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<i>August sixth.</i>

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<i>I can't believe it's</i>
<i>August 6th already.</i>

3
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<i>I haven't written you</i>
<i>in over a month,</i>

4
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<i>so I'm writing this</i>
<i>as quickly as I can</i>

5
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<i>for fear that I'm going to stop,</i>

6
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<i>knowing how ridiculous it is.</i>

7
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<i>I don't even know if you're alive,</i>

8
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<i>let alone where I would send</i>
<i>all these letters if you were.</i>

9
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<i>But with you gone,</i>
<i>I have no one to talk to.</i>

10
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<i>I know my problems are</i>
<i>so insignificant</i>

11
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<i>compared to the people I meet</i>
<i>every day.</i>

12
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<i>And yet, I can't stop thinking</i>
<i>I'll hear your voice again,</i>

13
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<i>my love.</i>

14
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You know, 'cause I'm not trying to
say I think Nazism is a swell idea,

15
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but if it gets little people like you
to feel important,

16
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well then, I guess it's gotta be
pretty powerful, huh?

17
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I mean, who... who doesn't want to
be part of the master race?

18
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Am I right? But here's where
you lose me, okay?

19
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It's when those ideas,
they start killing innocent people,

20
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and you're all still fucking onboard.

21
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What do you want, boy?

22
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Bertha,

23
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you worked as a guard
at Ravensbrück,

24
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and the Polish rabbits that the
scientists conducted experiments on,

25
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they were not furry and cute,
were they?

26
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No, they were rather human.

27
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Polish women,
ranging in ages of 17 to 42.

28
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Are you familiar with the war term,
"The Three Alls", Bertha? Hm?

29
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"Kill all."

30
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There's, uh, "Loot all."

31
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And there's, "Burn all."

32
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Don't worry. We have so far to go.

33
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Morning, ma'am. What's your business
in the British Sector?

34
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Police business.

35
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Where?

36
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At a bar called Klaus Maus
in Wilmersdorf.

37
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Klaus Maus.
You know, I've been there.

38
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Don't drink the lager.
They water it down.

39
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-Thanks.
-Have a lovely day.

40
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I think he liked you.

41
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Shut up.

42
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Hello. You're American, right?

43
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-Yes, Ma'am.
-We're German police,

44
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and we'd like to ask some questions.

45
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Ask away, <i>Fräulein,</i>

46
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Private Gallagher and Deluca
were murdered last week,

47
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and this was one of
their favourite places.

48
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Did you know any of them?

49
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Karin?

50
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<i>Karin! Table 6 and 7 need...</i>

51
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I'd like to talk to your waitress.
Is she here?

52
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Yes. Karin is in the kitchen.

53
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<i>-May I?</i>
<i>-Yes, of course.</i>

54
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Karin?

55
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I'm Elsie Garten.
I'm a police officer.

56
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Can I ask you some questions?

57
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Yes. Sure.

58
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But I need to carry out the trash.

59
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Alright.

60
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"Angel Maker."
That would be the kingpin?

61
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Yes, sir.

62
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He's supposedly active here
in our sector?

63
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Seems like he works all sectors,
with a focus on prostitution,

64
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probably extortion and kidnapping
as well.

65
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-Wow.
-We get this guy, everyone's happy,

66
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even the Russians.

67
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They're never happy.
They're incapable of good times.

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Four days ago, two American soldiers
were murdered.

69
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I thought the case
would keep you busy.

70
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Why are you chasing
this Angel Man instead?

71
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Directly or indirectly,
he's responsible for these murders.

72
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Proof? Witnesses?

73
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It's all in there.

74
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But Max, this list...

75
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You can't fight organised crime
with table legs, sir. No offence.

76
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That's possibly and probably so,

77
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but you can't get
what there is not any of.

78
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Then I'll take whatever I can get.

79
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-Oh, one more thing.
-No more fucking bridge, sir.

80
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Don't worry.

