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Public history, Holocaust memory, Research, and, Education

NEPAT

[Brazilian Center for Nazi and Holocaust Studies]

is an independent initiative of historians.

It is a group formed, produced, and headed only by women.

Our goal is to promote accessible and quality content about Nazism and the Holocaust and to promote education and research on this topic in Brazil.

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Brazilian Center for Nazism and Holocaust Studies

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Know our science divulgation on social media

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NEPAT's library takes place twice a year and is a book club with periodic meetings.

You have the experience of reading with us a book related to Nazism and the Holocaust, and you will be able to participate in debates, have access to complementary materials, and much more!

To receive first-hand news about the opening of new classes, click on the link below:

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NEPAT's Library

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Desnazificando is the first and only podcast in Brazil that deals exclusively with the Nazi regime and the Holocaust
 

The podcast is an entirely feminine initiative podcast idealized and produced by the Brazilian Center for Nazism and Holocaust Studies (NEPAT) coordinators. 


We talk about research, education, Nazism, the twentieth century, public history, and anything else on this podcast. Our goal is to discuss concepts, ideas, and events in a fun way but with depth and quality.

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News

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The Routledge Handbook to Auschwitz-Birkenau has just been released, featuring our contribution with the chapter “The Meaning of the Barbed Wire: Auschwitz’s Place and Holocaust Memory in Brazil”.
 

Our chapter is based on research conducted in Brazilian bookstores to analyse how books on Nazism are displayed and categorized — including differences in title translations — and what this may reveal about Holocaust memory in Brazil.

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