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Gidon Lev, nacido en la antigua Checoslovaquia, fue uno de los niños sobrevivientes al campo de concentración de Terezin. Ahora, teniendo 87 años de edad, ha recurrido a la famosa plataforma TikTok para explicar su experiencia a un público más joven y combatir el antisemitismo en internet.

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00:00I
00:35This is disgusting, and totally, absolutely unacceptable.
00:41That's the human in me, bling bling, then I saw them, that's the goddess in me.
00:45You could have had a bad bitch, knock a middle, help me with your cup.
00:49Get over the Holocaust?
00:51Do you think this is like a spilled cup of coffee that you wipe clean, and everything
00:57is okay afterwards?
00:58No, my dear sir.
01:06For me, the importance of using TikTok is that there is an astonishing lack of Holocaust
01:12education among young people.
01:14So on TikTok, you can use a medium that young people like with music and memes and hashtags,
01:21but be teaching something at the same time.
01:24So TikTok is really kind of a sneaky way of teaching and educating, while also entertaining.
01:49I just think in spite of so much horror, so much suffering, so much pain, of so much cruelty,
02:00there are also good things in life and good people, and you, young people, can make the
02:08world a better place.
02:12Here are some of the stuff.
02:12To be continued...
02:13..
02:18You
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