A very amazing cake, cake scene.

Welcome back to another episode of Reality Life with Kate Casey.

In this episode, I had the great privilege of interviewing a Holocaust survivor.

As a champion of unscripted television, I believe documentaries are vital to preserving

important events or parts of history.

This type of storytelling gives the world a better understanding of not only what happened

in the past, but what can also happen in the future.

The Holocaust was the state-sponsored mass persecution and murder of 6 million Jewish

people between 1941 and 1945 under the Nazi regime and its collaborators.

Its consequences are still felt by those whose ancestors were victims of this genocide,

and those that see the importance of not repeating the worst in our world's history.

To give context, anti-Semitism reached its heightened Germany during the Nazi era.

We're under the leadership of Adolf Hitler, they determined that Jewish people, gypsies,

Poles, Russians, and physically and mentally disabled people were subhuman and did not

deserve to live.

Once assuming total power of the German state, Hitler began a systematic campaign to strip

anyone who was Jewish of their property and their jobs, whether it was academia, the

judiciary, the military, and the civil service.

The dogs were burned, Jewish businesses were boycotted or shut down, the Nuremberg laws

of 1935 denied anyone Jewish of their German citizenship, forbidding those Jewish to marry

non-Jewish and took away most of their political rights.

Hitler claimed inflation, economic depression, the loss of World War I, and the punitive

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