Original sentence: " Wiesel rejected the notion of collective guilt for all of Poland, but notes that Gross' book impels Poland to confront its past.Nobel Peace Prize laureate Wiesel, reviewing the book, wrote that, in contrast to the view that antisemtism had "had died at Auschwitz with its victims," in fact, he believed "only the dead perished at Birkenau; antisemitism itself survived in most places, and mostly in Poland.This is, in sum, what Jan Gross reveals