#romanationalism

Let My People Go.

On this Roma Resistance Day, we remember our ancestors who stood against oppression, who rose with dignity and fought for survival in the face of extermination. Their blood demands truth—not false unity.

We, Roma Christians, are not the same as Roma Muslims. We share history’s cover, but we walk different paths. Faith shapes identity. Belief defines belonging.

Stop using the word “Roma” to blur lines that matter. We respect others, but we will not be diluted. Our traditions, our faith, our future are not negotiable.

This is not hate—it is clarity. This is not division—it is truth.

Today, we honor resistance not just against Nazis, but against erasure—of faith, of truth, of who we really are.

We Will Resist.

On this day, May 16th, we remember the brave Roma who rose up in Auschwitz in 1944 — unarmed, unafraid, and unwilling to die without a fight. Their courage lives in our blood.

But today, our people are still dying — in Ukraine, in silence, in exile.

We still have no place to call home.

We are still treated as second-class citizens across Europe and beyond.

We are still erased from history and ignored in the present.

We cry out: No more!

We are a people with ancient roots, with pride, with pain, and with purpose.

We demand what every human being deserves — dignity, protection, and a homeland.

We want first-class citizenship in our God-given Promised Land — a place where Roma children can grow free, safe, and proud.

We want peace. We want justice.

We want a future.

How many more of our Roma sons must die in a war that was never ours?

From the trenches of Ukraine to the frozen fields of Russia, Roma blood soaks the earth — for what? For borders never drawn with us in mind? For states that never saw us as equals? For flags that remember us only when it’s time to fight, but forget us when it’s time to feed, house, or protect?

This is not our war. This is not our cause.

We are dying for governments that treat us like dirt. Dying for systems that lock us in ghettos, deny us education, steal our children, and erase our culture. Both Russia and Ukraine have failed the Roma — and now they want our lives too?

No more.

Let the world hear us: We are not cannon fodder. We are not disposable. We are a people — a nation without borders, a fire that has survived centuries of persecution — and we are done dying for others.

We want peace — not just for them, but for us.

We want justice — not just at war’s end, but forever.

We want recognition — not as outsiders or “gypsies,” but as Roma. As human. As worthy.

When will we learn that the world does not belong to us — because it was never meant to? And that the only way forward is to demand a world of our own: our own state, our own land, our own justice. If we must die, let it be for ourselves — not for the Gadje.

The Time Has Come: Roma Nationalism for Self-Determination Based on Judeo-Christian Values

From the ashes of the Holocaust, where so many of our brothers and sisters were brutally murdered, the Roma people rose. We survived the horrors of genocide, but survival alone is no longer enough. The time has come for the Roma to rise and claim the right to self-determination—the right to build a future based on our dignity, our history, and the values that define us.

The Roma Nation Movement is born from the collective yearning for freedom, sovereignty, and justice. It is grounded in the Judeo-Christian principles that have guided so many to find meaning in the face of adversity. Through these values—respect for life, a commitment to justice, and the understanding that all people are made in God’s image—we seek a future of prosperity and peace. These values have sustained us through the darkest periods of our history and are the foundation upon which we will build our future.

But our movement is not for the faint of heart. We are not here to appease those who have never understood our struggle. We are not here to accommodate those who have refused to acknowledge our place in history. Our movement stands as a declaration that the Roma people—who paid the ultimate price in World War II, who lost countless lives to the horrors of genocide—will not be forgotten.

We honor our ancestors who died at the hands of the Nazis, and we vow to never let their sacrifices be in vain. This is our moment to rise as a people, to assert our identity, and to forge a path toward self-determination. This is not just a movement of words, but one of action. Our future is ours to shape, and we will not allow it to be dictated by others any longer.

We reject any false claims that seek to dilute our heritage. While we respect all nomadic peoples, we stand firm in the recognition that the Roma are a distinct nation—an ancient people with an ancient right to self-governance. We are not the same as the Irish Travellers or any other group, and we will not let our identity be overshadowed by others. The blood of our people, spilled during the Holocaust, demands recognition and respect.

Now, more than ever, we must unite, strengthen our ties, and begin the journey toward the creation of a Roma Nation—one rooted in our shared history, our Judeo-Christian values, and the promise of a better tomorrow. It is time for the world to see us not as outcasts, but as a proud and determined people, ready to claim our rightful place in the world.