Romany
51Romany Guild — United Kingdom. Est. 1972. Founded in 1972 by Gypsies, this group was led by the late Tom Lee, who felt that the non Gypsy members of the Gypsy Council were too influential. Later it reunited for a short time with the Gypsy Council under the… …
52Romany Gypsy Council — United Kingdom. Chair: Mrs. Bendell Smith. Local organization in southwest England that supports and advises Gypsies and Travelers in the fields of accommodation and welfare …
53Romany Studies — See Gypsy Studies …
54Romany Theatre Company — Ipswich, England. Est. 2002. Artistic director: Daniel Allum. The theater company aims at helping young Romanies have an opportunity to act. In its choice of plays, it hopes to build a bridge between the Gypsy and non Gypsy …
55Romany Tower — United Kingdom. Est. 2003. An organization in London, running English language, drama, and dance classes, mainly for Polish Romanies …
56Bohemian Romany — or Bohemian Romani is a dialect of Romany (a European Indo Aryan language) formerly spoken by the Roma of Bohemia, the western part of today s Czech Republic. It became extinct after the World War II, due to extermination of most of its speakers… …
57North Central Romany — or North Central Romany , dated: Carpathian Romany or Romungro (or Hungarian Roma : Rom + Ungro Fact|date=October 2008), is one of a dozen major dialect groups within Romany, an Indo Aryan language of Europe. The North Central dialects of Romany… …
58Vlax Romany language — language familycolor=Indo European name=Vlax Romany nativename= states=Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, Albania, Colombia, Hungary and 21 other states worldwide speakers=1.5 million fam2=Indo Iranian fam3=Indo Aryan fam4=Central Zone fam5=Romany… …
59Welsh-Romany language — language familycolor=Indo European name=Welsh Romany nativename=Romnimus states=Wales (United Kingdom) speakers=Probably extinct as a first language. fam2=Indo Iranian fam3=Indo Aryan fam4=Central Zone fam5=Romany iso2=rom|iso3=rmwWelsh Romany… …
60World Romany Congress — There have been six congresses organized by the International Romani Union (IRU) and its predecessors in the years since the end of World War II. The first World Romany Congress in 1971, with delegates attending from 14 countries, was held… …
