Escape from Sobibor
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1:12:07
We talked last night about
cutting out the brain.

1:12:13
Let us suppose, just suppose that most SS
were dead. Even... even all of them.

1:12:21
- Alright, let's suppose.
- It would have to happen secretly.

1:12:25
We would have to isolate them, kill them,
one by one, in an hour at the most.

1:12:34
Now let us assume we can do that.
Where would we stand?

1:12:40
The Ukrainians would become confused.
The escape could begin.

1:12:44
Right.
1:12:53
The prisoners in compound 3, the men who
cremate the bodies, how do we get them out?

1:12:59
This is a problem. They can't come out.
We're forbidden to go in there.

1:13:04
We can't even get a message through to them.
We've tried. I don't think we can help them.

1:13:21
- You wanted to see me.
- Yes.

1:13:25
- Can you make knives in your shop?
- Like this?

1:13:32
- Careful. Yes, just like that.
- How many?

1:13:37
- As many as you can make, starting now.
- Consider it done.

1:13:46
Leon, with your Kapo Berliner...
the sooner the better.

1:13:53
Luka, let's go.

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