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jewish leaders who are in the war to go into the war to see for himself what's happening inside the gatto in 1942 so that he can in some way when he goes to the allied capitals can see all of this with my own eyes. and kreski who's an aristocrat he admits to some prejudice against the jews and then he says it actually was quite wonderful because the jewish leaders i was meeting in outside of the ghetto, they were not at all jewish. were like polish gentlemen and the moment they go into the ghetto they flip through the door , through the walls and suddenly they became jewish. they were amongst themselves and it's interesting. it was an incredible love and admiration for kreski but also for the fact of in some ways both recognizes his prejudice and then also his struggle to transcend his prejudice. now, kreski when he goes and auschwitz doesn't go there because of what's happening to the jews. auschwitz at that point is not important in the final solution but it becomes quite important and since we are here speaking at the museum of jewish heritage i think maybe it would be a good thing to