Non-Jewish Groups Persecuted by the Nazi- Transcription

How did the history of the German colonization of some parts of Africa encourage and/or put limits to the Nazi persecution of some Africans in Germany? What were some of the contradictions of the Nazi regime and how did they allow Afro-Germans spaces for negotiation? In the case of Gypsy peoples, were there some contradictions of the regime that they were able to exploit to negotiate their experiences of alienation during the Holocaust? Can we speak of a Nazi Holocaust of Gypsies the same way that we talk of the Nazi Holocaust of Jews? Dr. Rosenhaft addresses these key questions in this conversation.