Thus, it expressed a sense of the Polish Jews"" outrage and power against the Nazi""s criminal and fascist murder of European Jews.This section includes two ""religious"" rituals - (1) an extravagant wedding and a long reception sequence - the first act in life""s cyclical passage; and (2) a deer-hunting sequence in the cool Allegheny Mountains."And hen he abruptly sat up and proposed:"You asked me if I was afraid to get married.I""m not afraid...I mean, Will you marry me? I want to marry you, Connie."She immediately accepted: "Thank you, I""d love to," although they worried about being forced to separate ("And I""d be worrying about YOU, and you""ll be worrying about ME").This earlier version, starring a very sinister Anton Walbrook and Diana Wynyard, was directed by Thorold Dickinson in the UK and released in the US as bothGaslightandAngel Street (1940).