A Escalada do Holocausto: Da Perda de Direitos ao Trágico Genocídio

While at the Auschwitz death camps, I reflected on the solemn history of that place and the imperative to actively work towards preventing such atrocities from recurring. In this video, I explore the historical events leading up to the Second World War, which ultimately resulted in the Jewish Holocaust. The historical background for this video script was developed based on the content of episode 33 [1] of the Correspondente de Guerras podcast [2]. The narration and presentation of Auschwitz memorial facilities were done using information provided by the museum professional who guided the visit. As the narration was not read but presented spontaneously after referring to the script, there is a possibility of historical inaccuracies, which I humbly acknowledge in the face of reliable sources and commit to adding corrections to the video description. However, I will not tolerate Holocaust denial, including its characteristics and origins. [1] Episode 33: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4Ogh... [2] Podcast Correspondente de Guerras: https://open.spotify.com/show/2kcTZfx... News articles mentioned in the video (all in Portuguese): In 2023, Brazil recorded 257 violent deaths of LGBTQIA+ individuals, one more than in 2022, maintaining its status as the most homophobic and transphobic country in the world. https://g1.globo.com/ba/bahia/noticia... violent-of-people-lgbtqia-na-ba-2023.ghtml Brazilians are garbage    • 'Brasileiros são lixo': Xenofobia cresce e...   The anti-LGBTQ law in Hungary sparks criticism from Europeans    • Lei anti-LGBTQ da Hungria gera crítica de ...   Learn why George Soros's name pops up in various conspiracy theories https://projetocomprova.com.br/public... -appears-in-several-conspiracy-theories/ A person from the LGBTQIA+ community was violently killed every 32 hours in Brazil in 2022 https://www.cnnbrasil.com.br/nacional... -brazil-in-2022/ German far-right group gains followers across Europe https://oglobo.globo.com/mundo/grupo-... Sources of images: -@holocaustmuseum -    • European Antisemitism from Its Origins to ...   -@holocaustmuseum -    • The Path to Nazi Genocide   Reading recommendation (all in Portuguese) Jewish diaspora https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Di%C3%A... Persecution of Jews throughout history https://www.swissinfo.ch/por/cultura/... -m%C3%A9day/47763664 Holocaust https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocausto Podcast recommendation (Portuguese) História em Meia Hora (History in 30 minutes) - Far Right episode https://open.spotify.com/episode/0b9c... Documentary recommendation Shoah (1985): The most significant work on Holocaust memory, Claude Lanzmann's 1985 film, spanning 9 and a half hours and created over 11 years. The director refuses to use footage from concentration camps, unlike conventional documentaries. The horror is documented through the testimonies of survivors—whether victims, perpetrators, or mere witnesses to the atrocities. Book recommendations (also available in English) If This Is a Man - Amazon.com.br https://a.co/d/1xP7TMR The Prague Cemetery - Amazon.com.br https://a.co/d/1ezncOq Credits Camera, Direction, and Editing: Daniel Rosa Assistant Director: Carol Barreto Assistant Editor: Manu Dallabrida Video Research and Script: Daniel Rosa Podcast "Correspondente de Guerras" Research: Professor Cleber Roberto Acknowledgments Podcast Correspondente de Guerras: https://open.spotify.com/show/2kcTZfx... Memorial And Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau: https://www.auschwitz.org/en/ Special thanks: To Professor Cleber Roberto (  / ohistoriante  ) for the research and presentation of episode 33 of the Correspondente de Guerras podcast, and, most importantly, for granting permission to use part of the episode's text in the composition of this video script (starting with the opening). To Professor Felipe Abal (  / felipeabal  ) for taking the time to provide feedback on the script. To my friend Adalton Oliveira for sharing relevant material that aided in the video composition. Also, follow the channels @TVHistoriante and @ViraCasacas on YouTube.