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Thank you, Mrs. Wallner.
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The Nuremberg Laws
were stated September 15, 1935.
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Where were you at that time?
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In Nuremberg.
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Did you know these laws?
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Were you aware
that a physical relationship with Jews...
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was against the law?
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Yes.
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Were you aware that in Nuremberg,
and in Nuremberg in particular...
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not only a physical relationship
with Jews was viewed with disdain...
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but every social contact?
:46:33
Yes.
:46:35
Were you aware it might have some danger
for you personally?
:46:39
Yes, I was aware of it.
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But how can you discard a friendship
from day to day because of some...
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That is another question, Mrs. Wallner.
:46:49
I did not ask you that question.
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Were you aware of it?
:46:53
Yes, I was aware.
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Yet you still continued to see each other?
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Yes.
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Remember, it was disclosed at the tribunal
that Mr. Feldenstein bought you things.
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Candy and cigarettes?
:47:06
Yes.
:47:07
Remember that sometimes
he bought you flowers?
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Yes, he bought me many things.
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That was because he was kind.
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He was the kindest man I ever knew.
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Do you know the witness,
Mrs. Elsa Lindnow?
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Yes, I know her.
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Was she a cleaning woman
at the apartment you lived in?
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Did Mr. Feldenstein
come to see you at your apartment?
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- Yes.
- How many times?
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I don't remember.
:47:39
Several times?
:47:41
Yes.
:47:42
Many times?
:47:43
Many times.
:47:44
Did you kiss him?
:47:46
Yes, I kissed him.
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Was there more than one kiss?
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Yes.
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But it was not in the way
you are trying to make it sound.
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He was like a father to me.