Emphasis Preaching Journal

From the hellish scenes of World War II in Poland comes the story of Yitzak, a Jewish physician who, with his wife and child, fled from Warsaw and hid in the countryside. Known for his compassion and skill in cardiac care. Yitzak was held in high regard by Jews and non-Jews alike.

Leopold was a minor Nazi official stationed in Warsaw. He did what he was told, not because he disliked Jews, but because it was his job. His job was to study census records and provide his supervisors with information about who in the city was "tainted" with Jewish blood.