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Naturally. And now there's no trace of
us in any military archive. Right?

:43:05
It will be the same
for you, Max.

:43:11
Klaus?
:43:14
Klaus, perhaps there are
no living witnesses.

:43:19
But if there are,
can't we leave them in peace?

:43:22
Let them forget?
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Even if it says 1,000 persons
on paper, 10,000,

:43:39
it still makes less impression
than one witness in flesh and blood.

:43:47
That is why they are
so dangerous, Max.

:43:50
My task is to seek them out,
wherever they are,

:43:54
and to see that they
are filed away.

:44:04
Max, our trials
are held in private.

:44:07
They're also therapeutic, right?
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And the more shock value they have,
the more effect they have.

:44:13
Only eyewitnesses can provoke this...
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because they go into details,
they blurt out everything.

:44:20
You've seen it, haven't you? Only
confronted with their accusations...

:44:24
can we discover how far
we're able to defend ourselves.

:44:28
We have to defend ourselves.
The war is not over.

:44:32
If you want to live hidden away
like a church mouse, go ahead !

:44:37
But we want back...
the ranks we held.

:44:41
So we have never given up.
Never given up !

:44:44
I haven't given up !
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I'm still here with you.
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And you must be pleased, Max.
:44:57
I, Klaus, Kurt, Dobson, Bert,
we're all clean.


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