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DescriptionSclavi Tiganesti.jpg | A Romanian-language poster advertising the sale of Romani slaves which includes 18 men, 10 boys, 7 women, and 3 girls. Bucharest, 1852. |
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Source | Ian F. Hancock, The pariah syndrome: an account of Gypsy slavery and persecution, Karoma Publishers, 1987 p.46 |
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