O Dia em que o Mundo Descobriu o Horror em AUSCHWITZ - Cena CENSURADA

Become a member and join the Rosa Channel community:    / @canaldorosacz   Watch the 3-episode series I produced about the Holocaust:    • Estive Dentro do Campo de Extermínio Mais ...      • A Escalada do Holocausto: Da Perda de Dire...      • Auschwitz: Será que Você Deveria Mesmo Vis...   Follow me on Instagram:   / rosa.daniel   Follow the "Conhecendo Kracóvia" profile on Instagram to keep up with everything about the 80th anniversary ceremony of the liberation of Auschwitz:   / conhecendocracovia   On January 27, 1945, the Soviet Army liberated Auschwitz, exposing the horror of the Nazi regime. The 106th Infantry Division, commanded by Major Anatoliy Shapiro, fought resistance until it reached the concentration camp. The operation involved clearing mines and fighting SS guards. The soldiers found about 9,000 survivors in extreme conditions of malnutrition and disease. The date became a historical landmark, revealing the Nazi genocide. Auschwitz symbolizes the Holocaust, where more than 1.1 million people, mainly Jews, were killed under the "Final Solution". The camp was a machine of extermination, with gas chambers, crematoria, forced labor, starvation and disease. Josef Mengele conducted cruel experiments on the prisoners. In late 1944, the Nazis partially destroyed the camp and forced the prisoners to march in events called "death marches". Many died, and those who remained were found in deplorable conditions. Liberation did not end the suffering. Survivors faced mistrust, refeeding syndrome and infectious diseases, as well as psychological trauma. Today, Auschwitz is a museum that preserves the memory of the victims, educates future generations and warns against misinformation, reinforcing the commitment to historical truth to prevent new tragedies. Books After Auschwitz - Eva Schloss Schindler's List - Thomas Heneally The Diary of Anne Frank The Boy Who Followed His Father to Auschwitz - Jeremy Dronfield The Warsaw Zoo - Diane Ackerman Deliverance - Imogen Kealey I Am the Last Jew - Chil Rajchman The Women of Nazism - Wendy Lower Cilka's Journey - Heather Morris The Tattooist of Auschwitz - Heather Morris Is This a Man? - Primo Levi The Auschwitz Dancer - Edith Eva Eger The Boy from Schindler's List - Leon lEYSON The White Tent - Salus Loch The Nazi Officer's Wife - Edith Eva Eger The Mountaineer - Marcio Pitliuk The Violin's Song - Bruno Thys Nazis in Brazil and Extradition: The Extradition Requests of Franz Stangl and Gustav Wagner in a Historical-Legal Analysis - Felipe Abal High Courts and Nazi Criminals: the Decision-Making Process in a Historical-Legal Analysis - Felipe Abal Films The Great Dictator, 1940. The Pawnbroker, 1964. Jacob, the Liar, 1974. The Wave, 1981. Goodbye, Boys (Au revoir) les enfants), 1987. Escape from Sobibor, 1987. Children of War (Europe, Europe), 1990. Korczak, 1990. Schindler's List, 1993. Train de Vie, 1997. Life is Beautiful, 1997. Uprising, 2001. The Pianist, 2002. Defiance, 2008. The Reader, 2008. The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler, 2009. Love and Hate (La Rafle), 2010. Son of Saul, 2015. Denial, 2016. 1945, 2017. Jojo Rabbit, 2019. Documentaries Triumph of the Will, 1935. Shoah (Claude Lanzmann), 1984. The Long Way Home, 1997. The Last Days, 1998. Paragraph 175, 2000. Einsatzgruppen: Nazi Death Squads, 2009. Numbered, 2012. Who Will Write Our History, 2018. Ordinary Men: Killers of the Holocaust, 2023. Camera Daniel Rosa Cristiano Fernandes Direction, Editing, Narration, Research and Screenplay Daniel Rosa Acknowledgements Valéria Mello Ana Mejzr Cristiano Fernandes Soundtrack: Epidemic Sound Epidemic Sound Course. By Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, Karoliina Gabel Gone Soon. By Spectacles Wallet and Watch From the Past. By Cobby Costa Shattered Glass. By Lalo Brickman The Faults in My Heart. By Miles Avida Stormy Nights Ahead. By Miles Avida We Can Still Make It. By Spectacles Wallet and Watch The Forgotten One. By Cobby Costa The Slow Tick of Time. By Alfie-Jay Winters