By AMANDA VERZELLO
Hearing a first-hand account of the atrocities and persecution that pervaded the Holocaust is a rare opportunity, especially considering the advancing ages of the remaining survivors.
At-risk teens had that opportunity recently, when an 83-year-old Holocaust survivor, Kelly Awerbach Zippel, spoke at the Heritage Residential Treatment Center. Zippel talked about the two years she spent in a Nazi work camp.
Zippel was living in Holland at the start of World War II. The s....
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