1:23:01
I'm sorry, excuse me, Colonel
1:23:07
Take them
for a new start in Switzerland
1:23:11
I'm so grateful to you
1:23:16
Calm yourself.
1:23:18
Perhaps you
can return the favor someday
1:23:21
I'd like to
1:23:22
When times change, don't forget
to mention who saved you
1:23:25
I will. I won't forget
1:23:29
Please forgive me,
1:23:32
But I have an uncle,
1:23:34
Professor Moishe Tajtelbaum.
He was a member of the Jewish Council
1:23:39
I'm sure he'd be just
as grateful as I am
1:23:43
Then send him to me
1:23:44
He was rounded up yesterday
1:23:49
I'll see what I can do
1:24:20
Radio London, Radio London
1:24:23
German troops In Poland
are withdrawing along the Vistula
1:24:26
The Red Army
is advancing toward Hungary
1:24:29
Mr. Szabo!
1:24:35
A money order for you, Mr. Szabo,
and for Miss llona
1:24:38
Who would be sending us money?
1:24:40
The Lindstroem Record Company
There's also a letter
1:24:47
Thank you
1:24:59
Dear Miss Varnai, dear Mr. Szabo,
Our dear Mr. Andras Aradi...