:06:14
Good morning
:06:15
Good morning, Professor?
:06:18
The dean would like to speak to you
:06:28
Come on in, please
:06:39
This is Mrs. Elibieta Loranz
from New York
:06:43
We've already met
:06:46
In the States, do I remember well?
:06:50
You translated my works,
didn't you?
:06:53
Nearly all of them
:06:54
Your Polish is perfect! And to
think I've been breaking my tongue
:06:57
You did very well
:06:59
Yes, Mrs. Loranz is here
on scientific exchange
:07:02
She's interested in
your works, Professor
:07:05
If I got her right,
she'd like to attend your classes
:07:10
That will be a pleasure for me
:07:12
Do you want to come today?
:07:15
If I may
:07:17
Will you excuse me?
:07:37
Mrs. Elzbieta Loranz works...
:07:41
at the American Institute
for investigation
:07:45
of Jews rescued from the Holocaust
:07:48
Well, let's continue our subject
:07:51
The moral inferno
:07:55
Who'd like to speak first?
:07:58
We already have two political stories