1:21:00
No, Dodik, it's me.
1:21:11
Dad.
1:21:14
Hello, my dear.
1:21:17
You're alive, dad.
1:21:19
No, I was killed.
1:21:22
A year ago.
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I thought you knew about it.
1:21:27
Yes, I knew.
1:21:30
But I can see you.
1:21:34
You seem to me, don't you?
1:21:37
Something always seems to someone.
1:21:41
When we were brought to the station
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it seemed to me
that I was there to meet your train.
1:21:53
How was that, dad?
1:21:57
Let's talk about something else.
1:22:00
I've got to know.
1:22:04
It was simply.
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Once, there were many announcements
in our ghetto.
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That we would be sent
to Poland to live there.
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That at 11am on Sunday we must
come to the station with our belongings.
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Did you understand everything?
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Of course.
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But there were some of us who believed.
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On Sunday we were
at the exit from our ghetto.
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Germans counted us
and guided us.
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Meier Wolf was
with me at the column.