The Gypsies
The Gypsies by Angus Fraser, published by Wiley on February 23, 1995, is a comprehensive exploration of the history of the Gypsies in Europe. Spanning 374 pages, this edition delves into the unique cultural identity of the Gypsies, who have maintained their distinct customs despite facing ongoing misunderstanding and societal pressure to conform.
Readers will find a detailed account of the Gypsies’ presence in Europe, tracing their origins and the challenges they have encountered over the centuries. The book focuses on their resilience and the complexities of their cultural heritage, offering insights into a group that has often been marginalized. With a focus on history and European contexts, this work provides a thorough examination of a people who have steadfastly resisted assimilation.
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Since their unexplained appearance in Europe over nine centuries ago, the Gypsies have refused to fall in with conventional settled life. They remain a people whose culture and customs are beset with misunderstanding, and who cling to their distinct identity in the teeth of persistent rejection and pressure to conform. This book describes their history.
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