COLORADO — Paulette and David Greenberg's home in Colorado Springs is filled with a traveling library of stories of the Holocaust. They take their display all across the community so people don't forget the unspeakable atrocities that happened under the Nazi regime from 1933-1945. "We even had a program where we served the food that they had in the Holocaust so that people would know what it was like, what people ate, which was basically water and a little piece of bread," said Mrs. Greenberg. "It was important to let people know this is what these people went through," she...
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