“I was murdered there by the Czechs. Romani people's memories of the so-called gypsy camp in Lety

For the majority Czechoslovak society at the time, transport remained on the periphery of interest. Although there were instances of local residents showing sympathy or trying to help, there was generally little awareness of the fate of the Roma. And after the war, the tragedy of the Romani Holocaust was long neglected. Last year's opening of the Romani Holocaust memorial at the site of the concentration camp in Lety u Písek brought to an end th…