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:12:02
I'm fed up with it.
:12:07
When I'm dead, you'll have plenty
of time for politics.

:12:11
It's good, dear Himmler.
My loyal Heinrich.

:12:17
It's good.
Just go.

:12:41
He has no strength left.
:12:44
What did you expect from a
vegetarian teetotaller?

:12:48
Seriously, though, Fegelein.
I'm taking control now.

:12:52
Berlin will fall in a couple of days.
:12:55
When the Führer's dead, who will
the Allies negotiate with?

:12:59
Why do you think they'll
negotiate with you?

:13:03
The Nazi state and my SS are needed
to maintain order.

:13:07
One hour with Eisenhower
and he'll feel the same way.

:13:10
The first contact has been made.
-Careful, that's high treason.

:13:14
Fegelein, I have other concerns.
:13:17
Should I give Eisenhower the Nazi salute
or shake his hand?

:13:28
Look at that.
:13:33
The best guests
always arrive late.

:13:35
Leaving already, gentlemen?
I wanted to talk to you.

:13:40
The scorched-earth order...
-I really have to go now.

:13:45
Come and see me one day
in Hohenlychen.

:13:50
I'm going north to help with the
battle of Berlin there.


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