:22:02
We Iived in PerfaIIstrasse then.
:22:06
You were about that size.
:22:10
There were bombings every night.
:22:13
One night, we Ieft the ceIIar
and the whoIe street was gone.
:22:19
There were firebombs everywhere.
:22:22
AII I tried....
:22:29
AII I tried to do was hide your eyes...
:22:33
...so you couIdn´t see
peopIe burning Iike torches.
:22:38
When your father came back on Ieave...
:22:40
...it took him three days to find us,
because we´d moved.
:22:43
We´d moved in with a famiIy
on the other side of town...
:22:45
...in AItona. You probabIy remember that.
:22:51
What was my father Iike?
:22:55
Was he something Iike me?
:23:02
He was aIways...
:23:06
...very sure of himseIf.
:23:12
Maybe he was a IittIe more secure.
:23:20
WeII then, I´II teII you something.
:23:27
Father wouId have been
the first person to say, ´´Go ahead.´´
:23:31
I don´t Iike the press.
:23:34
It won´t be any troubIe.
It´s just a sort of story...
:23:37
...human interest, you know?
:23:39
You can´t go up. I´ve re-Iet the room.
:23:45
Did he have any possessions?
:23:47
Possessions?
:23:50
-They´re out the back.
-Can I see them?
:23:54
PossibIe.