In 1943, Michael Stoll was taken by the Nazis along with his father and all the Jewish men of his town — Lida, Poland — and stuffed into a locked, crowded cattle car en route to a work camp, which was really a concentration camp and certain death. Some doubted they would be killed. Stoll noted all the musclemen were huddled in a corner praying. “Jews have a habit of speaking to God. It’s ridiculous. He’s not going to help you,” Stoll recalls thinking in the riveting newly released documentary “Four Winters.” Stoll then pulled the wires off a small window and said, “Sorry, God, I insulted you…
