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International Organization for Migration IOM worked in cooperation with the Belarusian Gipsy Diaspora organisation to distribute humanitarian assistance to 1 806 Roma victims of Nazi persecution. HSP began its first project in December 2002 and completed the second of two project extensions in June 2005. The Project was named “Roma survivors”.
The Union of the Belarusian Jewish Public Associations and Communities, which includes more than 45 public Jewish associations registered in Belarus, is one of the main sponsors of commemorative events dedicated to the Holocaust. It also participates in other publicly sponsored events which are attended by representatives of many different national associations.
Kalinin, Valdemar: “Romani Dreams”, Collection of poems, 2005, Stepping Stones School, London
The Romani Archives and Documentation Center (RADOC) published excerpts of Ian Hancock’s “Responses to the Porrajmos (The Romani Holocaust)” which state that by the end of 1943 “some tens of thousands of Jews were being kept alive at Lida and Minsk in Byelorussia, and looked forward to evacuation, or death. Extermination of the Baltic Romanies was particularly effective, their having been destroyed almost in their entirety by 1945.”