1:10:03
But I cannot imagine you could operate
consistently at that rate.
1:10:06
Not to mention disposal.
1:10:08
Gas vans are a short-term field solution.
1:10:09
We have three camps where permanent
gas chambers will be operational.
1:10:13
I'm sorry?
1:10:14
Yes, I was about to mention Belzec,
Sobibor, and Treblinka...
1:10:18
...before Gen. Hofmann was taken ill.
- It was a fine cigar.
1:10:21
Ultimately,
the camps will be the primary locations.
1:10:23
Last summer, Reichsführer Himmler
asked me to visit a camp...
1:10:27
...up in Upper Silesia called Auschwitz...
1:10:30
...which is very well isolated
and close to significant rail access.
1:10:33
We are turning that camp into
a major center, solid structures.
1:10:35
Here's where your Jewish labor
comes into play, Herr Neumann.
1:10:39
The Jews hold the bricks,
and build the buildings themselves.
1:10:42
When the structures are complete,
we expect to be able to process 2,500...
1:10:46
...an hour, not a day.
1:10:49
An hour.
1:10:56
And those numbers look a lot better.
1:10:58
2,500 an hour?
1:11:00
2,500?
1:11:01
At 24 hours a day, that is 60,000.
1:11:06
60,000 each day.
1:11:10
That's 21.9 million Jews a year...
1:11:13
...if ever there were that many.
1:11:16
We are also constructing
the means of disposal...
1:11:19
...which will obviously depend upon
the process of combustion.
1:11:22
Yes, industrial in nature,
large, commercial gas-fed ovens...
1:11:24
...no residue to speak of.
1:11:32
60,000 Jews every day...
1:11:36
...go up in smoke.
1:11:38
We can achieve that.
1:11:41
Imagine.
1:11:55
Assembly line!
1:11:57
Yes, the clever Americans
have shown us that...
1:11:59
...but we put it to the purpose of
a triumphant German vision.