Berlin memorial to Roma WWII dead
Work has begun in the German capital, Berlin, on a memorial to the
hundreds of thousands of Roma, or Gypsies, killed by the Nazis in World
War II.
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It will feature a square well brimming with water and bearing an inscription of a poem about the Holocaust.
The leader of Germany's Roma community, Romani Rose, praised the government for"recognising its historical responsibility" to those persecuted.