:10:01
Can you believe it?
:10:04
You see, it's not very difficult to enter...
:10:07
into the lives of people.
:10:10
Every German citizen today
is potentially one of our informers.
:10:15
The collective thinking of our people
is now complicity.
:10:19
Don't you think that this is
the true miracle of the Third Reich?
:10:27
If you wish, we can read
Konstantin's future together.
:10:32
If he has one.
:10:34
Konstantin will always have a future
as long as his friends are in power.
:10:38
If I were you, I wouldn't be so pessimistic.
:10:41
You see, Sophie, if we needed the SA
to conquer Germany...
:10:46
to conquer the world, we need the Army.
:10:49
But the Army wants no part of the SA.
:10:51
The generals have been explicit.
"Either us or them. "
:10:55
Do you want the Chancellor
to be displeased with our fine generals?
:10:59
Do you think Hitler is willing
to put his friend Röhm in the background?
:11:03
In the background? A man like Röhm?
:11:05
That wouldn't be enough,
and too much of a risk.
:11:09
Certain things are not done halfway.
:11:14
Konstantin is your risk as much as ours.
:11:17
- For you, it would be easy.
- No, cousin Sophie, that is not so.
:11:22
It's nice of you to try to save...
:11:25
Frederick from such a distasteful task...
:11:30
but the terms are very clear.
:11:31
We also share the disadvantages
of our alliance.
:11:35
Frederick will do what must be done.
:11:38
But I would like you to help me never
to expose him to this sort of thing again.
:11:42
What do you mean?
:11:45
I would like you to help to transform
the Essenbeck Corporation...
:11:48
from a family enterprise
to a company with a sole owner.
:11:52
And since Frederick's name
is not Essenbeck...
:11:54
- It's impossible.
- Nothing is impossible in this country.
:11:58
A decree is sufficient.