:05:04
You know the Russians are
practically on our doorstep.
:05:08
They're in Thuringia, in Saxony,
right under our noses.
:05:12
Some youths let the Russians
do whatever they want.
:05:17
So, have you been
to one of these demonstrations?
:05:21
- No.
- Good! I hope you stay that way!
:05:27
What about girlfriends?
:05:31
Have you got any?
:05:33
- No, but I'm trying.
- Great!
:05:38
Dear students.
:05:40
The election will be held
the following way:
:05:44
...two committees. Committee A...
- New.
:05:48
...and B.
- It's worthless!
:05:50
The committees will
present their platforms.
:05:55
Then the election will be held.
It's a secret ballot.
:05:59
Now that everyone
is finally here...
:06:03
we may begin.
:06:05
Please.
:06:18
Dear fellow students!
:06:20
Modern civilization has the means
to destroy itself 100 times.
:06:25
Why doesn't the West
take the first step...
:06:28
towards a world
without nuclear weapons...
:06:30
giving up the Pershing II
and Cruise missiles?
:06:35
Species diversity is dropping.
:06:37
Acid rain is destroying
our forests.
:06:39
And then there is the so-called
peaceful use of nuclear power...
:06:43
but Harrisburg
was only the beginning.
:06:46
Next time it could happen
in Biblis or Krümmel.
:06:49
We cannot stick
our heads in the sand!
:06:53
Which is, by the way,
full of cadmium.
:06:55
If I win the election, I'll back the
formation of groups of students...
:06:59
to address these problems.