In Alta CNN: 10 contents in streaming to understand what Nazism was

Intolerant thoughts are present in our daily lives even today. Fortunately, it is not necessary to have to draw to better understand what Nazism was and what consequences this period brought.

Therefore, the High CNN separated ten contents with this theme that are present in the streams for you to consume.

Inglourious Basterds – MOVIE

Amazon Prime Video / STAR+ / Paramount + / Globo Play:

Directed by Quentin Tarantino, the film tells the story of a group of American Jews known as Bastards who hunt Nazis during World War II. Despite the film being a fiction, it largely relies on real characteristics of the Second World War. The film was nominated for three Oscars.

Jojo Rabbit – MOVIE

STAR+:

Another movie that mixes fiction and reality. Jojo is a lonely German boy who discovers that his mother is hiding a Jewish girl in the attic. Aided only by his imaginary friend Adolf Hitler, Jojo must face his blind nationalism in the midst of World War II. It won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay in 2020.

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas – MOVIE

Telecine / GloboPlay:

During the Second World War, Bruno, an eight-year-old boy, and his family leave Berlin to live near a concentration camp, where his father has just become a commander. Unhappy and lonely, he wanders outside his house and one day he meets Shmuel, a Jewish boy his age. Though the field’s barbed wire fence separates them, the boys begin a forbidden friendship.

Man in the High Castle – SERIES – 4 seasons

Amazon Prime Video:

What would have happened to the world if the Allied Forces had lost World War II? The series follows the reflection of that twenty years after the supposed defeat. Now, the world is divided between Japan and Germany, the biggest Hegemonic States. As the tension between these two hegemonies grows, it has drastic consequences in the United States and in the opposing states.

The Girl Who Stole Books – MOVIE

Star+ / Telecine:

During World War II, a young girl named Liesel Meminger survives outside Munich by reading the books she steals. Helped by her adoptive father, she learns to read and shares books with her friends, including a Jew who lives in hiding in her home. While not reading or studying, she does errands for her mother and plays with her friend Rudy.

Hunters – SERIES

Amazon Prime Video:

“Hunters” is a series that follows a group of Nazi hunters who seek justice in a New York in the late 70s. Their main objective is to hunt down and kill hundreds of veterans of the old regime, who escaped punishment and started a new life in the United States.

How to become a tyrant – DOCUMENTARY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExqEwqOrVE8

Netflix:

This Netflix docuseries doesn’t talk directly about Nazism, but it seeks to answer an intriguing and always current question: what does it really take to become a great authoritarian leader? What characteristics does this person usually display? How does your rise to power take place?

Masterpiece Hunters – FILM

Globoplay / Telecine:

The film, which is directed by George Clooney, follows a group of thirteen art experts from different countries who were brought together during World War II with the mission to find works of art stolen by the Nazis before they are destroyed.

Great Moments of WWII in Color – DOCUMENTARY

Netflix:

The series seeks to explain, from the attack on Pearl Harbor to D-Day, the remarkable events of World War II. With color footage brought to life in this documentary series, it is possible to see greater detail in the images that were rescued from archives of both the Axis and Allied armies.

Half-Hour Story – PODCAST

Spotify:

And if you’re looking for a sensible podcast that really explains things, we recommend “History in Half an Hour”. Made by history teacher, Vítor Soares, the program addresses current and classic themes of history in an informal way and as its name says, in 30 minutes. Here, we separated 2 episodes on the topic:

Holocaust:

Nazism:

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