In the 15th century, general insecurity and latent fear of hardship and pauperization began to crystallize around a newly emerging group of traveling people (Itinerancy), the so-called “gypsies” (Roma and Sinti). In the 14th century, they could be found throughout the Balkans; at the beginning of the 15th century, the first groups appeared in Central Europe; in 1420, they were found in France and Italy, and…