Between 28 October and 3 November, Wehrmacht soldiers and Serbian police units arrested Roma in Belgrade and the surrounding area and imprisoned them at Topovske Šupe as hostages for reprisals. Around 2,200 Jewish and Roma men were eventually shot at several sites near Belgrade. The event records the beginning of the roundup and its wider span; it also makes visible the role of local police in German occupation policy.
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What was the role of Serbian police in the Belgrade Roma roundup?
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The regional chronology documents German and Serbian police participation.
Serbian police participated in the Belgrade roundup of Roma.
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The chronology documents joint arrests by German forces and Serbian police.