81
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You do remember that pilot
you met at the club?

82
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George Miller?

83
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-Yeah, sure.
-Well, people in the know

84
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have been asking
some very odd questions lately.

85
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I want him to know I'm watching him.

86
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I knew him before the war.

87
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Bit of a gambler.

88
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Well...

89
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I'd like you to hand this
letter to him.

90
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Say hi from me.

91
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He's stationed over at Tempelhof.

92
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-Tempelhof Airport?
-Yes.

93
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-Give it here.
-Swell.

94
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I'll get you everything I can
off that list.

95
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Swell.

96
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Coming.

97
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Coming.

98
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You just disappeared.

99
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I realised I had to feed my cat.

100
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So sorry.

101
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Come in.

102
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What's this about?

103
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Maybe we can sit down?

104
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Yes, sure.

105
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Did something happen?

106
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Do you live here by yourself?

107
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Nice street.

108
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Thanks. It's intact.

109
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You keep it dark in here.

110
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I am...

111
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Yes.

112
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How long have you worked
at Klaus Maus, Karin?

113
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I don't know, four years maybe?

114
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Are you sick?

115
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No. Why?

116
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Since you live alone, I assume
the penicillin here belongs to you.

117
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Oh, that.

118
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I had pneumonia a few weeks ago.

119
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-Pneumonia?
-Yes.

120
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In this heat?

121
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Penicillin is a hard thing to come by
these days.

122
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That's...

123
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...the plus of working in a pub.

124
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All these foreign soldiers
with their benefits.

125
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I didn't know they handed out
expensive medicine for free.

126
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Without demanding anything
in return, that is.

127
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We all do what we have to do.

128
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Can you give me those photos?

129
00:10:03,621 --> 00:10:05,621
Have you seen these men before?

130
00:10:11,461 --> 00:10:14,661
I don't know. Maybe. Should I have?

131
00:10:15,661 --> 00:10:20,621
Witnesses saw you being harassed
by these soldiers a few weeks ago.

132
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At Klaus Maus.

133
00:10:22,301 --> 00:10:23,221
I don't remember.

134
00:10:24,061 --> 00:10:25,621
You don't remember?

135
00:10:27,101 --> 00:10:29,861
It happens all the time.

136
00:10:29,941 --> 00:10:31,181
"Hey <i>Fräulein,</i> wanna frat?"

137
00:10:31,261 --> 00:10:33,581
"Hey <i>Fräulein,</i> what about
some friendly invasion?"

138
00:10:33,661 --> 00:10:36,061
"Hey, <i>Fräulein.</i> Hey, <i>Fräulein."</i>

139
00:10:36,661 --> 00:10:37,901
Sorry.

140
00:10:39,501 --> 00:10:41,501
You must've heard it yourself?

141
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Were you raped?

142
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You are a lucky woman, Karin.

143
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Lucky?

144
00:11:03,421 --> 00:11:06,421
Not raped. Not dead. Lucky.

145
00:11:09,621 --> 00:11:12,741
Well then, thank you for your
time and cooperation.

146
00:11:12,821 --> 00:11:14,981
I hope you're feeling better soon.

147
00:11:19,341 --> 00:11:22,421
They won't be here forever, you know.
The soldiers.

148
00:11:23,541 --> 00:11:25,541
There's an end to everything.

149
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I'm lucky...

150
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TEMPELHOF AIRPORT
AMERICAN SECTOR

151
00:11:51,501 --> 00:11:54,181
Let's make sure they don't
take out anything from our list.

152
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We need all this shit.
Pencil sharpeners, bikes, cookies...

153
00:11:57,221 --> 00:11:59,141
Oh, I fucking love cookies.

154
00:12:00,501 --> 00:12:03,101
Oh, I love chocolate chip.

155
00:12:03,181 --> 00:12:05,101
Hey, there's no cookies on this list.

156
00:12:05,181 --> 00:12:06,821
They're fucking cookies. Relax.

