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You know a good deal
about Germany.
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That, of course,
was a putsch.
:19:06
What's the difference?
:19:08
A putsch is not a war.
:19:09
It's a kind of war.
:19:11
It's a putsch. If it meant war,
the word would be unnecessary.
:19:15
Why have two words
for the same thing?
:19:18
I'm German, you're Hungarian.
:19:20
I should think I'd be the authority
in this room on the German language.
:19:23
Of course.
:19:26
In spite of your obvious
intelligence.
:19:28
Of course.
:19:34
There's a rumour around the Number3
Crematorium there'll be a rebellion.
:19:40
The Number 3?
:19:42
That would involve the First.
:19:44
That would involve all 4, originating
with the Poles in Number 3.
:19:50
What would I know?
:19:51
They think we're going
to kill them.
:19:53
Don't you always?
:19:55
This is the best kommando
we've had.
:19:57
Alright.
:19:59
You let them know that.
:20:01
They don't trust me.
:20:02
You're their doctor.
:20:03
I'm their doctor
but they know what I do.
:20:05
What do they do?
:20:06
They work under gunpoint.
:20:09
I won't tell them
what I don't believe.
:20:10
That we'll let them live?
:20:12
That you'll let any
of us live.
:20:14
What happens to you has little
to do with me.
:20:18
You're treated well.
Better than anyone.
:20:22
You should let us know.
:20:23
- They're not going to...
- If you hear anything.
:20:25
That's all.
:20:33
Did you ever consider, Herr
Oberschaarfuhere, that these
:20:37
headaches might be related...
:20:42
Yes?
:20:44
...to the increase, lately,
in the level of cargo.
:20:52
Go on.
:20:55
What I see in the courtyard, if
I just crack the window for some air.