Funeral in Berlin
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1:11:00
I don't know.
1:11:03
Let's get out of here.
1:11:07
I've got some fiction to write.
1:11:25
Palmer.
1:11:27
Yes?
1:11:28
Come with me, both of you.
1:11:31
Where to?
1:11:33
- We're going to the Villa Grünewald.
- Whose party?

1:11:40
So you paid L20,000
for Otto Kreutzman in a coffin.

1:11:50
Will you wait outside, please,
gentlemen? You too, Vulkan.

1:12:04
Did they come all this way
to interrogate Stok?

1:12:07
L20,000 down the drain!
1:12:08
I almost saved ten
and the Broum documents...

1:12:11
Broum documents?
1:12:13
Not Paul Louis Broum?
1:12:16
There you are. You're doing it again, sir.
Not telling me!

1:12:21
What is there to tell?
You didn't have his name in your T105.

1:12:25
It didn't seem important then, did it, sir?
1:12:29
- Colonel Ross?
- What?

1:12:32
I believe that Vulkan
is connected with this man Broum.

1:12:40
Brilliant, Palmer!
1:12:43
Vulkan is this man, Paul Louis Broum.
1:12:51
Why do you think
I had so much confidence in him?

1:12:54
- Blackmail, sir?
- Broum was a guard at Belsen.

1:12:57
In 1944 he killed a resistance worker
named Johnnie Vulkan


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