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Roadside peg industry carried on by gypsies in between their seasonal farm work

Roadside peg industry carried on by gypsies in between their seasonal farm work


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Roadside peg industry carried on by gypsies in between their seasonal farm work

Roadside peg industry carried on by gypsies in between their seasonal farm work. They gypsy child, not allowed to work, takes her lessons while the peg making goes on. October 1943 P007204

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Media ID 21340803

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Daughter Gipsy Gypsy Mother Pegs


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This photo print, titled "Roadside peg industry carried on by gypsies in between their seasonal farm work" offers a glimpse into the lives of hardworking individuals during the tumultuous times of World War II. Taken in October 1943, this image showcases a unique aspect of the gypsy community's resilience and resourcefulness. In the foreground, we see a determined mother diligently crafting wooden pegs while her young daughter sits beside her. Despite not being allowed to work herself, the little girl seizes this opportunity to continue her education. Engrossed in her studies, she reads intently as her surroundings buzz with activity. The scene encapsulates both hardship and hope. The roadside setting symbolizes the transient nature of their existence as they move from place to place seeking employment opportunities. Yet amidst these challenges, there is an unwavering commitment to education and personal growth. During this era marked by scarcity and uncertainty, it is inspiring to witness how these gypsies adapt and persevere through various means such as engaging in cottage industries like peg making. This photo serves as a poignant reminder that even amidst adversity, knowledge remains invaluable. "Roadside peg industry carried on by gypsies in between their seasonal farm work" captures not only a specific moment but also echoes universal themes of determination, familial bonds, and the pursuit of knowledge against all odds.

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