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Simon isn't the Nazi hunter right yes I
am
you would like to hold all of us
personally responsibly wasn't too heavy
some time but most of us was simply
obeying
I fall on the Eastern Front I was
honored then we'll see the Iron Cross
and your conscience is clear you'll know
that factory have is done I know very
few firms in Germany you should have a
look at an individual who runs that
factory he's the kind of looking what is
his name
I'm not an informer it's not a question
of informing when crimes have been
committed where were you stationed on
the highway that Lincoln that we care if
my way was built by prisoners were
forced labor camps run by the SS that's
right heavies in town remember the names
are listen Sal AC Peter I want you to go
to Carl's room I'll leave in the morning
I want you to check on the managing
director of the Bosch and Miller firm
I'll call you in cars with a Peter
remember no heroics
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no jealousy Celestia a lot of the
alembert Kiev highway the dg4 yes I know
mayor I know there were mass graves
i yes I understand I know but please
gather gather a list of survivors for me
please
we'll do your best thank you thank you
What did he say that there are few
survivors from these camps but we'll try
Schultz is 44 born in vars in 1917
father of three and a respected member
of the community at least on the surface
as he's been to court a couple of times
fine for libel suit over a real estate
matter he has a reputation for
hot-tempered --mess he likes a good life
private parties prestigious clubs
bowling parties in the basement of his
villa any political activity no
apparently not
that's a type you will find this
interesting Simon Herr Schultz got into
a fistfight with one of his employees
and is reputed to have yelled out what
Germany needs is a new Hitler what was
the fight about the employees hair was
too long for the taste of his shorts Oh
dis German he needs a new Hitler from
professor wolf
furnishers Hitler Youth puffin SS group
leader decoration for the wounded
assigned to the security police at slash
off
camp common land at c-elysรฉe 1942 to
1944
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Berner schultz is a common enough name
Simon and the photos are similar but not
conclusive yes yes we need witnesses to
tell us what they know
through survivors will testify that's
all
and might be possible
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documentation center may you have
something for me
good good wait wait
yes uh tap it yes try it dr. max
Rosenberg Parris yes the phone number
what kind of a doctor doesn't have a
phone all right all right give me the
address number 12
whoo Avalon Paris yes Thank You mayor no
no no it's an enormous help but remember
I still need one more survivor so keep
searching thank you
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documentation center sorry it's me but
you'll find these dr. Rosenberg yes
I found him talk to me Peter what What
did he say nothing nothing what do you
mean nothing he won't cooperate what he
was very kind you mentions erasing yes
he told me to go away and mind my own
business
did you tell her Simon Wiesenthal wants
to talk to him he refuses Simon end of
conversation
look I'm coming to Paris on Wednesday of
course Sam thank you bye bye
now what
some people don't want to talk about the
past Simon you know that we have a
responsibility
I know Simon but maybe we should respect
his wishes
I will find out what happened it's not
easy so that it will be you the history
books forever not to be forgotten all
right
and Judas many times a a witness does
not want to talk I understand this but
in the end they all do talk to me
chicka chicka
how are you babe welcome Sammy this is
the place he finishes working 5:30 I
left a message for him that you would be
waiting in the lobby good I'll go alone
Peter oh he's uh about my height
it was glasses and was a sort of drone
look I'll meet you at the hotel at 9:00
this evening
good see you then ah dr. Rosenberg I am
Simon listen did you get my messages
yes I did good good maybe we talked
there I have nothing to tell you how
recent all you should not have come I
have photographs I would like you to
look at I am NOT interested you rats a
lacy weren't you doctor I have nothing
to say to you so whom are you saying
this do you know the work I've taken
upon myself since the end of the war you
study medicine you are a doctor I have
an architect's degree but I do not build
houses I travel seeking criminals and
murderers trying to to bring it to
justice I cannot help you heavies in
town I open in the camps too I have seen
all the horror there is to see I should
be dead many times but I survived and I
cannot forget you or it's a Lacey where
you're not doctor or have you forgotten
I have not forgotten
and you're giving an hour of your life
and I have nothing to tell you you have
survived doctor do you have a
responsibility to those who have
perished survive
what makes you think I have survived
good night there isn't time I would
gladly go to Saleh see maybe the Dead
will rise up and tell me their story
maybe maybe the trees of the souls go to
the racing I will be about an elite
until tomorrow
should you change your mind yes that's
right you yes that's right any other
messages now it does not go well at all
though he refuses to talk to me tahleen
is open I know yes I know yes what about
other witnesses have you have you talked
to my heir I must go Judith I'll call
you back bye bye
please please come in doctor procedure
you must excuse my behavior earlier herb
isn't a liar
there's no need to excuse yourself I
assure you you're not the first refused
to testify please sit sit
can I get you something no thank you
Myrna Schulz you have come to see me
about Bernard Schulz yes we have tracked
him the army connected him towards our
lacy but I need absolute confirmation I
need witnesses I have some photographs
here
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but it's him I remember him
beast sadist and speaker published
do you remember specific crimes the
specific in general against a helpless
individual against mankind you must tell
me doctor
you want me to bare my soul yes Dewey
and what if my soul is dead and I would
help you revive it and what if it is
better off dead how could this be if I
tell you my story you will realize you
