Frieda Daniels, a 93-year-old former high-wire artist, shares her experiences during the genocide at the time of the Holocaust to educate younger generations about the atrocities faced by the Sinti and Roma community.

She and her family were persecuted by the Nazis, with an estimated 500,000 Sinti and Roma murdered during the genocide.

Now living in California, Frieda continues to travel and speak about her past, recently reflecting on her experiences during a visit to an exhibition in Heidelberg, Germany.

• 93-year-old high-wire artist keeps memory of Holocaust alive. In: Deutsche Welle. 30.07.2026. https://amp.dw.com/en/93-year-old-high-wire-artist-keeps-memory-of-holocaust-alive/video-78170215