157
00:12:08,061 --> 00:12:11,861
We're supposed to have,
uh, five bicycles.

158
00:12:11,941 --> 00:12:15,701
What are you shaking your head for?
It says five bicycles.

159
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No, it's been crossed off.

160
00:12:17,541 --> 00:12:18,821
No, it's underlined.

161
00:12:18,901 --> 00:12:20,821
This is crossed off.
This is underlined.

162
00:12:20,901 --> 00:12:23,901
Vice Council Franklin was
pretty fucking clear on that.

163
00:12:25,781 --> 00:12:30,781
Those'll do. Oh, and we need,
uh, transportation to...

164
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Ritterstrasse, Kreuzberg.
And a typewriter.

165
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-What she said.
-Kreuzberg.

166
00:12:35,661 --> 00:12:38,661
Yeah. Thanks buddy.

167
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Gonna take these for the road.

168
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Thank you.

169
00:12:56,421 --> 00:13:00,781
This whole town's starving, so
hopefully we got enough of the items

170
00:13:00,861 --> 00:13:02,621
that'll make 'em talk.

171
00:13:08,061 --> 00:13:10,861
You need to let go of the people
you don't trust.

172
00:13:10,941 --> 00:13:12,581
I trust every single one of my team.

173
00:13:12,661 --> 00:13:16,861
Yeah, well, why did Green Eyes get
killed? Someone fucking leaked.

174
00:13:16,941 --> 00:13:21,821
You gotta consider every one of
your scarecrows... Even him.

175
00:13:25,461 --> 00:13:27,101
Gad, it's a joke.

176
00:13:30,861 --> 00:13:32,781
So how'd the British Sector go?

177
00:13:35,061 --> 00:13:38,101
There was this waitress, Karin Mann.

178
00:13:38,181 --> 00:13:40,101
She see anything?

179
00:13:40,181 --> 00:13:42,701
But I'm fairly certain
she didn't tell me everything.

180
00:13:44,581 --> 00:13:47,981
Oh, yeah? Maybe we should
talk to her again.

181
00:13:49,661 --> 00:13:50,901
There's the truck.

182
00:13:50,981 --> 00:13:55,141
See you guys back at the station.
There's something I gotta do.

183
00:14:07,661 --> 00:14:11,141
Lieutenant George Miller, Air Force.
You know where I can find him?

184
00:14:11,221 --> 00:14:12,701
All the way down this hall.

185
00:14:19,461 --> 00:14:21,501
NYPD. What'd I do?

186
00:14:22,261 --> 00:14:23,901
You tell me.

187
00:14:24,581 --> 00:14:26,941
-How you doing?
-Good. How's crime?

188
00:14:27,021 --> 00:14:28,181
Yeah, booming.

189
00:14:28,261 --> 00:14:29,901
What can I do for you?

190
00:14:29,981 --> 00:14:34,541
Oh, right. I've got a letter with
your name on it from Tom Franklin.

191
00:14:34,621 --> 00:14:38,301
Since I was in the perimeter,
there you go.

192
00:14:39,581 --> 00:14:40,661
He says hello.

193
00:14:43,741 --> 00:14:47,741
Says he wants to see you around
sometime soon, catch up.

194
00:14:51,141 --> 00:14:53,701
Hey, you guys go back before the war?

195
00:14:53,781 --> 00:14:56,301
No. No, we met here in Berlin.

196
00:14:57,901 --> 00:15:03,701
Well, thanks for this, and you say hi
to Claire if you see her around.

197
00:15:03,781 --> 00:15:04,781
Will do.

198
00:15:05,781 --> 00:15:07,861
Hey, that Major General Wright,

199
00:15:07,941 --> 00:15:12,341
the guy you pointed to at the card
game, you know where I can find him?

200
00:15:12,901 --> 00:15:15,821
Yeah, he's right across the hall,
just past the phones.

