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Ionel Rotaru

Romani activist
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  • Romani celebration
    Roma
    / Romani civil rights movement

    …late 1950s the Romani activist Ionel Rotaru, originally from Romania or Moldova, staged a theatrical coronation of himself as king of the Roma and began to draw a circle of intellectuals and aid fellow immigrants move from Romania to Paris. Rotaru, with the help of the brothers Vanko and Léulea…

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    …late 1950s the Romani activist Ionel Rotaru, originally from Romania or Moldova, staged a theatrical coronation of himself as king of the Roma and began to draw a circle of intellectuals and aid fellow immigrants move from Romania to Paris. Rotaru, with the help of the brothers Vanko and Léulea…

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