Judgment at Nuremberg
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:09:00
- You're West Point, aren't you, Captain?
- Yes, sir.

:09:02
- What's your first name?
- Harrison. Harry.

:09:05
Harry, look, I'm not West Point.
:09:07
And all this formality gets me down a little,
not to say puts me ill at ease.

:09:12
Do you think it would be
too much an infraction of the rules...

:09:15
if you were to call me Judge,
or Dan, or something?

:09:18
Okay, Judge.
:09:19
We shop at the army commissary.
:09:21
There isn't enough food at the local markets
for the Germans.

:09:24
The driver knows where it is.
:09:25
Here's a copy of the indictment of the case.
Thought you might want to look it over.

:09:29
I hope you'll be comfortable here, sir.
:09:31
Captain, I think the whole state of Maine
would be comfortable here.

:09:35
My office is next to yours
at the Palace of Justice...

:09:37
- if you need anything.
- Thank you.

:09:39
Senator?
:09:46
Do you think
I really need the three servants?

:09:49
It kind of makes me feel like a damn fool.
:09:52
It helps them out, as well as you.
You see, here they eat.

:09:57
I need three servants.
:10:00
It's good to have a man
of your stature here, Dan.

:10:03
Sure.
:10:04
I was the only man in America
qualified for this job.

:10:08
Senator, you know I wasn't the first choice,
nor even the tenth.

:10:11
- You know it, and I know it.
- What do you mean?

:10:13
Let's face it.
Hitler is gone, Goebbels is gone.

:10:16
Goering is gone. Committed suicide
before they could hang him.

:10:19
Now we're down to the business of judging
the doctors, businessmen and judges.

:10:23
Some people think
they shouldn't be judged at all.

:10:25
So?
:10:26
So it makes for a hell of a lack of candidates
for the job.

:10:30
You had to beat the backwoods of Maine
to come up with a hick like me.

:10:33
I hope you're not sorry you came.
:10:35
No. I'm not sorry I came.
:10:37
I just wanted you to know
that I know where the body is buried.

:10:40
No, I think the trials should go on.
:10:43
Especially the trials of the German judges.
I hope I'm up to it.

:10:47
You're up to it.
:10:49
Relax.
:10:51
Thanks.
:10:52
Enjoy this place while you can.
:10:54
You're going to be a pretty busy fellow.
:10:56
Thanks for everything, Senator.
:10:58
- See you tomorrow, Judge.
- Right.


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