:19:04
And remember, untiI
the last line has been spoken-
:19:07
The curtain cannot come down.
:19:13
Well, gentlemen,
I think the person we need...
:19:16
...has to have physicaI
as well as moraI courage.
:19:21
He has to be a man who's proved
that he is willing to take risks.
:19:26
And I think
he should also be a man...
:19:29
...who's brought hope...
:19:33
...hope and dignity to the ghetto.
:19:37
Thank you, Esther.
:19:39
Sounds like the professor to me.
:19:42
We will see.
:19:44
"Jakob Heym. "
:19:46
You see? "Jakob Heym. "
:19:54
" BlumenthaI!"
:19:57
Thanks.
:20:00
"Jakob Heym. "
:20:03
-" Professor Kirschbaum. "
-You see?
:20:06
"Jakob Heym. "
:20:14
Congratulations!
:20:16
A little apricot liqueur.
:20:20
I was saving it
for a speciaI occasion.
:20:29
Gentlemen! Jakob Heym.
:20:32
-To victory.
-To victory.
:20:37
I get the door.
:20:39
Gestapo! Open the door!
:20:42
Why are you running?
It's Mischa.
:20:45
Good joke.
:20:47
Very good joke.
:20:49
I know, I know.
:20:51
I'm not invited.
:20:55
But I have something...
:20:57
...I think you will find interesting.
:20:59
My God.
Where did you get that?