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..., and ethnographers delegitimized the languages of the “Strangers,” along with the cultures and histories that these languages expressed. The erasure of Strangers from modern historiography was nearly total. Second, the category of Strangers was transformed in the wake of the Holocaust as Roma activists drew on Nazi...

... Swedes has become increasingly more positive since the 1990s. 2 The same increase can be seen in surveys from the Forum for Living History measuring tolerance toward immigrants, Muslims, Jews, homosexuals, and Roma people among young people (Severin). Why is it that the official emphasis on positive...

... guarantee its citizens more choice and more protection-but only against immigrants.For lack ofa bet­ ter justification ofthe EU in the face ofantiliberal rejection, most European countries followed suit.The weak resistance of the EU against Sarkozy's 2 68 HISTORY ofthe PRESENT anti-Roma policies in 2010...

... presence of Middle Eastern, South Asian, or African immigrants. Non-European and ethnic minoritypopulations can become an easy scapegoat in times of economic austerity; across Europe there is rising anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic, and anti-Roma violence. As the German government, the European Central Bank...