201
00:15:15,901 --> 00:15:18,341
All right, see you around.

202
00:15:20,301 --> 00:15:21,101
See you.

203
00:15:29,661 --> 00:15:32,821
<i>The engineers are ahead of time,</i>
<i>and we're on a 12-hour standby</i>

204
00:15:32,901 --> 00:15:36,341
to change sector.
I'll call you right back.

205
00:15:43,781 --> 00:15:45,181
Sir...

206
00:15:46,061 --> 00:15:50,581
I don't give a shit about protocol.
I just want to find my brother.

207
00:15:52,141 --> 00:15:53,741
Why's that?

208
00:15:56,341 --> 00:15:58,741
Because I'm all he's fucking got.

209
00:16:02,981 --> 00:16:04,781
What happened in Dachau?

210
00:16:10,981 --> 00:16:12,381
Dachau.

211
00:16:15,621 --> 00:16:19,741
45th Infantry were the first guys in
and we saw it all...

212
00:16:28,981 --> 00:16:31,221
Things you can't imagine.

213
00:16:33,021 --> 00:16:35,541
Things you can't unsee...

214
00:16:38,221 --> 00:16:41,221
and we'd already seen
the worst of war.

215
00:16:50,021 --> 00:16:52,061
Walking skeletons...

216
00:16:54,821 --> 00:16:57,221
broomsticks for arms...

217
00:16:59,981 --> 00:17:01,781
mass graves.

218
00:17:08,221 --> 00:17:11,661
They were so malnourished, so feeble.

219
00:17:14,301 --> 00:17:18,101
I didn't know people could
look like that and still be alive.

220
00:17:25,101 --> 00:17:29,541
And there was nothing we could do,

221
00:17:29,621 --> 00:17:34,101
but watch them howling and howling
in pain.

222
00:17:41,661 --> 00:17:43,621
First night in...

223
00:17:45,901 --> 00:17:48,901
I was woke up
by heavy machine gun fire.

224
00:17:50,301 --> 00:17:52,421
Turned out someone had
lined up and gunned down

225
00:17:52,501 --> 00:17:54,581
some of the camp guards...

226
00:17:56,581 --> 00:17:58,821
32 of them, to be precise.

227
00:18:01,821 --> 00:18:05,141
There were four more to go,
but he ran out of ammo.

228
00:18:09,821 --> 00:18:10,981
So...

229
00:18:11,981 --> 00:18:15,781
He killed them in ways that were...

230
00:18:15,861 --> 00:18:17,421
unsound.

231
00:18:19,141 --> 00:18:23,741
I threw his ass in detention,
but by the morning, he was gone.

232
00:18:28,101 --> 00:18:30,621
If you ever find your brother...

233
00:18:33,181 --> 00:18:34,221
you tell him from me,

234
00:18:34,301 --> 00:18:37,901
the one thing I regret more
than putting him in chains...

235
00:18:40,021 --> 00:18:41,981
was letting someone with his problems

236
00:18:42,061 --> 00:18:44,621
on the battlefield
in the first place.

237
00:19:06,341 --> 00:19:08,901
Bertha! Wake up!

238
00:19:08,981 --> 00:19:10,821
We have a schedule to keep.

239
00:19:12,541 --> 00:19:16,021
Bertha, I know you're
trying to be a good person now.

240
00:19:16,101 --> 00:19:19,021
You're fixing bikes,
back on the straight and narrow.

241
00:19:19,101 --> 00:19:21,221
But you don't get to
return to society.

242
00:19:21,301 --> 00:19:25,781
You're a fucking Nazi, and your sins,
they don't just go away.

243
00:19:25,861 --> 00:19:28,941
Which is why I'm going to
burn them off of you.

244
00:19:43,541 --> 00:19:47,541
We won the war, and you lost it...

245
00:19:47,621 --> 00:19:51,381
and now what remains is to make sure
that those ideas stay buried

246
00:19:51,461 --> 00:19:53,461
because they're never
going to rise again.

