Visiting the Auschwitz death camps is a profound experience that exposes the depths of human evil, yet it's a reality often overlooked by many. In this video, I offer recommendations on how to approach the visit respectfully and provide valuable tips for those considering this visit.

News articles mentioned in the video:
After offensive selfies, Auschwitz asks for respect for the memory of the Holocaust: https://veja.abril.com.br/mundo/apos-...

Guidelines for visitors
Basic information: https://www.auschwitz.org/en/visiting...
Full list of rules: https://visit.auschwitz.org/regulamin...
Luggage: https://www.auschwitz.org/gfx/auschwi...

See also the previous videos in this series:
Auschwitz Part 1: Visiting the Death Camp:    • AUSCHWITZ PARTE 1 - VISITA AO CAMPO D...  
Auschwitz Part 2: The Path to the Holocaust:    • AUSCHWITZ PARTE 2 - A CONSTRUÇÃO DO H...  

Reading recommendation
Is this a man? - Amazon.com.br https://a.co/d/1xP7TMR

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.

Credits
Camera, Direction, Script and Editing: Daniel Rosa