The Ustaša authorities began mass arrests and deportations of Roma across the Independent State of Croatia to Jasenovac and Stara Gradiška. The Croatian state’s camp system confiscated belongings, split families, and subjected prisoners to hunger, violence, forced labor, and murder. The Council of Europe factsheet attributes this chronology to information supplied by the Jasenovac Memorial Area; it notes that surviving Ustaša records often counted people or railcars rather than recording names.
Inisiá sesion pa gusta òf marká e relato aki.
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Personanan den e suseso aki
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Eventonan Relashoná
Which regime began mass Roma deportations to Jasenovac on 20 May 1942?
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Splikashon
The Council of Europe source attributes this chronology to the Jasenovac Memorial Area.
The Jasenovac deportations beginning on 20 May 1942 were conducted by the Ustaša state.
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Splikashon
This was the Independent State of Croatia’s camp and deportation system.