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#Hedy Epstein Skip to content Hedy Epstein Human Rights Activist, Holocaust Survivor Menu Primary menu HomeBiographyexpand child menuHedy’s Holocaust Experienceexpand child menuLetters to Hedy from Her ParentsThe Nuremberg Doctors’ Trialexpand child menuNot to Heal, But to DestroyMilitary Tribunal Number OneObituaryActivismexpand child menuCivil Rightsexpand child menuPatterns of DiscriminationHumanist of the YearAnti-Warexpand child menuPeople’s Tribunal:The Liberation of AuschwitzLooking Back at War – Ahead at PeaceAmerica’s New WarVeterans’ Day ReflectionPalestineexpand child menuHedy’s Palestine ExperiencesAIPAC Does Not Speak For MeMagic BallPhotosAudioVideoThe Book of Hedy: Scenes From A LifeAbout Search Search for: Hedy Epstein speaking against Haitian deportations, 1992 Conscience in Action “Remembering” and “never forgetting” have been the motto for most Holocaust survivors. I certainly do my share of remembering, remembering my parents, never forgetting the valuable lessons they taught me. I also always remember the Holocaust, how it affected my family’s and my life, and that of millions of others. But remembering alone, unlike for many Holocaust survivors, is not enough for me. Remembering also has to have a present and a future perspective. Understanding the enormity of the consequences of the Holocaust and the enormity of social indifference have taught me never to silently allow social indifference to permit a similar tragedy to befall anyone, anywhere.Hedy Epstein Except as otherwise noted, this site is Copyright © 2023 by Dianne M. Lee and is available for license under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license. Scroll Up