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Starring
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TIME OF HONOR
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Hands up!
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Antek!
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Me? Finding flats for Jews?
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Get out. Quickly!
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I've lost my hideout. Where can I go?
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She can stay for a few days, but then she'll have to leave.
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INGA EPISODE 32
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This will be your cell. I think you know each other.
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Prayers begin in half an hour.
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I never thought we'd meet again. Where have you been?
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I lived in Praga, but I can't go back. Were they looking for you?
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Of course, they were. Is this bed mine?
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It's safe here. Bronek will come up with something.
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Are you seeing each other?
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You're in touch, aren't you? Yes. Everything's all right.
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I'm glad you're here.
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Boring, isn't it?
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Didn't you see me?
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I'll smash you all like roaches!
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Is this a new form of interrogation?
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Take him back to his cell.
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He drove me mad.
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I see. I heard about the goods yard.
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Eleven of our men were killed?
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We know who leaked the information. The guilty will be hanged.
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All of them?
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Why not? We'll have a gallows on every corner.
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Is that official or a draft plan?
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Go ahead and mock me.
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Governor Frank has clear views about your incompetence.
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I wonder what he'll think about you after yesterday's events.
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Have a nice day.
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Likewise.
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Thank you.
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Wake up!
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How do you feel?
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Fancy a Soviet cigarette?
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I don't smoke any old rubbish. His lordship's arrived.
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We don't want a war with you. You started it.
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You're stubborn. Where did you hide our radio?
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I know nothing about your radio. You're asking for it.
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Where's the radio?
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You'll howl like a dog. Where is it?
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Another one.
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Yes?
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Inga, where are you calling from?
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Really? When?
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That's wonderful!
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Of course I do.
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I know it.
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Inga, I'm so happy.
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See you on Thursday.
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Bye.
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Hello.
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Any better? Much.
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Want to play? No.
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What is it? What?
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Come on!
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Bronek's gone missing. Arrested?
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There's no trace. Try to...
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I said there's no trace.
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You know his family in Warsaw. His father.
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He has a foundry in Fabryczna Street.
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Maybe he took Wanda away from that convent,
and he's hiding her from us,
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the Germans and his mum. His mother's in Pawiak.
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What?
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His mother's in Pawiak.
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Do you know who I am, doctor?
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I used to be your student.
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How long have you been here, Ola?
5 days. We'll all end up in Auschwitz.
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What's wrong with her?
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Everyone's to stand when I enter.
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I didn't know.
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Sit down then.
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You'll learn.
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Any others?
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You haven't eaten anything.
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I'm not hungry. I have to go.
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What happened? Nothing.
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Wait.
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Who did that? It doesn't matter.
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I'm late for work. Lena.
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Make sure dad doesn't get out, otherwise he'll get lost.
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I don't get it. If the Mongol didn't find the flat then who did?
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I wish I knew. Shut up!
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Give me the other sleeve.
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I know someone in administration. I'll ask him to check.
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Great, thank you.
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You! Get up!
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You too!
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This week you're working for free.
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Come in. Someone wants to see you.
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Should I tell them to wait? No, let them in.
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Come in, please.
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Celina.
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Krzysztof's been arrested.
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How? Caught in a street round-up.
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Was he carrying anything? I don't think so.
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He'll be fine. Do you know what you're saying?
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If the Gestapo work him over, that's it.
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For you? For everybody.
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He's liaison officer to the Chief.
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I didn't know.
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It's my fault.
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I made him come back to Warsaw.
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To you. I'll never forgive myself.
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You should go now.
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He's not in Pawiak or Szucha.
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We're checking hospitals. Nothing. How about morgues?
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Don't say that! He's alive.
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We went too far.
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The Gestapo are furious. They're arresting everyone they catch.
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Are you suggesting we quit?
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He didn't say that. Are you his lawyer?
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I'm sorry.
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Tadeusz.
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You're officially part of the team. Congratulations.
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What's going on? I just heard
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the liaison officer to the Chief was caught.
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Lena...
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Lena.
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What is it this time? Nothing.
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I just won't get paid this week. Who did this to you?
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Someone came in.
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Nobody came in. Leave us, I need to talk to Lena.
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It must be that Mossler again.
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There's no Mossler. Go back to your room.
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Mossler's long dead.
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Sit down.
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Who did it?
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Let go, it hurts. Just tell me.
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The Mongol.
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I'll kill him.
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Romek, I beg you!
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Good morning.
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It looks empty today. No, there's one man there.
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I'm now a member of the special operations unit at HQ.
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Congratulations. I trust this will help our work.
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If you only knew.
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I got Iucky.
I'll soon be meeting the Chief Commander's liaison officer.
