Sinti (Sinti People)

The Sinti are a subgroup of the Romani people, traditionally nomadic groups originating from South Asia but now primarily found in Central Europe, including Germany, France, and Italy. They have their own language, Sinti Romani, and cultural practices. Historically, they faced discrimination and persecution, especially during the Holocaust. Today, the Sinti contribute to regional cultures through music, craftsmanship, and traditions, while also advocating for their rights and recognition within society. They are an integral part of Europe's diverse cultural mosaic, with a rich history and resilient identity.