—Joseph Rothschild, Columbia University
"An indispensable tool for understanding the true nature and dimensions of Gypsyism and anti-Gypsyism in Eastern Europe. The contributors have filled a major gap in our knowledge of what has been regarded as an arcane subject unworthy... Tovább

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The Gypsîejs of Eastern Europe
"Following the recent changes in Eastern Europe it is more important than ever for anyone interested in that area, or indeed developments in Europe as a whole, to linow more about the several million strong Gypsy poptdations there. The authors present this information in a readable, but still authoritative style."
—Donald Kenrick, author of The Destiny of Europe's Gypsies
"This rich collection of essays by expert authors is driven by a splendid linkage of moral passion to scholarly responsibility rich in facts, perceptive in identifying the problems to be analyzed, subtle in research strategy, astute in suggesting academically tenable solutions to these research problems."
—Joseph Rothschild, Columbia University
"An indispensable tool for understanding the true nature and dimensions of Gypsyism and anti-Gypsyism in Eastern Europe. The contributors have filled a major gap in our knowledge of what has been regarded as an arcane subject unworthy of scholarly investigation."
—Stephen Fischer-Galati, University of Colorado at Boulder
"Anyone truly interested in hvunan rights should carefully read this collection of essays not only for an imderstanding of what happened to the Gypsies in the jmst, but also of their present condition."
—Charles Jelavich, Indiana University
"The volume is a valuable and moving collection of essays which should both awaken new concern for their present woes and stimulate more scholarship on this fascinating and relatively neglected people."
—John Fine, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
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