Nirgendwo in Afrika
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May I help you?
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I need a special permission.
I have to visit Mr. Edward Rubens,

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the mayor of the Jewish community.
It’s very important that I talk to him.

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Here we are.
Please help yourself, Mrs. Redlich.

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My husband and I we have been at
the Olymmpics in Berlin!

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My first time in Germany.
My God, we were naiv.

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Until the end we thought our
civilized friends will help us

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and stop Hitler.
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Where are you now? Where have you been in ‘38?
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Hitler didn’t invent anti-Semitism!
I don’t think, Mrs Redlich came here

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to discuss politics with you! Right?
How can we help you my dear?

:56:16
Mr. Morrison, the owner of our farm
doesn’t want “Enemmy Aliens” anymore.

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But without work Walter can’t leave the farm
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and we don’t know how to find new work.
That’s why I beg you for help.

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We’d do anything.
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Do you think you are the only one
who suffers from war?

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Or do you think we are responsible?
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You are alive!
By God, make the best out of it!

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Eddie! I’m sorry, I can’t help you!
Excuse me.

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We have relatives in Poland.
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For ages my husband hasn’t heard
anything from them.


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