247
00:19:58,621 --> 00:20:00,621
What's this?

248
00:20:03,381 --> 00:20:04,621
What's that?

249
00:20:05,901 --> 00:20:07,861
Is that your family heirloom?

250
00:20:10,821 --> 00:20:14,981
I'm going to melt it down and
I'm going to stick it in your eye.

251
00:20:16,421 --> 00:20:18,661
But let's save that for later.

252
00:20:18,741 --> 00:20:22,581
So if you're okay, I'm going to take
a few pictures.

253
00:20:25,061 --> 00:20:30,661
Oh, no, that's... that's...
don't move.

254
00:20:36,341 --> 00:20:38,661
So this is our waitress.

255
00:20:38,741 --> 00:20:41,101
Yes. We're looking for her.

256
00:20:41,701 --> 00:20:44,541
You think we should spread her image
to the other precincts?

257
00:20:44,621 --> 00:20:48,621
No. She could lead us to <i>Engelmacher.</i>

258
00:20:48,701 --> 00:20:52,061
And we don't want to tip him off
that we're looking for him.

259
00:20:52,661 --> 00:20:55,901
-We don't know where she is.
-Yet.

260
00:20:56,701 --> 00:20:58,381
Not yet.

261
00:21:07,981 --> 00:21:09,181
Karin!

262
00:21:10,021 --> 00:21:11,901
I want to see Dr Gladow.

263
00:21:14,261 --> 00:21:15,941
Did you get any sleep?

264
00:21:17,701 --> 00:21:20,621
I don't care about fucking sleep.

265
00:21:20,701 --> 00:21:23,341
Police came to my apartment
this morning.

266
00:21:24,821 --> 00:21:26,861
I want to see Dr Gladow.

267
00:21:27,701 --> 00:21:30,021
I want to see the Angel Maker.

268
00:21:35,501 --> 00:21:37,781
<i>When are you coming home, Uncle Max?</i>

269
00:21:37,861 --> 00:21:43,061
In a couple weeks, tops.
How's your mother?

270
00:21:43,141 --> 00:21:45,021
<i>She's okay, I guess.</i>

271
00:21:46,061 --> 00:21:48,701
<i>She thinks you're wasting your time</i>
<i>over there.</i>

272
00:21:51,501 --> 00:21:54,901
<i>-Uncle Max?</i>
-Yeah.

273
00:21:54,981 --> 00:21:56,941
<i>Any sign of my dad yet?</i>

274
00:21:58,741 --> 00:22:01,061
No, not yet.

275
00:22:03,221 --> 00:22:06,861
<i>-Mom says he's dead.</i>
-He ain't dead, Jimmy.

276
00:22:09,781 --> 00:22:11,941
<i>Bring him home, okay?</i>

277
00:22:15,221 --> 00:22:18,701
Hey, listen, this ain't my phone,
so I gotta go, okay?

278
00:22:19,421 --> 00:22:22,221
<i>-Okay. Bye.</i>
<i>-Bye.</i>

279
00:22:36,741 --> 00:22:39,141
<i>Max, give it here to me.</i>

280
00:23:01,781 --> 00:23:04,261
-Hey, Moritz.
-Yeah?

281
00:23:06,301 --> 00:23:09,781
Isn't this pretty... strange?

282
00:23:13,701 --> 00:23:16,821
We need to lose the badness
that's inside.

283
00:23:16,901 --> 00:23:19,741
We need to get rid of all the evil.

284
00:23:19,821 --> 00:23:22,661
One day, we might need this
for protection, you know.

285
00:23:22,741 --> 00:23:25,741
-It needs to be pure.
-Yeah.

286
00:23:27,021 --> 00:23:28,621
Shut up.

287
00:23:40,101 --> 00:23:42,581
So it's blessed now?

288
00:23:43,501 --> 00:23:46,501
Yeah. It fucking should be.

