Good Bye Lenin!
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exquisitly slim comrades. Full-stop. - That's good.
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You're not downstairs? It's already started. - Impossible to overhear!
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You're not downstairs? It's already started. - Impossible to overhear!
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Well hurry up then. It could be the last time with these members.
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Where's Paula? - Yeah, where is she? Sleeping again?
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Maybe I'll see your mother on TV. - In the palace?
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Maybe I'll see your mother on TV. - In the palace?
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You'll have to look for her with a magnifying glass.
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I don't really know if I'll go there. All of the party's bigwigs are there.
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I don't know anyone. Although... I'd like to see Gorbatschow at close range this once.
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There they are celebrating themselves, all the old bastards.
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Well you don't have to watch. - Mum, don't you notice what's happening there?
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And you, what do you want? Do a bunk?
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Nothing will change if they all go away. Let's go on.
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It cannot be possible, that the stouter...
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...workers and farmer's wifes... are punished by the fashion combinates...
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...after the 40th year of the existence of our Republic!
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With socalist salutations...
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Hanna Schäfer.
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In the evening of October 7, 1989 several hundred people united...
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for an evening walk, to promote...
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the idea of walking without borders.
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Freedom of the press! Freedom of the press!

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