A transport carrying 351 Roma and Sinti arrested in northern France arrived at Auschwitz. The region was under German military administration linked to Belgium, and the deportation route reflected occupation structures distinct from the policies applied elsewhere in France. This case shows both the reach of Nazi deportation networks and the uneven geography of anti-Roma policy in occupied Europe.
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Where did Transport Z take Roma and Sinti arrested in northern France?
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The transport arrived at Auschwitz on January 15, 1944.
Transport Z from northern France arrived at Auschwitz in January 1944.
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The Council of Europe source gives January 15, 1944.