As European Roma Holocaust Memorial Day approaches, we begin in Nuremberg. This article examines why the Nuremberg Trials remain significant in Roma historical memory and why passing this knowledge to future generations continues to matter.

As 2 August – European Roma Holocaust Memorial Day – approaches, the European Roma Cultural Foundation begins a series of reflections on the history and legacy of the Roma Holocaust.

Austrian Romani artist, writer and Holocaust survivor Ceija Stojka transformed personal testimony into a powerful act of cultural remembrance. This ERCF Perspective explores how her work continues to shape conversations on memory, self-representation and cultural agency in Europe today.