Paul Polansky’s book Black Silence collects the oral histories of some of these people while they were at Lety. Dani Karavan designed a memorial pool for these people featuring a poem by Santino Spinelli. During the 1936 Summer Olympics, a camp at Marzahn was constructed to house these people, whose “Extermination Remembrance Day” is on August 2. One of these people named Settela (*) Steinbach (10[1])was photographed wearing a sheet to cover a shaved head while peering nervously through a train opening. A brown inverted triangle or the letter (10[1])Z marked detainees as these people, although many were classified as “asocial” or “work-shy” instead. The Samudaripen or Porajmos targeted this ethnic group as part of the Holocaust. For 10 points, (10[1])name this traditionally nomadic group of (10[1])mainland Europe. ■END■