Significats de sinti en anglès

Sinti in public positions are still loth to admit to their ethnicity.

The Sinti had a reputation in the camps, he says.

Discrimination against Sinti and Roma is an inextricable part of their millennium-old history in Europe.

These methods of denouncement left a mark on the Sinti which has yet to disappear.

The priests opened the marriage licence books and showed the SS which names were Sinti.

There is a tradition of persecuting the Sinti.

Sinti and Roma were left to remember and come to terms with their suffering alone, said Rose.

Stories went around of Romani-speaking infiltrators, employed to befriend Sinti communities and betray them to the authorities.

So did most Sinti survivors.

He travels to Berlin regularly to campaign for the building of a memorial to the Sinti victims, so far in vain.

She is 20 years younger than him, half-Sinti, half-Jewish, and, when I meet her husband, she is in hospital after a stroke.

Unlike the Jewish victims of the Holocaust, many of whom came from the educated middle-classes, the Sinti generally made their living on the land.

In 1939, the total population of Roma and Sinti in Germany and its occupied territories is estimated to have been just under a million.

Sinti, the name used by ethnic Roma based in Germany for centuries, saw discrimination increase at alarming levels once Adolf Hitler took power in 1933.