:47:02
Excuse me for saying so.
:47:06
Who knows?
:47:08
You might survive a week
in the camps.
:47:11
Two weeks. Six months.
:47:14
UntiI the Russians or the Americans
or the British arrive.
:47:17
You know how close they are,
don't you?
:47:23
There's always hope.
:47:26
Isn't there?
:47:29
What man doesn't want to see
the next day...
:47:32
...and the one after that?
:48:18
You all know this man.
:48:21
He told you he had a radio.
:48:25
He told you
that you should resist...
:48:27
...the German authorities.
:48:31
He will now tell you...
:48:33
...that this was all a lie.
:48:37
He will tell you that
there never was such a radio.
:48:42
And that resistance...
:48:44
...is pointless.
:48:50
Tell them.