:40:00
Five or ten thousand...
:40:02
a day.
:40:03
- A day?
- Just a few dissenters.
:40:05
Dissenting about?
:40:06
Working hours, wage cuts,
:40:08
the synthetic food, the quality
of the sawdust in the bread.
:40:12
What more do they want?
It's from the finest lumber!
:40:18
Nevertheless, the people
are overworked. They need diversion.
:40:22
The people, bah!
:40:24
We might go further with the Jews.
Burn some of their houses.
:40:27
An assault on the ghetto.
:40:29
Something more dramatic. When can
we be ready to invade Osterlich?
:40:34
Three months.
:40:35
I can't wait.
Napaloni's army might invade first.
:40:38
We must strike now.
:40:40
We'll require foreign capital.
:40:42
Borrow it!
:40:43
The bankers have refused.
:40:44
One man
might make us a loan: Epstein.
:40:47
- Epstein? He's a Jew, isn't he?
- Yes.
:40:51
Well, let's be big about it.
We'll borrow from Epstein.
:40:56
It might be difficult in view
of our policy towards his people.
:40:59
Then we'll change our policy.
:41:02
Tell Schultz all persecution
of the Jews must cease.
:41:05
At least
till we've negotiated this loan.
:41:14
I don't understand it.
The whole ghetto is so quiet.
:41:18
You can't imagine
what was going on.
:41:21
This Hynkel business.
:41:24
You weren't here, you were
in the hospital, unconscious.
:41:27
You don't appreciate
what a good time you were having.
:41:32
If things get worse
we can go to Osterlich.
:41:35
That's still free.
:41:37
Sooner or later we'll have to go.
:41:41
Anyway, it's nice to see you back.
:41:44
It's like the old days again, eh?
:41:47
How's business?
:41:49
Very slow.
:41:52
The men are in concentration camp.
:41:55
You should fix up the women.
:41:58
The beauty parlour business.