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Neuere Forschungen zur Tsiganologie
New Research in Romani Studies

Author(s): Marco Heinz
Subject(s): Review, Ethnohistory, Book-Review, Ethnic Minorities Studies
Published by: De Gruyter Oldenbourg

Summary/Abstract: Two studies from the Eudora Verlag in Leipzig shed some light on the identity, situation, and politics of the Romani. The first study is a book of skilfully selected photographs, which are used in the second part of the book as a form of introduction into Gypsy folklore and their current struggle of political participation. Jens Bengelstorf ’s study argues that the Romanian Rudari and Bajeshi should not be subsumed within the group of “Roma” because evidence suggests that they are in fact Romanians or Serbs respectively, who became marginalised over time and were given a social status closed to that of the Roma. Jens Bengelstorf, Die „anderen Zigeuner“. Zur Ethnizitat der Rudari und Bajeschi in Sudosteuropa. Leipzig: Eudora-Verlag 2009. 200 S., ISBN 978-3-938533-29-1, € 19,90 Elena Marushiakova / Udo Mischek / Vesselin Popov / Bernhard Streck, Zigeuner am Schwarzen Meer. Leipzig: Eudora-Verlag 2008. 184 S., 166 Abb., ISBN 978-3- 938533-13-0, € 44,90

  • Issue Year: 2012
  • Issue No: 71
  • Page Range: 418-427
  • Page Count: 10
  • Language: German