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Join UTD for the final lecture in our 2026 Spring Lecture Series, where Dr. Jennifer Cantrell-Sutor will present "The Geography of Remembrance: Time, Space, and the Collective Memory of the Romani Genocide."
In May 2005, the German government officially dedicated the “Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe.” Another seven years would pass before a separate memorial was completed, commemorating the murder of the Sinti and Roma during National Socialism. The temporal and geographic distance separating these historic monuments is not unique to Germany’s Holocaust memorialization efforts; many European countries have designated separate dates for the commemoration of the Holocaust’s Jewish and Roma victims. Exploring the impact of this type of historic fragmentation, Dr. Cantrell-Sutor’s presentation examines the ways in which national commemoration activities have ultimately shaped the collective memory of the Roma genocide.
Please register for this event online via this link: Spring Professor Lecture Series, Dr. Jennifer Cantrell-Sutor – Fill out form |
