Lily Ebert spent Yom Kippur 1944 in Auschwitz and made herself a promise. “If I ever came out of that place, I was determined to do something that would change everything. I had to make sure that nothing like this could ever happen again to anybody. So I promised myself I would tell the world what had happened. Not just to me, but to all the people who could not tell their stories.” She has kept her promise not just by telling her remarkable story in “Lily’s Promise: How I Survived Auschwitz and Found the Strength to Live,” but also through years of Holocaust education work. Thanks to her great-grandson, Dov Forman, that work has gained a huge new social media audience during the pandemic. The pair have 1.7 million TikTok followers, and their social media presence is huge. We want to tell you about our sponsors: Looking for interesting, up-to-date health information from the experts? Join Dr. Alisa Minkin, board-certified pediatrician and host of the JOWMA Health Podcast, as she interviews top physicians and renowned leaders about a variety of health topics that pertain to you. Tune in every Thursday for new episodes about raising healthy kids, mental health, cancer, heart disease, and more! Listen here - plinkhq.com/i/1500215343 Episode powered by: JOWMA