2:12:05
Tribunal is adjourned
until 10:30 tomorrow morning.
2:12:12
What are you doing?
2:12:15
What do you think you're trying to do?
2:12:18
They've had Goering. Frank. Streicher.
2:12:21
That's over.
2:12:23
Do you think I have enjoyed
being defense counsel during this trial?
2:12:28
There were things I had to do
in that courtroom that made me cringe.
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Why did I do them?
2:12:34
Because I want
to leave the German people something.
2:12:37
I want to leave them a shred of dignity.
2:12:39
I want to call a halt to these proceedings.
2:12:42
If we allow them
to discredit every German like you...
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we lose the right to rule ourselves forever.
2:12:49
We have to look at the future.
We can't look back now.
2:12:53
Do you want the Americans
to stay here forever? Do you want that?
2:12:56
I could show you a picture
of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Thousands and thousands
of burned bodies.
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Women and children.
2:13:05
Is that their superior morality?
2:13:08
Where do you think they take us?
Do you think they know?
2:13:11
Do you think they have any concept
of our problems?
2:13:19
What can I say to you?
2:13:22
What can I say to you to make you see?
2:13:32
There is nothing you can say.
2:13:36
Nothing.
2:13:38
Nothing has happened to alleviate the crisis.
2:13:40
The crisis reached a head this afternoon...
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when all rail travel between
Western zones and Berlin was stopped.
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The blockade by land is now complete.
2:13:56
What do you think
we're going to do, General?
2:13:57
Do you think we'll withdraw?
2:13:59
We can't withdraw.