Annex to the Report of the General Inspectorate of the Gendarmerie to the Ministry of Interior on the stage of deportation of nomadic Roma. The report was accompanied by a sketch capturing the pace of deportation.
Annex to the Report of the General Inspectorate of the Gendarmerie to the Ministry of Interior on the stage of deportation of nomadic Roma. The report was accompanied by a sketch capturing the pace of deportation.
Central National Historical Archives, fund of the General Inspectorate of the Gendarmerie
Report of the General Inspectorate of the Gendarmerie to the Ministry of Interior on the stage of deportation of nomadic Roma. The report was accompanied by a sketch capturing the rhythm of deportation. Between June 1 and August 9, 1942, 7,958 nomadi
August-September 1942: The correspondence between the Ministry of Interior, Cabinet Deputy Secretary of State and the General Inspectorate of the Gendarmerie regarding the deportation without exception of nomadic Roma, including those mobilized and m
August-September 1942: The correspondence between the Ministry of Interior, Cabinet Deputy Secretary of State and the General Inspectorate of the Gendarmerie regarding the deportation without exception of nomadic Roma, including those mobilized and m
August-September 1942: The correspondence between the Ministry of Interior, Cabinet Deputy Secretary of State and the General Inspectorate of the Gendarmerie regarding the deportation without exception of nomadic Roma, including those mobilized and m
Report of the Golta Gendarmes Legion informing about the placement of nomadic Roma. Most (8303) were concentrated within the gendarmes` sector Domaniovca, in the communes Akmecetka, Moldavka, and Domaniovca.

The Deportations of Nomadic Roma to Transnistria

August 1942

In August 1942, the Romanian authorities deported the vast majority of nomadic Roma. Of the 9471 scheduled for deportation, on August 16, 9,223 Roma were already deported. In the autumn, the final number of deported nomads (including Roma abusively identified as nomads) reached 11,441, of which: 2352 men, 2375 women, 6714 children.

Roma people who had performed or were still in military service were not excluded.

The main localities in Transnistria where the nomads were deported: Akmecetka, Crivoi Oziero, Domaniovca, Krasnenkoje, Moldavka, Oniscovo, Tridubi, Vradiovca.