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aeer-404	Woodcock, Shannon	Romanian Romani Resistance to Genocide in the Matrix of the 'Ţigan' Other	2007	16	.pdf	application/pdf	11108	555	53	Henri Stahl’s famous history and sociology of Romanian peasantry and agriculture mentions only once that monasteries “exploited … gypsy [sic] slaves,” while Keith Hitchins lists the varied roles and the “economic burdens” that were expected of “gypsies [sic] …belonging to” monasteries and landowners, but does not discuss the place of these “social outcasts … foreign in customs, mentality and appearance” in relation to other Romanian social groups or beyond these few sentences.4 As with slavery elsewhere, ! After the Treaty of Trianon (1920) institutionalized Romania’s annexation of Transylvania, the prime anxieties of Romanian ethnic identity were focused on Hungarians, Jews and Communist threats, but significant energy continued to be directed into interpellating and marginalizing !	cache/aeer-404.pdf	txt/aeer-404.txt