Ursari
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The Ursari (from the Romanian Urs, meaning bear) are bear trainers, of the Manush nation of Gypsy. The Manush are typically entertainers. Ursari may also refer to a dialect of Balkan Romani. [1]
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The Roma minority in Romania |  |
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| Organisations | National Agency for the Roma | Aven Amentza | Romani CRISS | Resource Center for Roma Communities | Romanothan | |
| Initiatives | Decade of Roma Inclusion | National Day of Commemorating the Holocaust | Racism Breaks the Game | |
| People | Mădălin Voicu | Ion Voicu | Nicolae Păun | Gheorghe Răducanu | Taraful Haiducilor | Fanfare Ciocărlia | |
| Demographics | List of towns in Romania by Roma population | |
| Culture | Romani language | Kalderash | Boyash | Ursari | Lăutari | International Romani Art Festival | |
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