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The book review titled "Rain of Ash: Roma, Jews, and the Holocaust" by Ari Joskowicz explores the shared experiences of persecution and suffering between Roma and Jews during the Holocaust. Joskowicz delves into the intertwined history of these two groups, highlighting their common experiences of mass violence and destruction. The postwar era saw a hierarchy of victimhood that often marginalized the Roma, leading them to seek recognition and compensation through Jewish organizations. The narrative of the Holocaust is presented through a vertical axis, impacting how Holocaust memorials and knowledge production reflect this hierarchy. [Extracted from the article]

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