:22:06
There's nothing you can do?
:22:09
Not for the arm.
:22:12
The leg...
:22:14
The leg could be theoretical
Theoret
:22:17
Theoret...
"Theoretically."
:22:20
Theoretically, the leg
could be rebroken...
:22:23
...and set properly by a surgeon
from Nairobi.
:22:26
They fly from...
:22:30
Do you think he'd allow it?
:22:45
It was called Chelmno.
:22:49
That was the Polish name.
The Germans called it Kulmhof.
:22:54
I was in a processing center
for confiscated items.
:23:01
It's amazing what you're capable of
when your physical survival is at stake.
:23:05
Things you think
you could never endure.
:23:10
Well, nobody knew back then.
Everybody... We heard stories.
:23:15
I wish they could fix that generator.
:23:19
No one wanted to believe.
:23:22
Of course not.
:23:23
Who could believe such things
were happening?
:23:26
No one wanted to believe.
:23:29
It's so much easier to believe evil
is random...
:23:33
...or an ogre...
:23:35
...not that it's a human condition,
something everyone is capable of.
:23:41
I believed God let us decide
between good and evil.
:23:47
I chose good.
:23:49
Evil happened.