Judgment at Nuremberg
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You'll get a great deal of pleasure out of it
in summer.

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I'll sit in front, thank you.
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- Good night.
- Good night.

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- Karolinenstrasse 115, please.
- Yes, madam.

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Sit down.
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You worked for Mrs. Bertholt, didn't you?
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Yes, Your Honor.
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How long did she live here?
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Madame Bertholt?
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Madame Bertholt and her family have lived
here for many generations, Your Honor.

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Thank you.
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Your Honor, you came in here
for something?

:46:59
I was just going to make myself a sandwich.
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- We will make it for you.
- No.

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- We will make anything you want.
- No. It's nothing.

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I always used to do it for myself back home.
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What would you like? I have some ham
and cheese and liverwurst.

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Cheese will be fine.
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That's very kind of you.
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What was it like,
living under National Socialism?

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What was it like?
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Yes. I mean, day to day?
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You know, I know many people at home
like you.

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You're good people. I believe that.
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What was it like for you, living under Hitler?
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We were not political.
Mr. Halbestadt and I are not political.

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No, but...
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you must have been aware of some
of the events that were going on.


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