Holocaust scholarship an amazing opportunity

By Grant Quarry
Published October 27, 2016

A visit to Dachau Concentration Camp in Germany as a 14-year-old exchange student has inspired a lifelong respectful fascination with the Jewish Holocaust for Kinross Wolaroi School teacher Larissa Terrey.

There were 32,000 documented deaths, and thousands more undocumented, at Dachau during World War II.

That fascination has resulted in many students benefiting from Terrey’s knowledge during her nine years as an educator, and now ...

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