What this quote means

This quote underscores the duty of historians not to settle for the official narrative but to seek truth beyond versions imposed by power. It reminds us that history is often written by the victors and that it is essential to give voice to the forgotten. It encourages us to be curious and critical of dominant discourses. In our lives, it pushes us to dig deeper, verify sources, and listen to marginalized perspectives.

How to apply it daily

When studying a historical event, consult alternative sources and ask yourself which viewpoints are missing.