cannot prosecute Venice Schultz no
matter what his crimes
but I always prosecute if I have the
evidence yes and I know the decision
will open that they lie with you I
realize what a burden I am imposing upon
you and I am sorry to put you in such a
difficult position
because I think in the end there will
only burden you also without easing the
load for myself
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tell me your story and we will see
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tell me doctor we're in Poland are you
from there's lots of ah
I am from live off my father was a
commodity dealer deeply religious man he
used to take me to the moon the rabbi's
perform miracles my father was a
merchant we were poor I gave up my faith
in one the rabbi's long time ago you
lost your family I too lost everybody
it's 89 members except for my wife we
found each other again after the war it
was a miracle I lost everyone I didn't
find anyone after the war I found no one
were you married engaged what was her
name
my family made great sacrifices so that
I might study medicine the quotas kept
the Jews out of the Polish University as
a soul I came here to Paris in 1937
instead I lived with an uncle city of
light secondary decisions in
consequential secondary decisions how
long they have such catastrophic impact
on one's life but have you me and after
Paris was wonderful that much more so
than now but I could hardly wait to
return to Poland
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you see I was deeply in love with her Oh
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heaven my fiance
the girl in the photograph Oh forgive me
I I couldn't help but notice she is very
beautiful but Helen is not a Jewish name
was she her real name was hava but her
polish girl friends called her Helen and
seemed to fit there was no matchmaker
for us from the time we were children
there was enough
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let me guess if I get money max
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no max just in time to help me carry on
the shop
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and the can't all see the can't all see
if that's a commie can it either don't
well let's leave the ladies to Paul it
is in great trouble the knot is on one
side Russians on the other so so between
especially bad for the Jews I have been
sending money to my brother in America I
advise you all to do the same it will
all blow over these things happen a dark
really glows for a while and then life
is sweet max a little wet yes how are
your studies giving impetus very well
it is a shame you couldn't get into the
medical school to Glenn Berger also what
would have made coming home a lot easier
max I have a proposal for you how would
you like to marry Hedda now rather than
waiting until you graduate next year but
I can barely support myself now as it is
the proposal is that I would support
both of you but the the proper way the
conventional way would be for me to get
my degree to get established first these
are not conventional times makes I want
my daughter to be safe in Paris think
about it
all right yes I will tell me about that
I barely noticed parents is it beautiful
as they say it is full of sunshine and
buildings and wide boulevards and cafes
I suppose so
and the girls are they beautiful
oh yes oh you notice the girls not
listening no I'm too busy studying and
thinking about you did you take me bed
hmm Thomas yes I promise
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father says he intends to ask you to
Miami Matt instead of after you graduate
I'm going to turn him down because it's
important to do things
right way
we're so proud
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we went on tonight and our decisions in
consequential decisions they could ruin
your life
why am I telling you all this you only
need to tell me oh yes yes yes to renew
my dead soul
please continue continue you know what
happened next
all of us trapped by her own foolishness
stupid pride Poland was partitioned
remember heavies and uh yes I remember
when a Nazis invaded it was like a dream
stormtroopers in the streets of /off all
of us crowded into a single cellar
existing on starvation diets to remember
Jews were picked up beaten in the
streets picked up only to disappear
forever rumours relocation deportations
camps could have all event how could any
of us know what it meant
take care of Miriam yes mama
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we are now at Solis but the Lacey was on
the highway between never in Kiev by
correct yes
the road had importance to the German
war effort we were transported there
Helen Miriam and I to work on the
highway that was late summer 1942
the camp was situated in an old quarry
surrounded by farmland
having left the misery of the ghetto
behind we were happy to be its la si
happy to be alive
can you understand how we felt it was as
though we had been given a reprieve from
the horror and starvation of the ghetto
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it's gonna be all right mags we can
breathe here working regain our strength
clean brown spots and laughing rebound
sit sit sit sit
I'm spokesman for the Jews vice Martin
Greenbaum I'm spokesman for the Jews max
Rosenberg huh I might as well say that
conditions here are difficult but not
impossible if you do your work and don't
make trouble you should be all right
that's why okay can comment and he's a
fair man
all right he was a social democrat
before the war I think he's just
grateful not to be at the front is there
enough to eat well the food's all right
you won't start no roll calls if you're
too sick to work there's a sick bay and
the barracks why don't you escape -
where - what and for every one of us
that escapes those and stay behind will
suffer the consequences
and gallery problems you see me top you
all right max we can look after Miriam
here it will be all right
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I'll see them - I thought yeah
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is finished there's a new commanding
officer
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we got to go outside
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I am Hobson Fuhrer Schultz and I am here
to bring a new order from now on you
will attend the roll call
you'll look upon them as a pleasant
