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I know this now.
1:14:03
For most of us,
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the answer is anything.
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It's so easy to forget
who we were before.
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Who we'll never be again.
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There was this old man.
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He pushed the carts.
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And on our first day,
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when we had to burn
our own convoy,
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his wife was brought up
on the elevator.
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Then his daughter.
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And then both his grandchildren.
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I knew him.
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We were neighbours.
1:14:50
And in twenty minutes,
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his whole family and all its future
was gone from this earth.
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Two weeks later he took pills
and was revived.
1:15:06
We smothered him
with his own pillow.
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And now I know why.
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You can kill yourself.
That's the only choice.
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I want them to save you.
1:15:23
I want them to save you more
than I want anything.
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I pray to God we save you.
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You can hear me, can't you?
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I thought so.
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Yes. I thought so.
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I don't understand, Doctor.
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I don't know
how I can make it clearer.
1:15:54
Dr. Mengele says you're
the best surgeon he's seen ever.
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I Jew, even, and he admits it.