1:13:01
We are discussing the inevitable
and bringing it about...
1:13:04
...in the most practical way
under one command.
1:13:06
I have no dispute with that.
I understand the realities...
1:13:11
- With the understanding that...
- And indeed...
1:13:15
...count on my support.
1:13:18
With the understanding that consideration
will be given to my proposal, yes, proceed.
1:13:23
I defer to the SS.
1:13:26
If you are to do it, then force feed it.
Speed it along.
1:13:28
Our situation, such as in Warsaw,
is difficult, edging towards disastrous.
1:13:33
Thank you.
1:13:35
Yes, what can I say?
My enthusiasm is boundless.
1:13:39
- Obviously.
- Sorry?
1:13:42
I trust my enthusiasm is clear,
is apparent. Yes!
1:13:45
Neumann?
1:13:46
I'd like to know that adequate labor
will still be available, especially skilled...
1:13:50
- On a case-by-case basis. Maj. Lange?
- Yes.
1:13:53
I urge that speed
that Dr. Meyer asked of you.
1:13:56
The Poles are not as disciplined
a population as we Germans.
1:13:59
I will report our will
to the Governor-General.
1:14:01
He'll understand I'm relieving him
of a burden. Colonel?
1:14:04
I thoroughly approve
and am anxious to start.
1:14:06
I look forward to working with your office,
and yours, Colonel.
1:14:10
The sooner, the better.
1:14:16
- The note-taking, General?
- I think we can now dispense with him.
1:14:20
Many of you took notes,
I'll give you the day to memorize them.
1:14:24
They are to be burned.
1:14:25
Col. Eichmann will prepare
a discrete transcript of this meeting.
1:14:29
You will each receive a copy.
1:14:30
It may be shown to superiors,
but to no one at a lower level.
1:14:33
All comments are to be sent,
in the most privileged way, to me...
1:14:36
...through Col. Eichmann.
1:14:42
Good.
1:14:44
We have accomplished something.
1:14:47
I thank all of you gentlemen.
1:14:49
Heil Hitler!
1:14:51
There is plenty of food left for those of you,
and please...
1:14:56
- Are you off, General?
- I have a few minutes. Come.