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about having intimate relations with him?
:17:03
I told them it was a lie.
:17:07
Could you tell me
who the public prosecutor was?
:17:13
Emil Hahn.
:17:16
Did Emil Hahn question you?
:17:19
Yes.
:17:20
What did he say to you?
:17:26
He took me into a separate room,
where we were alone.
:17:32
He told me that it was no use...
:17:36
to repeat my story...
:17:38
because no one would believe me.
:17:42
There had been a race defilement...
:17:45
and the only pardon for this was...
:17:48
to kill the violator.
:17:53
He told me that if I protected...
:17:58
Mr. Feldenstein...
:18:00
that I would be held under arrest for perjury.
:18:04
What did you reply to him?
:18:07
I told him what I had said again and again.
:18:12
I told him that I could not say anything else.
:18:16
I could not lie about someone
who had been so kind to me.
:18:21
Were you held under arrest?
:18:24
Yes.
:18:26
Mrs. Wallner, tell us...
:18:30
what was the...
:18:32
the manner in which Emil Hahn
conducted the prosecution?
:18:40
He made a mockery...
:18:43
of everything Mr. Feldenstein tried to say
in his own defense.
:18:50
He held him up to ridicule
whenever possible.
:18:54
What was the reaction of the audience?
:18:58
They laughed.