The article discusses the concept of concealed identity, particularly among Roma and Jewish communities, highlighting the historical reasons for hiding one’s ethnic background due to discrimination and violence.

It explores the complexities of transgenerational concealed identity, where descendants inherit the burden of hidden heritage, often feeling alienated from both majority and minority groups.

The author reflects on personal experiences and the emotional resonance of identity, emphasizing the struggle between societal labels and personal resonance in defining one’s self.

• VERDECKTE IDENTITÄT. Roma? Juden? Nein, aber ja. In: MiGAZIN. 19.08.2026. https://www.migazin.de/2026/08/19/roma-juden-nein-aber-ja/