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1:13:07
Listen, do you want
to meet some girls?

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- Girls?
- Yes, Hitler, girls.

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Those brilliant creatures
who make you feel artistic

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without doing
a stitch of work.

1:13:19
Come on.
1:13:25
- Afternoon.
- Afternoon.

1:13:43
So there were parts
of it you liked?

1:13:44
l know you're more
of a patriot than I am.

1:13:46
Where'd you come up with
the idea of the toys?

1:13:48
My son.
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You should have children.
They give you good ideas.

1:13:53
Ever consider the future,
Hitler?.

1:13:55
The future? I think all
my work's based on the future.

1:13:58
Yes, and what do you see?
Do you see fame,

1:14:01
money, beautiful lovers?
1:14:03
- I see myself teaching.
- Hm-mm.

1:14:05
And you, Rothman?
How do you see the future?

1:14:07
Look inside my pocket.
1:14:12
"Would you die for
the mother-in-law land?"

1:14:16
You're a menace, Rothman.
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l got another one for you.
1:14:21
"War is the instrument
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with which the happy--"
no, no, reverse that.

1:14:25
"War is the instrument by which
the unhappy turn the happy

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- into themselves."
- Mensch.

1:14:29
Don't you know genius
and happiness go together

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about as well as
cheese and chalk?.

1:14:34
Cheese and chalk.
Paint that.

1:14:36
No, I disagree.
1:14:38
You know that all great cultures
die from the same cause,

1:14:42
blood poisoning.
1:14:44
Don't you know that all great--
truly great art

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comes from the struggle--
the titanic, the epic,

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the eternal struggle.
1:14:52
Are you saying all art
should be political?

1:14:55
No, no, no, dear girl,
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l'm simply speaking
of the pure blood mixture.

1:14:59
Everything depends
on blood mixture


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