1:05:02
Did they tell you
to talk to me?
1:05:04
What's the matter with you?
1:05:06
What did you say that for?
1:05:08
Are you losing...
what did you say that for?
1:05:13
You've just been listening
to Arvid too much.
1:05:19
You know, Arvid looks
at everything backwards.
1:05:21
He's a weirdo.
1:05:22
Yeah, maybe.
1:05:24
No, not maybe.
Definitely.
1:05:35
Come on.
Just once around the block.
1:05:37
No. Some other time. Really.
1:05:42
All right.
1:05:48
Hey...
1:05:51
don't throw yourself in.
1:05:56
Herr Kehler,
the store owner...
1:05:58
is always grousing
and complaining...
1:05:59
about the lack
of raw materials.
1:06:01
He said they're being
used up by the army...
1:06:03
and that this is hurting
all the small businessmen.
1:06:05
Very good, Stahlecker.
Thank you. Berger?
1:06:11
I've overheard
my father many times...
1:06:14
speaking out against the Fuhrer.
1:06:15
He says he's a madman
who's dragging...
1:06:18
the whole country
down with him.
1:06:19
Did he suggest...
1:06:20
any course of action
to remedy this?
1:06:22
No. My father's too weak.
He just talks.
1:06:25
Hmm. Talk can spread. Muller?
1:06:36
I have nothing to report.
1:06:41
Throughout Germany today...
1:06:43
there was a feeling of
great pride and appreciation...
1:06:45
for the Fuhrer's bold action...
1:06:47
to ensure the safety
of our German brothers...
1:06:49
in the Sudetenland.
1:06:51
The Czech army
offered no resistance...
1:06:53
to the overwhelming strength
showed by our forces.
1:06:55
There have also been
numerous reports...
1:06:57
of spontaneous celebration
by the Czech people.