Incomplete Memories: Eastern Europe's Troubling Record on Commemorating the Roma Holocaust The European Union designated August 2 as a day of remembrance for the Romani Holocaust in 2015.
This marked a significant step towards acknowledging the genocide of half a million European Roma and Sinti during World War II.
However, nearly two decades later, some countries in eastern Europe still struggle to balance paying lip service to historical atrocities with genuinely confronting their dark pasts.