German occupation forces shot 176 Roma in Aleksandrovka, Smolensk region. Many of the victims had worked on a collective farm. A locally erected monument and later Roma-focused memorial work restored names and evidence to a massacre that remained little known outside the region. This entry makes eastern-front mass shooting visible alongside deportation to camps.
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How many Roma were shot at Aleksandrovka on 24 April 1942?
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The massacre is documented by Roma-focused human-rights research and memorial work.