Later , in May 1942 , he complained to Cardinal Secretary of State Luigi Maglione that Pius XII had not condemned the recent wave of terror in Poland . When Maglione replied that it was impossible to document such atrocities , Papée retorted " there was sufficient proof and , besides , when something becomes notorious , proof is not required " . Papée reported after the war : " I remember when I came to see the Holy Father for ... perhaps the tenth time in 1944 ; he was angry . When he saw me as I entered the room and stood at the door awaiting permission to approach , he raised both his arms in a gesture of exasperation . ' I have listened again and again to your representations about Our unhappy children in Poland . Must I be given the same story yet again ? ' " . Papée pressured Pius XII to speak out not only against the persecution of Poles , but also against The Holocaust
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