289
00:23:47,461 --> 00:23:50,781
Okay. Let's get out of here.
Max, let's go.

290
00:24:07,421 --> 00:24:10,421
The power should be back on
in a few hours, sir.

291
00:24:16,181 --> 00:24:18,021
Mind if I join?

292
00:24:19,661 --> 00:24:21,621
What are we drinking?

293
00:24:24,661 --> 00:24:25,981
What?

294
00:24:26,501 --> 00:24:28,941
I don't mean to overstep here,

295
00:24:30,141 --> 00:24:33,541
-but maybe you shouldn't.
-Maybe I shouldn't what?

296
00:24:33,621 --> 00:24:35,021
Drink.

297
00:24:39,941 --> 00:24:42,341
Goodnight, Mrs Franklin.

298
00:24:42,421 --> 00:24:46,101
I've come to the conclusion
that suffering is a personal matter.

299
00:24:47,581 --> 00:24:52,741
As a consequence of this, we mustn't
judge those in our close proximity,

300
00:24:52,821 --> 00:24:56,461
since we don't know the wounds
they might carry within.

301
00:24:58,981 --> 00:25:03,941
On the bright side, wounds that
never heal don't leave any scars.

302
00:25:04,701 --> 00:25:06,981
What the hell are you talking about?

303
00:25:07,621 --> 00:25:10,621
To be perfectly honest,
I'm not entirely sure.

304
00:25:12,461 --> 00:25:15,101
Please have a drink with me, Mr Max.

305
00:25:17,901 --> 00:25:19,741
I promise I'll behave.

306
00:25:26,701 --> 00:25:31,461
Schnapps, please,
and he'll have the same again.

307
00:25:33,261 --> 00:25:36,461
-So how was your day?
-Blissful.

308
00:25:36,541 --> 00:25:39,381
Did you arrest any shoddy Fritzes?

309
00:25:39,461 --> 00:25:40,781
"Fritzes"?

310
00:25:40,861 --> 00:25:42,301
Germans.

311
00:25:44,621 --> 00:25:47,141
-Derogatory.
-Of course.

312
00:25:54,901 --> 00:25:57,901
My second night here at this hotel...

313
00:26:00,101 --> 00:26:01,981
in the elevator...

314
00:26:03,821 --> 00:26:04,941
So?

315
00:26:06,901 --> 00:26:08,621
What did you think?

316
00:26:14,181 --> 00:26:16,061
Then why bring it up?

317
00:26:20,821 --> 00:26:22,861
I thought it was rather wonderful

318
00:26:22,941 --> 00:26:25,501
that that moment
remained unmentioned.

319
00:26:26,261 --> 00:26:28,221
A secret of sorts.

320
00:26:30,261 --> 00:26:35,541
But now you've put words on it,
it'll disappear, wither away.

321
00:26:36,541 --> 00:26:38,741
Maybe that's why I mentioned it.

322
00:26:43,861 --> 00:26:45,541
I love this song.

323
00:26:49,381 --> 00:26:51,141
Care to dance?

324
00:26:54,301 --> 00:26:57,301
I'm fine, but thank you.

325
00:27:00,621 --> 00:27:02,661
Thank you for the drink.

326
00:27:04,301 --> 00:27:06,341
I need to get to bed.

327
00:27:06,421 --> 00:27:08,141
Of course you do.

328
00:27:08,861 --> 00:27:11,861
Always a pleasure.
Get a good night's sleep.

329
00:27:24,221 --> 00:27:26,661
What is it that you want?

330
00:27:30,101 --> 00:27:31,621
The same as you.

331
00:27:40,381 --> 00:27:41,741
Good night.

332
00:27:47,261 --> 00:27:50,461
-Same again, please.
-Of course.

333
00:27:56,261 --> 00:27:57,901
I'm sorry...

334
00:28:00,741 --> 00:28:03,581
Elsie, I'm sorry.

335
00:28:06,021 --> 00:28:09,821
Her husband
is still reported missing.

