chief rabbi michel should rick on a visit to southern poland. and the dutch. rabbi should rick is constantly on the move even when traveling he's multitasking today he's conferencing with the jewish community in pittsburgh. steps aside. they're setting up an exchange program for young jews from poland and the u.s. i think about that our biggest challenge some of the very practical and it's still it's less but still existing on follow up is we don't necessarily have the professional staff to follow up the way we should. so many projects and sometimes it seems like too much for one person. who said it was going to be easy. i could say that the jewish community of poland in the last 30 years has gone from a stagnating dying dysfunctional jewish community to a reemerging vibrant dysfunctional jewish community. we're still dysfunctional but at least now we're alive we're vibrant we're creating. today there are once again jewish communities in all of poland's larger towns with several 1000 members . nobody knows exactly how many some say there are up 212000 practicin

at an adult education center here michel should rick organized seminars on jewish life. today it's a hotel and guest house. it's the 1st time in many years that rabbi should rick has been back to the place where it all began i mean it seems people have 1520 years i know for i reckon. maybe some ladies would think. it's impossible to. be jewish in poland and not feel the presence of the apps it's the generation born after the show i often don't know anything about their jewish roots and even those who knew never had a chance to experience they've never had a shot before. not some some did but many didn't. and so it was really a 1st chance who was also a chance just to be openly jewish. you know he didn't have to worry about anybody making a comment or wondering what it meant so. a lot of ways it all started here. we had a dinner. i look to these kids they would not kids anymore they wouldn't have thirty's and forty's and i'll never forget. the raisins. and he said. to sing this song. to his children all those with hundreds who remember the song heard the song please join.

past 30 years the restoration work has been focusing on a few more towns or villages each year michel should rick considers this one of his most important tasks. my relatives of the people buried here often come from overseas to visit. to give to my 2 kids my niece and nephew my sister my brother in law. my wife fighting over there somewhere. it's an obligation of every good to. not only choose germany it's really the obligation of every with human being remember what happened and all the rest of it but if you think about that then perhaps the 1st thing we should do is make sure that every victim of the holocaust has a great friends part of this dimension the best of our ability we'll never get close to you have to graze for 6 when you understand such public eye doesn't exist in 100 more like 30 or more even want to know. there's a tremendous value why it's sometimes said of michael should rick that he's rabbi of the living and of the dead in poland. a little bit if they're at home with yana look asha and their 3 children as rab rima and nina. the couple have international contact with you ana is