How many Roma were there in the Czechoslovak Republic before World War II?

Question

I don't like anti-Roma controversy, but I was interested in this part of the article on Novinkách.cz: " Five hundred were transferred to Auschwitz, with less than 600 Roma prisoners returning from concentration camps after the war, and the Nazis estimated that 90 percent of Czech Roma were murdered. Novinky.cz I read with gusto and I have a great time, sometimes I even laugh out loud and the boy looks at me with contempt, because he can't read: -DDD

Answer 1

They just blocked my account because I wrote that the gypsies still want something. That, too, is probably inadmissible. Well, there were definitely fewer. At that time, and in fact there were still problems with them, various regulations were issued to protect the interests of the majority. Then there were the most comrades who, however, had at least some "cure" - the duty to work. Today, when this obligation is not there again and society is all the more social it is a huge problem.