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They're a picture of an era,
its hopes, its aspirations.
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They weren't very different from ours, really.
:43:09
Listen to this, on the signing
of the Weimar constitution:
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"Now we can look forward to a Germany
without guns and bloodshed...
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"a Germany of justice,
where men can live instead of die...
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"a Germany of purpose,
of freedom, of humanity...
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"a Germany that calls for the best in man. "
:43:25
Now, how could a man
who wrote words like these...
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be part of sterilizations and murders?
How could he be?
:43:31
There are a lot of things that happened here
that nobody understands.
:43:35
I know.
:43:37
But the prosecution will have to prove...
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every inch of its allegation...
:43:41
against a man like Janning
if I'm to pronounce sentence on him.
:43:45
Gentlemen, I'm on my way. Coming, Ken?
:43:48
Right.
:43:49
There's just this business
on the curtailment of rights.
:43:53
Tomorrow.
:43:55
Dan, my wife is planning a little get-together
tomorrow night at the Grand Hotel.
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She wants you to come.
:44:00
I thank you.
:44:02
And she'd like to provide you
with some kind of female companionship.
:44:06
She has a feeling
that you might be lonely here.
:44:08
No, thanks, Curtiss. Thanks very much.
:44:10
You know how these wives are.
They love to play Cupid.
:44:13
I think I'll keep it stag.
:44:15
All right. How about you, Ken?
:44:16
Thanks. My wife and I
have an engagement. Good night.
:44:19
- Good night.
- Good night, Dan.
:44:40
Mrs. Halbestadt, could I...
:44:44
Hello.
:44:47
Hello.
:44:49
Your Honor, this is Madame Bertholt.
:44:52
This is His Honor, Judge Haywood.
:44:56
Madame Bertholt, this is her house.
:44:59
She came to get some of her belongings
from the basement.