Svinia in Black and White : : Slovak Roma and their Neighbours / / David Z. Scheffel.
Roma—or Gypsies as some people still call them—constitute Europe's largest, poorest, and most enigmatic minority. In spite of their centuries-long coexistence with mainstream Europeans, our picture of this people remains rooted in stereotypes and myths that have little in common with contempora...
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