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The Roman king from Gradiшкаka died as a result of Corona, and was buried in Italy "He took care of everyone, helped and advised"

The Roma king and Roma judge Muharem Salkanovic, 65, died as a result of a coronation in the Italian city of Montebelluna, Venice region, which was buried last week. Salkanovi  had great authority in the Roma community in Europe and the world, he helped many, most of the poorer Roma, especially in his homeland. He recently donated 10,000 euros to build a fence for a Roma cemetery in Banja Luka. In Gradiska there was a huge fortune in real estate. He loved Gradiska, where his parents moved from Bosanski Petrovac, and there he invested 2.5 million euros in the last ten years. - Muharem was above all a benefactor. His word was highly respected in the Roma community. When it was difficult for someone, he helped and mediated. Muharrem had 12 daughters and sons, 65 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. He was buried with a large presence of carabinieri and police who took care of safety and health protocols. All prominent media in Italy provided information on the occasion of his death, stating that the Roma leader had died.

 

Link: https://www.blic.rs/vesti/republika-srpska/o-svima-brinuo-pomagao-i-savetovao-romski-car-iz-gradiske-preminuo-od-posledica/r1lyl8g

The expulsion of the Roma from Kosovo. Online event with Sani Rifati on January 16th

One of the most serious consequences of the Kosovo war to this day is the expulsion of almost all Roma from the region. After more than 600 years of culture, 150,000 Roma have been displaced and robbed of their property. The first to publicize the expulsion and flight of the Roma over 20 years ago was Sani Rifati.

Sani Rifati is President of Voice of Roma (USA) and has lived in the USA since 1993. First in Yugoslavia and finally in the USA he made a career as a drummer, singer, dancer and dance teacher and is committed to the preservation of traditional music, songs and dances of the Roma and has taught at numerous universities. He has also founded an NGO in Kosovo that supports Roma and campaigns against the deportation of Roma by Western European governments.

 

Link: https://ran.eu.com/die-vertreibung-der-roma-aus-dem-kosovo-online-event-mit-sani-rifati-am-16-januar/?fbclid=IwAR0fOtNpvIYeG2I00vsBwh-f6eMOmuHHSlDUBkUnLcbky_hJYRocsVsUoWA

Croatia: It is easiest to devalue and denigrate Roma!

Present him a liar and a thief and you're done! We live in a region known for its bizarre educational methods. Ever since they were children, they have been brought up that if they are restless, "the Gypsy will come and take them", or "I will buy them old and buy them." It did not teach us the painful educational matrix that is implanted in these areas. And we are in the 21st century. In addition to numerous such examples, here is one recent one. As we all know, to make the cataclysmic feeling stronger, the area of ​​central Croatia was hit by a series of strong earthquakes before the new year. The earthquakes in the area of ​​Banija caused huge material damage. Many people were left homeless, others were injured, fear and panic swept through the towns of Petrinja and Sisak. The natural disaster that befell the people in the area prompted people from all over Croatia to help. Before the state system reacted in Petrinja and Sisak, there were volunteers who brought the living needs of the local population and helped them clean houses and properties. In the midst of this chaos, someone thought it appropriate to post information on social media that groups of Roma had come to the area and used the chaotic situation to rob unprotected homes of residents in the area. At the beginning of the proclamation it was emphasized that this is not about any nationalism. If there is no nationalism, it is unclear why anyone would label robbers as a national community. And that group of Roma were only 3-4 families who came to the region, pretending to be affected by the earthquake and took several humanitarian aid packages. Nothing more. And the Roma, who came in large numbers as volunteers to help clean up the rubble, were not told on FB. Why was there no Facebook post and articles for example that a huge number of resellers of fruits, vegetables, livestock and other crops from many parts of Croatia after the earthquake in Petrinje and Sisak immediately "occupied that region" with their trucks and take advantage of the chaos, yes they buy those cattle and those crops at bargain prices from the frightened and traumatized citizens of Petrinje and Sisak, and then sell them five or more times more expensive at the green markets in Zagreb and other larger cities throughout Croatia. Don't these "bloodsuckers" have a nationality? They also play and take advantage of the black human destinies. Marking crimes with a community name puts all members of that community in a position where they can easily become targets of retaliatory attacks. It will be nice when all those "small traders" with cattle, fruits and vegetables are published with name and surname, not just nationality. But an empty Balkan habit!

 

Link: http://www.portal-udar.net/posljedice-odgojne-matrice-kako-su-romi-postali-oni-nad-kojima-se-moze-izivljavati/

Roma in textbooks: Deleted, distorted, invented

In the Croatian education system, the history of the Roma community is almost non-existent, and even the tragic suffering of Roma under Ustasha rule is mentioned only by chance, instead of being one of the most important parts of history teaching for World War II. Therefore, in 2018, the German Erinnerung Foundation, Verantwortung und Zukunft (Memory, Responsibility and Future) and the Ivo Pilar Institute for Social Sciences published a handbook for teachers: Roma in World War II in the Independent State of Croatia, 1941-1945. In this context, It is interesting to refer to the large survey conducted jointly by the Georg-Eckert Institute (GEI), the Roma Education Fund (REF) and the Council of Europe (CoE) earlier this year, which analyzes the representation of Roma in the curriculum. and school textbooks currently used in schools across Europe. This gives us insight into the wider European (educational) policies and societies, not just the Croatian ones. The study of textbooks includes subjects from history, civics and geography from 22 European countries: Croatia, France, Germany, Hungary, Kosovo, Poland, Spain, Italy, Romania, Great Britain, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovakia, Austria, Belgium and Finland. The research showed that the representation of Roma is mostly limited in certain thematic contexts, and even in these cases there are insufficient, often stereotypical and sometimes completely incorrect representations. Some textbooks explicitly address the issues of "diversity", "interculturalism" or "multiculturalism" and human rights when referring to Roma communities or individuals and the obstacles they face in modern European societies. There are significant differences in all countries, both in scope and in the way Roma men and women are mentioned. The range ranges from the simple use of the word "Roma" in relation to one of the many ethnic groups in listing minorities, statistics or Holocaust victims, to specific dedications, to individual classes and, in exceptional cases, to complete classes or teaching units dedicated to The Roma. example, Austria, Hungary).

 

Link: https://phralipen.hr/2020/01/09/romi-u-udzbenicima-izbrisano-iskrivljeno-izmisljeno/

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