1:13:02
...who will swear to one definite thing...
1:13:05
...or l demand that Mata Hari be acquitted
with the apologies of the court.
1:13:11
There is a man who saw Mata Hari
at General Shubin's that morning.
1:13:15
This man was ovverheard
by a nurse in the hospital...
1:13:18
...discussing this fact with the prisoner.
1:13:20
Ovverheard. Ovverheard.
Something more ovverheard.
1:13:23
Why don't you bring him here
and let me question him under oath?
1:13:26
l had hoped to avvoid bringing to court
a bravve young officer...
1:13:30
...recently blinded
in the course of heroic duty.
1:13:34
ut if the defense demands it,
summon Lieutenant Alexis Rosanoff.
1:13:38
No, no, no. He knows nothing of this.
1:13:40
All he can say is what l said to him
as l came out of that room.
1:13:44
When you came out of what room,
Mata Hari? What room?
1:13:47
l'll tell you. Shubin's room!
1:13:50
Your witnesses were perjured.
You havve no alibi.
1:13:54
When Shubin called you a spy
ovver the telephone, he told the truth.
1:13:57
And you knew it, and you shot him
in an attempt to savve yourself.
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ut it has not savved you, Mata Hari.
You stand provven an enemy of France.
1:14:10
Sister Teresa,
will you read this to me once more?
1:14:16
For the last time.
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-For the last time?
-Yes.
1:14:25
''Dearest, l shall not be able to see you
or evven to write to you...
1:14:31
...for some time to come.
1:14:33
A sudden attack, nothing really serious,
has caused my removval to a sanitarium.
1:14:40
You must not be alarmed...
1:14:42
...because the only pain l feel
is that of being without you.''
1:14:50
''And when it becomes too sharp, l think
of all the happiness we havve had together...
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...and that which we are going to havve.