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Is there an address? Polizeistrasse 25.
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Known as Szucha Avenue. Are you kidding me?
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He was caught during a street raid.
The Gestapo don't know who he is.
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Give me the name. We'll take him in. Do you think
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they'll just hand him over when they realize who he is?
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Any better idea?
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I have.
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Are you out of your mind? I'll kill the brute!
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And they kill the entire street.
If we do nothing we're still dead.
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How old are you?
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19. Why? We could use your fighting spirit.
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Be here on Thursday, same time. Why?
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Want to kill Germans? You work for the Resistance?
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Thursday. I said go. I'm waiting for someone.
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I need to smoke. This is a monastery.
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It's worse than Pawiak. Don't say that.
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Because you don't smoke.
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Remember when Graba caught Lola by the window?
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Stop it.
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I dream about it every night.
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I'm afraid it will affect the baby.
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Does Bronek know?
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Yes, I told him I was pregnant.
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About Schneider too?
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Please, Mina. Didn't you tell him?
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Maybe he should know.
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Listen to me, Bronek.
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I knew it. It doesn't have to end like this.
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They only want the radio. On my word, I'll get you released.
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Your word of honour?
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Think about it. They don't want names, just the bloody radio.
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You have someone to live for. Just give me a contact.
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They'll exchange you for that scrap.
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Any progress?
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Had a nice heart-to-heart?
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He won't talk.
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So now I'll have a chat with him. He won't talk.
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He will. Everyone talks to us. You talk of a better world
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and use Gestapo methods. Get out!
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Who did they arrest?
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The owner. Woyciechowski?
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Who else? Do you wish to comment?
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No, I don't.
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Soviet canned meat is delicious. Stinks of old tomcat.
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Fussy, eh? You've never been hungry.
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Did he talk?
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We have plenty of time. Can I speak to you?
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Speak. No one's stopping you. In private.
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You're making new enemies. Not good, Ryszkowski.
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What is it?
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Beating him to death is pointless. You don't know Poles. The more
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you beat us, the less you get. Should I let him go
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and apologise? No, not that.
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There's another way.
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What's that?
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Thank you.
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I might have expected you here, Martin, but not at the same table.
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What are you drinking? Brandy.
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The same again. Right away, sir.
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How are you? Heard you're in trouble.
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Really? I hadn't heard. Let's drop it.
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I couldn't stop myseIf.
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"I love to freely live and have so much for men to give.
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I do what I have to do, to earn my bad reputation.
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So the women in the city object to my morality.
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Or maybe they're just jealous? Because of the way men
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are seduced by the things they haven't yet learnt.
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I'm pretty and smart,
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never too soft.
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I love to freely live and have so much for men to give.
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So the women in the city object my morality.
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Or maybe they're just jealous? Because of the way men
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are seduced by the things they haven't yet learnt.
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I'm pretty and smart,
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never too soft.
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I love to freely live and have so much for men to give."
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Come in!
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Good morning.
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Ruth sent me. She spoke to you about my case?
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Miss Sajkowski, please take a seat.
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May I? Sit down.
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Things are settled. This came from the City Council.
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I don't speak German.
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This is an order for the Sajkowski family to receive a flat.
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An order? Apparently you've got backers.
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It's signed "SS Sturmbahnf�hrer".
We don't know anyone in the Council.
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Why would any German help us? It's not my business.
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You may go now.
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Thank you. We never spoke.
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Of course.
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Hello. I called you, because it's urgent.
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Is it about Bronek? No, Krzysztof.
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Do we rescue him? We're paying a ransom.
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Tadeusz bribed a clerk in Pawiak.
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The money's ready. Do you want me to take it?
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No, someone close to him. His girlfriend, for instance.
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Who? Celina has to do it.
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But she... Give her this.
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Come here a second.
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Don't be afraid. Ask for Lena Sajkowski.
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She's not here? Or her brother Romek?
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Maybe their mother? They took them on Monday.
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Who took them?
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Take it.
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Keep off!
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May I bring you anything else? That's all, thank you.
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Lars.
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May I pay homage to the artiste?
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You look wonderful. Warsaw suits you well.
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I'm not so sure. Are you in difficulties again?
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No, it's not that. Forget it. I want to enjoy our evening.
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Would you like a drink? Same again, please.
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More and more gorgeous. Older and older.
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Like wine: the older the better. Flatterer.
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How did it go today?
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An Abwehr major nearly fainted at the sight of your legs.
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I meant my show.
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I didn't notice. You rascal!
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I'm glad you came.
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Where are you staying? In a ghastly hotel.
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Maybe I couId stay at your place?
