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:16:46
Do you know the pastry shop
on Via Giustini?

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- Veroli's?
- Davide Veroli. It was his.

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He was a great pastry chef, an
artist famous all over Europe.

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- Have you known him long?
- A lifetime.

:17:04
I owe him my life.
:17:07
He was the one who saved me
on October 16, 1943.

:17:14
You don't know what
l'm talking about, do you?

:17:17
No, I'm sorry.
:17:20
The Nazis...began at dawn
and continued all day

:17:23
to load entire families on to
their trucks.

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Men, women,
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old people, babies.
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Not only in the Ghetto,
but in all of Rome.

:17:34
Davide did everything to warn
as many people as he could.

:17:39
He saved a lot of children
that day.

:17:42
That's why he was given
medals and honors...

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For what it was worth...
:17:51
- What did you do for him?
- Why?

:17:54
You don't know how truly
privileged you are.

:17:58
He's never allowed anyone
to make pastry with him,


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