How were non-Jewish ethnic minorities treated in Germany during holocaust?

by g-e-o-f-f

I know Jewish people were the principal target of the final solution, but other groups like homosexuals, Romani and others were also targeted. But I can't remember hearing anything about other "races", like people of african or asian descent. How many people in those groups might have been in Germany before WWII and how did they fare?

Allu_Squattinen

Just as a sidenote: "gypsy" is a racial slur and Romani is a better descriptor of these peoples at least in my experience

Cacotopianist

While you’re waiting for a better answer, u/commiespaceinvader briefly talks about this topic here. There’s also this question from before this sub adopted higher answer standards, though u/Talleyrayrand and u/UrbisPreturbis ’s answers don’t look bad at all.