zigeuner in a sentence

1. Alfred Dillmann’s Zigeuner-Buchappears in Germany.

2. »Zigeuner« (M. Geissler), UE 5212, also with orchestra

3. This leads to two initiatives: Dillmann’s Zigeuner-Buch(1905), and the December 1911 conference.

4. Zigeuner in Polen" supported or had to support the authority’s policy regarding the settlement of the Roma.

5. Roma in Hungary and Romania proudly call themselves “Zigeuner”, while in Slovakia the same word means “thief”.

6. There are many reasons for this, the most important one being that the word “Zigeuner” means different things in different languages.

7. These racially-motivated statements also support the Zigeuner-Buch’s emphasis on the Romani genetic tendency toward criminal behavior.

8. He was a German Sinto; his music was mostly published and categorized under the contemporary names gypsy jazz or "Musik deutscher Zigeuner".

9. They also point out that the majority of the Roma community in Austria does not want to be called “Zigeuner” and demand that this wish finally be respected.

10. For the creation of the label »Zigeuner« for classification purposes in the process of police professionalization in Germany in a historical perspective, see Lucassen (1997).

11. A central element of the campaign are photos of people from politics, media and other fields, holding up signs with the hand-written words: “Ich bin gegen das Wort ‘Zigeuner’.”

12. The "Zigeuner-Anhalte- und Arbeitslager" ("gypsy detention and labour camp") that was built in Lackenbach (Burgenland) in 1940 held altogether more than 4,000 registered detainees and was the biggest of its kind on the formerly Austrian territory.