Holocaust
Remembrance and
Beyond
i S u r v i v e d . O r g
F o r g e t Y o u N o
t . N e t
H o l o c a u s t R e m e m
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"Forget
You
Not"™
...not
forgetting the past to protect the future ...
Holocaust
Survivors
and Remembrance
Project
NatureQuest
Publications, Inc.
U.S.
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The
purpose of this
"Forget
You
Not"™
project is to disseminate and publicize
the most important available online
Holocaust webpages that we can find. We do
this by referencing and placing direct
links to the selected webpages that can be
seen in their entirety through our
specially made frameset "windows."
We
do not receive or accept any monetary
compensation for publicizing our chosen
Holocaust related links/webpages that are
being referenced in our website nor are we
engaged in any link exchange program.
In short, our selected links that are
being posted in our website are being
placed based on their worthiness, as we
see it. We, of course, do not copy any
material from the linked website as there
is no rationale for it. However, for the
most important links that are being
posted, we create --in addition-- special
banners and photos made from the material
found in the linked page.
We
appreciate, and recognize in here, the
direct and indirect permission of various
news media organizations (from the United
States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany,
Israel, and other countries) to reprint
selected articles dealing with the
Holocaust and its tragic
legacy.
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bequests that are most welcomed and
appreciated here.
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you for your interest in us and our
"Forget
You Not"™
Holocaust
work.
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Survivors and Remembrance
Project
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A
word from the Editor:
'I
didn't forget you'
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The
late Simon Wiesenthal is quoted to have
said this in response to a
question:
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"You're
a religious man. You believe in God and
life after death. I also believe. When we
come to the other world and meet the
millions of Jews who died in the camps and
they ask us, 'What have you done?' there
will be many answers. You will say, 'I
became a jeweler.' Another will say, 'I
smuggled coffee and American cigarettes.'
Still another will say, 'I built
houses,' but I will say,
'I didn't forget you.' "
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.This
theme 'I didn't forget you' is central indeed to
our motivation for pursuing this entire "Forget You
Not"™ Holocaust
project.
< HolocaustRemembrance.Net >
and
< ForgetYouNot.Net >
are
mirror-websites to the primal
< iSurvived.Org >
site.
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