1:38:04
Did you know that
one of them was Sánchez Mazas?
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Have you read him?
1:38:12
Was he a good writer?
1:38:15
Depends who you compare him to.
1:38:18
I like Balzac.
As good as him?
1:38:23
No.
1:38:27
I was at the Collell
when they brought him in.
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The execution was 30th January.
1:38:34
You said you crossed
the border on the 31st.
1:38:37
It was a mass execution.
Two escaped.
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The other survivor wrote a book,
"I was killed by the Reds."
1:38:45
What a title.
1:38:48
The bad thing about war is nobody
knows how to win them with dignity.
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Look at Franco.
1:38:55
He grew too fond of signing
death warrants after the war.
1:39:00
Did you see that execution
in the forest?
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You'll agree with me that
a few less Falangists around
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might have saved us a war.
Don't you think so?
1:39:16
I don't think anybody
deserves to be executed.
1:39:19
Ah, you're a pacifist.
1:39:23
You should have said so.
1:39:25
Lunchtime.
1:39:27
Let's go to lunch, shall we?
1:39:29
Can I ask one last question?
1:39:32
Only one?
1:39:34
The journalist here wants
to ask me another question.
1:39:38
Why don't you come back later?
1:39:41
Yes, come back later. I know
a good place where you can eat.
1:39:45
A little bar behind
the Place de la Liberation.
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No comparison with here.
1:39:53
Do you notice that smell
1:39:56
of boiled vegetables,
1:39:58
medicines...