:26:01
...is home to one of the greatest
cardiologists in the world.
:26:04
I had the honour
of teaching in Berlin.
:26:08
And now I'm a professor...
:26:11
...of latrine cleaning
in the freight yard here.
:26:14
I see.
:26:17
Well...
:26:18
...the ghetto is
going to be emptied tomorrow.
:26:22
I can see to it...
:26:24
...you are not on the transport.
:26:27
Why so generous?
:26:28
I am surrounded by incompetents.
:26:32
These doctors are
unable to do anything for me...
:26:35
...and the pain is unbearable.
:26:40
Open the jacket, please.
:26:42
Let me see.
:26:47
I know this sound, sir.
:26:49
I have a similar condition.
It's pretty painfuI, isn't it?
:26:54
But only here,
I have a little problem.
:26:58
On the one hand, as a physician,
I'm obliged to help you.
:27:02
On the other hand,
if I save your life...
:27:07
...you'll liquidate the ghetto.
:27:11
And if you do not...
:27:14
...my men will liquidate you.
:27:18
This is the radio of the German
Armed Forces Network. HeiI, Hitler!
:27:23
We will now broadcast
a special bulletin.
:27:26
Our troops are engaged
in the Battle of Normandy.
:27:29
News...
:27:34
Sorry.
:27:35
Perhaps you would like to hear
how the war is going.
:27:40
But, of course, you have
your own sources of information.
:27:44
Your own radio.
:27:46
-In the ghetto?
-You think we are stupid?
:27:50
We have informers.
:27:53
I know you listen to the BBC,
that you're dreaming about resistance.
:27:59
Why don't you give me the name
of the criminaI who owns the radio?