Interviews housed in the archives of the Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C., USA. Czech Roma Documentation Project
A total of 22 interviews with Czech and Moravian Roma and Sinti are hProject, supported by a grant from Jeff and Toby Herr. The project leader was Nathan Beyrak.oused in the Oral History Department of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., most of which are also available online. The interviews, focusing on the wartime period of persecution and imprisonment in concentration camps, were recorded in the late 1990s as part of the Czech Roma Documentation
The interviews were recorded in Czech on videotapes and subsequently digitized. In addition to the video interview, a transcript of the recording (in Czech) and a translation of the transcript (in English) are also available.
Interviews available online: Antonín Vinter, Emilie Danielová, Jan Holomek, Marie Kryštofová, Ladislav Stockinger, Karel Vrba, Marie Sendreová, Geisa Olah, Antonie Kroková, František Daniel, Sebastian Daniel, Božena Růžičková, Marie Ondrášová, Antonín Hlaváček, Markéta Holomková, Marie Procházková, Rudolf Daniel, Antonín Daniel. Interviews accessible in the museum archive: Irma Valdová, Alžběta Lagronová, Anna Růžičková, Jana Marhoulová.
There are in the museum’s archive also more than twenty other interviews with Roma survivors from Slovakia. These interviews are listed only under the first name of the interviewees.
Archive of interviews: https://collections.ushmm.org/
