:14:02
Do you know a Karl Manglesdorf?
:14:04
I did... a long time ago. He was
an associate of my husband's.
:14:09
Mmm. Then you have not
seen him recently?
:14:11
No. The last time
was probably six years ago...
:14:16
before my husband passed away.
:14:19
Oh, I am so sorry.
:14:20
What has he done?
:14:23
Oh, it is unimportant.
:14:24
Uh, have any other
of your husband's associates...
:14:28
tried to contact you?
:14:30
No.
:14:32
Since his death
I've had nothing to do...
:14:33
with any of his friends.
:14:35
I took a job
at the Farben factory...
:14:38
and have devoted myself
to the reich and my children.
:14:41
Well, you have raised
two fine sons.
:14:43
I see the resemblance.
:14:45
Or is it just
a family proclivity...
:14:48
for facial abrasions?
:14:49
Do you have news of my son?
:14:53
Excuse her. She's not feeling
well. Wilhelm is dead, Mama.
:14:57
Dear lady, it is I
who must excuse myself.
:15:00
I have all the information
I need.
:15:02
So, if anything else
occurs to you...
:15:06
or if I can help in any way,
any way at all...
:15:10
please.
:15:15
- Good night.
- Good night.
:15:17
- Here.
- Oh, thank you.
:15:20
Good night.
:15:26
When I was a kid
about half past three
:15:29
My daddy said,
son, come here to me
:15:31
He says, things may come,
and things may go
:15:35
But this is one thing
you ought to know
:15:38
Tain't...
:15:41
Was Papa a Communist?
:15:44
What?
Where did you get that idea?
:15:46
I don't know.
:15:49
I mean, isn't that why
they arrested him?
:15:51
He wasn't a Communist.
:15:55
Then what'd he do?
:15:57
Do you think I know everything?
:15:59
It was six years ago, Willi.
I don't remember.