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We lost a son in the army...
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and our daughter in the bombing.
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During the war we almost starved.
:49:12
It was terrible for us.
:49:15
I'm sure it was.
:49:21
Hitler did some good things.
:49:24
I won't say he didn't do some good things.
:49:28
He built the Autobahn.
:49:30
He gave more people work.
:49:33
We won't say
he didn't do some good things.
:49:37
But the other things...
:49:41
the things they say he did to the Jews
and the rest...
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we knew nothing about that.
:49:46
Very few Germans did.
:49:49
And if we did know...
:49:53
what could we do?
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But Mrs. Halbestadt said you didn't know.
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Mrs. Bertholt. How did she react to all this?
:50:08
Madame Bertholt is a very fine woman,
Your Honor.
:50:11
I'm sure she is. What about her husband?
:50:16
He was in the army.
:50:18
What happened to him?
:50:22
He was one of the defendants
in the Malmedy Case.
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General Bertholt. Karl Bertholt.
:50:34
He was executed, Your Honor.
:50:39
Yes, I know that.
:50:44
The document then states that
the photographer, Rudolf Lenz...
:50:47
is requested to present himself
within two weeks...
:50:50
at one the hospitals mentioned below...
:50:53
for medical treatment.
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Next, prosecution presents
affidavit document no. 488...