:25:00
Herr Marx?
:25:05
May I sit down?
:25:11
I´d Iike to taIk to you about your friend,
SaIomon Tauber.
:25:14
-He´s dead.
-Yes, I know.
:25:18
Are you an officiaI?
:25:23
No.
:25:24
Not from the authorities?
:25:26
-The poIice?
-I´m a journaIist. Peter MiIIer.
:25:31
Before your friend took his Iife...
:25:34
...he set down his experiences
at Riga Concentration Camp.
:25:39
A diary.
:25:42
You were at Riga, too?
:25:47
Auschwitz.
:25:52
In the diary, your friend
wrote about an SS officer...
:25:57
...named Roschmann.
:25:59
Captain Eduard Roschmann.
:26:02
I want to find out anything I can about him.
:26:06
Maybe even he´s stiII aIive.
:26:09
Something.
:26:11
Roschmann is stiII aIive.
:26:15
-How do you know?
-SaIomon saw him.
:26:20
Yes, I read that. That was in 1945.
:26:23
That was three weeks ago.
Here in Hamburg.
:26:28
Are you sure?
:26:29
He saw him coming out of the opera
with some friends.
:26:35
Why didn´t he go to the poIice?
:26:37
He did. He reported it.
:26:42
But the poIice said he had no evidence.
:26:46
That´s why he kiIIed himseIf.
:26:50
You see, he´d come up against the Odessa.
:26:55
The Odessa?
:26:57
He shouId have been Iike me.
:26:59
AII I care about is getting a boat to IsraeI,
that´s aII I want.