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I only mean a place to stay. Let's not go back to the past.
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I'd be honoured.
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We won't go back to the past.
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His name is Willy Schutz. He's an Oberscharf�hrer in Pawiak.
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Schutz. Willy Schutz. Just give him the money.
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Tadeusz will be watching you. They didn't want me to go.
270
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Who's that Tadeusz? Our man. He'll contact you.
271
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What if it's a trap?
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He's clean. He lives off bribes. They don't know who they've got.
273
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Thank you. Just to make it clear.
274
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I'm not doing it for Krzysztof. You're important to me.
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To him, too. What about you?
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I won't talk about that now.
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All the details are here. Remember, then destroy them.
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The money.
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Good luck.
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Michal...
281
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Had a good night's sleep?
282
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Shouldn't you be at work? On Sunday?
283
00:34:13,360 --> 00:34:17,069
Not even in Warsaw. I'm losing my sense of time.
284
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What is it? Champagne? That's right. Be my guest.
285
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To our reunion. What's it like living in Warsaw?
286
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Day in, day out. Any problems?
287
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I was promoted sideways. Officially I'm in charge but thanks
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to my enemies my hands are tied. Do you know your enemies' names?
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Of course. You always say that's the first step.
290
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You're right.
291
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I believe in you. You're a winner.
292
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Inga...
293
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I'm really happy you came.
294
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I'll help you with everything. You're my favourite lover.
295
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Hello. Thanks for coming.
296
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What's wrong?
297
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Have you got contacts in the ghetto? Yes, I have.
298
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Lena's gone.
299
00:35:58,400 --> 00:36:02,837
How do you mean? The Germans took her entire family.
300
00:36:03,280 --> 00:36:07,114
Damn it. I forgot to tell you.
301
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I did it. They're in a new flat. I have the address somewhere.
302
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Take it.
303
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Should I hug you for doing it? Or punch you for forgetting?
304
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Let's go and have a drink together. Another time. I'm busy.
305
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Thanks.
306
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Praised be our Lord Jesus Christ. Forever and ever.
307
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Do you have it?
308
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Yes, Stanislaw Dobczycki. Born in Dobczyce in 1932.
309
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Baptized on July 20th, 1933.
310
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Dobczyce, where's that? Near Krakow.
311
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Thank you. What if the Germans check it?
312
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Don't worry. He's been registered for 8 years.
313
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Father. Should I...? Bless you.
314
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Leave when you hear your name. Krystyna Kwiatkowski,
315
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Ludmila... Grazyna Taranowski...
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Carry on reading.
317
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Alexandra Popiolek,
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Katarzyna Sowa,
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Marzena Sowa,
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Ewa Szczypinska,
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Stay where you are! I'm a doctor.
322
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Go. Guard, a stretcher! Call the doctor!
323
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Where's the pain? In my stomach.
324
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Get off me!
325
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Acute appendicitis. It should be operated.
326
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Don't move, keep your legs bent!
327
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What is it? She's got appendicitis.
328
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How do you know? She's a doctor.
329
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Take her to hospital and lock her up.
If you're lying, it'll be curtains.
330
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Do you need anything?
331
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Water.
332
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Why resist? Don't you want to live?
333
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He's escaped!
334
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Mr Willy Schutz?
335
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Do you have the money? Here.
336
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When are you releasing him?
337
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Move. Now.
338
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Drop your weapon!
339
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Please leave. What about Krzysztof?
340
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Go!
341
00:42:12,000 --> 00:42:15,834
You were supposed to take the money and let the prisoner go.
342
00:42:16,000 --> 00:42:19,276
How do you know? I'm an Abwehr officer.
343
00:42:20,360 --> 00:42:24,956
Who told you to arrest her? I just wanted to make a name.
344
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Get out of here.
345
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Now.
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Bronek.
347
00:43:19,600 --> 00:43:21,875
Who did it? The Gestapo?
348
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The Reds.
349
00:43:31,360 --> 00:43:33,669
What? The Reds!
350
00:43:40,480 --> 00:43:43,631
Well? He didn't notice
351
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the tail. We're watching his flat now.
352
00:43:47,760 --> 00:43:50,752
Maybe it was a good idea.
353
00:43:55,840 --> 00:43:58,718
Why's this thing so important? To contact HQ.
354
00:43:58,880 --> 00:44:02,793
It's key for espionage. If we win, who'll write the history?
355
00:44:02,960 --> 00:44:06,919
The winners. That young major has asked me out.
356
00:44:07,240 --> 00:44:11,074
Do you know Rainer? I do. You need to make sure it's doable.
357
00:44:11,240 --> 00:44:13,674
What? Executing Rainer.
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