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You are the man who was on television
several months ago.
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The Nazi-hunter. Frieda Maloney.
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Yes.
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- Do you kill Nazis when you catch them?
- No, that's against the law.
:44:21
It's much better to put them on trial
so people can learn.
:44:25
Learn what?
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Who they were. What they did.
:44:30
So why even catch them?
:44:32
Just put it all in history books.
:44:38
Clever boy you have, Frau Döring!
:44:41
Yes. But, er... definitely lazy.
:44:44
For example, right now
he should be in his room practising.
:44:49
I can't be in my room
and answer the door at the same time,...
:44:53
- ..can I?
- Oh, I was only teasing, darling!
:44:58
Now, please, go and practise, hm?
:45:22
Now... we can talk.
:45:25
First of all, may I express my sympathy?
:45:28
Things must be very difficult for you...
:45:31
..right now.
:45:32
Thank you.
:45:35
Is he your only child?
:45:37
Yes.
:45:39
Did your husband leave all his money
to Erich and you?
:45:43
And to a sister of his.
:45:46
Why do you ask that?
:45:48
I was looking for a reason
behind his death.
:45:52
Emil's death was an accident.
:45:55
Was he a Nazi?
:45:58
I did not meet him until 1955,
so I have no way of knowing.