The Roma, or the Romani, generally referred to as gypsies (despite being considered a pejorative term), are a diverse group of traditionally nomadic …
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Who Are the Romani People?
The Roma, or the Romani, generally referred to as gypsies (despite being considered a pejorative term), are a diverse group of traditionally nomadic people originating from the region of Northern India. Currently, the Romani people are found worldwide, mainly concentrated in Europe, with an approximate population of 10 to 12 million. Small Romani populations are also found in the Middle East, the Caucasus region, and North and South Americas.
Hungary is a European country located in Central Europe, bordering Romania, Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, Slovakia, Ukraine, and Austria. The largest …
France is a country in the western part of Europe and has several other overseas territories. France shares its land borders with Italy, Spain, …
The Southeast European country of Bulgaria houses a population of around 7,057,504 individuals. Ethnic Bulgarians account for 76.9% of the total …
Romania is a European nation located at the crossroads of many cultures. Both the strategic geographical location of the nation and its long history …