336
00:28:09,901 --> 00:28:13,461
Elsie, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry about your husband.

337
00:28:13,541 --> 00:28:15,341
It's okay, Gad.

338
00:28:16,141 --> 00:28:17,941
Go back to sleep.

339
00:28:18,741 --> 00:28:22,101
I hope you see him again.

340
00:28:22,181 --> 00:28:24,261
I hope so too.

341
00:30:34,261 --> 00:30:36,021
One day...

342
00:30:47,941 --> 00:30:50,021
This is the only way in.

343
00:31:02,141 --> 00:31:06,181
The entire institute has been
sealed off because of the bombings.

344
00:31:07,901 --> 00:31:10,341
It could collapse any moment.

345
00:31:12,541 --> 00:31:15,541
-So it's safe.
-Exactly.

346
00:31:18,581 --> 00:31:22,581
Hello.
Out of the way, man.

347
00:31:26,981 --> 00:31:30,501
Dr Gladow has many soldiers
working for him.

348
00:31:30,581 --> 00:31:32,861
That's what he calls us,
his soldiers.

349
00:31:34,541 --> 00:31:35,501
Hello.

350
00:31:38,301 --> 00:31:39,861
Look, Hermann.

351
00:31:40,861 --> 00:31:43,301
I brought you something.

352
00:31:54,061 --> 00:31:55,581
Please, sit.

353
00:32:04,381 --> 00:32:06,541
I hope it's not too dark for you,

354
00:32:07,781 --> 00:32:10,981
but Marianne always tells me
to be more careful.

355
00:32:12,661 --> 00:32:16,261
When we met the first time, you asked
me for a favour, and I helped you.

356
00:32:16,341 --> 00:32:18,101
A favour I've paid back.

357
00:32:18,181 --> 00:32:20,141
A favour you've begun to pay back.

358
00:32:20,941 --> 00:32:22,701
Are you here to ask me
for another one?

359
00:32:24,261 --> 00:32:25,861
I want you to use me.

360
00:32:31,141 --> 00:32:32,901
I already am.

361
00:32:34,901 --> 00:32:36,421
Mr Gladow, you...

362
00:32:37,141 --> 00:32:39,181
you have other girls with...

363
00:32:40,981 --> 00:32:43,701
with bigger tits and rounder asses.

364
00:32:45,301 --> 00:32:48,301
Girls that men want,
who are great at fucking.

365
00:32:49,941 --> 00:32:51,781
That's not me.

366
00:32:51,861 --> 00:32:53,341
Not really.

367
00:32:54,821 --> 00:32:56,741
I'm talking about my mind.

368
00:33:00,661 --> 00:33:03,381
You own it so why not use it?

369
00:33:30,221 --> 00:33:32,741
You need a lucky girl.

370
00:33:39,501 --> 00:33:41,581
And I'm lucky.

371
00:34:03,061 --> 00:34:06,061
<i>Mr McLaughlin, message for you.</i>

372
00:34:18,341 --> 00:34:23,901
MEET ME AT THIS ADDRESS:
INDUSTRIESTRASSE 23. HURRY. MORITZ

373
00:34:30,301 --> 00:34:32,501
Good morning, sunshine.

374
00:34:32,581 --> 00:34:34,861
We're just getting warmed up.

375
00:34:35,701 --> 00:34:39,621
Up until now, I've only been using
one flame, but I got three more.

376
00:34:39,701 --> 00:34:43,141
I was saving 'em cause I didn't want
it to go fast but you're cooking.

377
00:34:44,781 --> 00:34:51,501
And now, just when you thought
it was all over, Bertha...

378
00:34:52,541 --> 00:34:56,541
I present to you... the offer.

379
00:35:06,381 --> 00:35:07,741
Ah, see?

380
00:35:09,261 --> 00:35:11,101
I'm not such a bad guy, am I?

