Acknowledgments
Foreword (Yehuda Bauer)
Introduction (Roni Stauber and Raphael Vago)
Religious Minorities, Vagabonds and Gypsies in Early Modern Europe (Shulamith Shahar)
The Campaign against the Restless: Criminal Biology and the Stigmatization of the Gypsies, 1890−1960 (Peter Widmann)
Jews, Gypsies and Soviet Prisoners of War: Comparing Nazi Persecutions (Michael Zimmermann)
Nazi and Postwar Policy against Roma and Sinti in Austria (Erika Thurner)
Story, History and Memory: A Case Study of the Roma at the Komarom Camp in Hungary (Katalin Katz)
Romanian Public Reaction to the Deportation of Gypsies to Transnistria (Viorel Achim)
Gypsies in Germany – German Gypsies? Identity and Politics of Sinti and Roma in Germany (Gilad Margalit and Yaron Matras)
The Politics of Memory – Jews and Roma Commemorate Their Tragedy (Roni Stauber and Raphael Vago)
Human Rights and Roma Policy Formation in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary (Eva Sobotka)
Central European Roma Policy: National Minority Elites, National States and the EU (Pál Tamás)
Notes on Contributors