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“In 1992 photographer Yale Strom traveled with his tape recorder, camera, and violin to several Gypsy, or Rom, communities in Europe and Eastern Europe in order to gain an understanding of what it means to be Rom today. The resulting interviews and photographs, remarkable for their humor, honesty, and insight, offer a rare and compelling glimpse into a mysterious and often misunderstood culture. Mr. Strom was able to gain acceptance into Rom homes, community centers, and churches with his music, and it is music that frequently emerges as the force that binds one generation to the next; it is…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1993Four Winds Press · 111 pages · 9780027885316
InterviewsJuvenile literatureRomaniesEthnic relationsGypsiesEurope, ethnic relationsUkraineUkraine, juvenile literature








