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that this Hitler, this mudslinger,
is so successful.

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Germany, Germany...
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It's in the papers every day.
I'm sick of it sometimes.

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Our Bram has just returned
from Germany.

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Oh really?
- Yes.

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A born raconteur, my brother.
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They said that you had to go to Germany
for proper training in violin making.

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And?
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He was back after fourteen days,
devastated.

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Why?
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Oh, I don't know...
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I can listen to him for hours.
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Tell us, go on.
- It's just not easy to get a position there.

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For Jews, he means. He was given
the cold shoulder everywhere he went.

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We're no longer welcome there.
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Oh, you shouldn't take those Nazis
too seriously, you know.

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We belong to the First Class,
did you know that?

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Farmers belong to the First Class.
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If he succeeds, everything will be better.
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Then you can take on a workman
and I can go to school.

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Who gave you this paper?
- Bernd Möller. He told me all this.

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Bernd Möller is an idiot.
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We are Catholics.
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Adolf Hitler is fighting for us.
It says so right there.

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You'll get a workman, I'll go to school.
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Never let me catch you near that boy.
- Why? I only want to go to school.

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Never let me catch you
near that bastard, you hear me?

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So that's how they do it.
Enlisting young people.

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Idiots. Bunch of sheep.
And you're falling for this as well.

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Never again, do you hear?
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If I ever catch you near that stupid ass...

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