381
00:35:13,101 --> 00:35:19,461
If you give me the name and address
of someone bigger than yourself...

382
00:35:20,261 --> 00:35:22,141
I'm gonna let you live, Bertha.

383
00:35:33,261 --> 00:35:36,261
No, no, I can't hear you.
Speak up, come on.

384
00:35:37,221 --> 00:35:39,501
-Otto Oberlander.
-Otto Oberlander?

385
00:35:39,581 --> 00:35:42,581
-Spandau.
-Spandau. Okay, address?

386
00:35:44,141 --> 00:35:46,301
Come on. You can do it.

387
00:35:52,581 --> 00:35:54,461
What's his rank?

388
00:35:57,341 --> 00:35:59,701
Squad leader for Einsatzgruppe D.

389
00:35:59,781 --> 00:36:01,501
For Einsatzgruppe D?

390
00:36:02,701 --> 00:36:08,061
Bertha, do you have any idea what
the Einsatzgruppe D did in Poland?

391
00:36:08,621 --> 00:36:10,221
Let me go.

392
00:36:10,781 --> 00:36:13,341
Okay. I will.

393
00:36:14,381 --> 00:36:15,341
I will.

394
00:36:16,621 --> 00:36:17,621
I will let you go

395
00:36:17,701 --> 00:36:21,421
into whatever kind of hell
awaits the likes of you, Bertha...

396
00:36:23,941 --> 00:36:25,141
'Cause, see, I lied.

397
00:36:44,221 --> 00:36:49,101
"Loud she yelled in agony,
for she felt her conscience free."

398
00:37:45,901 --> 00:37:49,701
"You are me and I am you.

399
00:37:52,261 --> 00:37:56,381
Together we are one, not two."

400
00:38:55,981 --> 00:38:58,461
BIKE REPAIRS

401
00:39:17,061 --> 00:39:18,981
<i>Move!</i>

402
00:39:19,061 --> 00:39:21,941
<i>Work, I said!</i>

403
00:39:22,021 --> 00:39:23,181
<i>Back off!</i>

404
00:39:23,261 --> 00:39:27,221
RUSSIAN PRISON CAMP
MUNICH

405
00:39:33,261 --> 00:39:34,781
Go, go!

406
00:39:34,861 --> 00:39:36,141
Faster!

407
00:39:36,221 --> 00:39:37,861
Move, move!

408
00:39:37,941 --> 00:39:40,221
Go!

409
00:39:47,941 --> 00:39:52,981
Do you live on 104 Eisenacher
Strasse, Kreuzberg, Berlin?

410
00:39:54,621 --> 00:39:56,861
Is your name Leopold Garten?

411
00:40:01,301 --> 00:40:03,861
What is the name of your wife?

412
00:40:06,261 --> 00:40:08,941
What is the name of your wife?

413
00:40:11,901 --> 00:40:13,021
Wife.

414
00:40:57,621 --> 00:40:59,341
<i>Elsie Garten...</i>

415
00:40:59,421 --> 00:41:01,301
<i>You don't know who I am...</i>

416
00:41:01,381 --> 00:41:05,501
<i>I left this device</i>
<i>so we can communicate.</i>

417
00:41:06,821 --> 00:41:09,821
<i>There is information I need from you.</i>

418
00:41:11,141 --> 00:41:13,781
<i>You will tell no one of this.</i>

419
00:41:15,901 --> 00:41:18,181
<i>I will be in touch.</i>

420
00:41:18,261 --> 00:41:21,261
<i>Here is what I offer you.</i>

421
00:41:26,181 --> 00:41:27,581
<i>Elsie...</i>

422
00:41:30,021 --> 00:41:32,581
<i>Elsie, it's me.</i>

423
00:41:36,181 --> 00:41:38,581
<i>I'm coming home.</i>

424
00:41:38,661 --> 00:41:41,901
<i>I'm coming home, my love.</i>

425
00:42:04,581 --> 00:42:07,581
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