experience you will march in an orderly
fashion
I expect order discipline and hard work
the comfortable days at Silesia are over
got it you are here to work you are here
to build the new highway and it will be
built to matter what the cost a new set
of rules and regulations will declare it
posted and the first rule will be that
men and women will be housed in separate
barracks I do not want any Jewish babies
at my camp
no lazy pregnant Jewish women understood
we were no longer labourers we have
become prisoners and the reign of terror
had begun
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all of the men and women was separated
into different barracks
we were separated element I thought that
was the beginning of a great loss my
great torment come on from that time on
the only moments we had or stolen
there are always plenty of jewels the
bandhas Jerome who funded your arm so
neatly and nicely I did her come and
done are you a doctor
student medicine well that's good enough
for the Jews of easily see we well
officially designated camp doctor and I
will have no malingerers at salut see
everyone will work understand hair cam
doctor
and buys to me you will come to my
quarters tonight that night there was a
terrible screaming coming from Schultz's
house screaming and music it was beating
the boy and there was nothing we could
do
Reuben was the first victim there would
be many more Knightly rituals nightly
beatings runners Schultz turned capsule
AC into a living hill and he did it with
a cane then weeks after Reubens murder
some prisoners began planning to escape
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let's get out of here the alternatives
to die on the highway or to die in a
death camp those are just rumors very is
that escape is our only option if we
want to live escape - where - what the
poles and Ukrainians hate us nearly as
much as the Nazis and we have to think
about reprisals on those left behind the
SS will kill five for every one of us
that escapes that's why this sketch
looked like escaped God you've handed
the Ukrainian guards could be bribed to
say that the SS took us away on a work
detail it happens then we could join the
partisans then they could kill Nazis oh
that one fighters not broken in the
refugee they want doctors that's what I
hear
will you join us max we know if I can
take Helen and Miriam please max a woman
wouldn't have a chance
two women would never survive besides
they want fighters still on my way
Greenbaum went over an hour ago to
protest he hasn't returned yet
I carried Greenbaum as gently as I could
to the sick bay laid him down and
undressed him savagely beaten beaten
beyond anything I could do
we poured water over towels and laid
them on his body it was all we had the
next day we had to work as usual when we
returned he was dead
to this day after all these years I can
still hear Schultz's triumphant words
there is no cure for my cane
what are you doing nothing what it's
necessary my memory isn't that what it
was why am I telling you all this dates
names statistics we are all statistics
who is alive who is dead who will bear
witness none of it matters heavies and
tall because furnish Schultz is beyond
your justice no I could expose him I can
bring him down the help of someone else
not me
no no dr. oksenberg we're only just
beginning if you prefer I won't take no
might become statistics and blood
becomes paper it is too much is too much
I I cannot do this I I do not want to go
back
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everything seems in order nothing's
broken the photo is fine
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dr. Rosenberg we've suffered a great
deal you and I we should not argue I
apologize
no more not dating
I have not told my story to anyone
before
it is very difficult
20 years
how can this be you're so alone in the
world you have no one to talk to stories
must be told
max
may I call you max you shall call me
Simon I think um here's an old friend
we will order room service I have a
friend a lovely shift he's a friend from
love off makes wonderful little eat any
of your pierogi it was very good but I
have no appetite
please max sir continue tell me tell me
about you and Helen it was very
difficult well we were separated I
longed to be with her to comfort her
support her and sometimes I could for
the help of a decent guard
I dropped a stone on my hand after let's
have a look
so head it's only a scratch I know I
just wanted to be thirsty how are you
fellas Miriam
it's just a boy Kendrick I'm so afraid
this is what they throw away she's
capable of soon it'll work baby me
tonight in the shower room behind the
boys barracks Ukrainian girls will be on
duty I can arrange it dude
he doing she hurt her hand
I will have no malingerers back to work
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why the Jewish girls have to be so
pretty
today you shall work also my fine doctor
a student of Medicine everyone works
when I order it
be quiet suppose be in trouble
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I miss you so much hell I awake at night
some of the men are planning to escape
they want us to join them we're living
under a death sentence here any time now
Schultz cadavers replaced by stronger
workers it's time to escape where will
we go I don't know maybe we could join
the partisans maybe would never mean we
have no choice you'd be better off
without us
what are you saying I can't go without
you Ellen listen Merriam's I couldn't
don't even think it they took my mommy
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I beg your escape you must survive
and a few more ways
welcome for you I'll come and get you
baby
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god be with you
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there was a few place
she begged me to escape in the name of
our parents she begged me I was young I
wanted to live
what's the beginning of the end for me
what do you mean I lived but I died I
was now separated from Helen a final
irrevocable separation it would have
been better if we had starved together
and so I say thought by yourself max you
did what was necessary to survive you
are not responsible for Helens death
snaps got me through my long years in
Russia would you like the best
the higher the site
I tried desperately to get back to the
Lisi
the Red Army conscripted me I had never
had military training before but I
fought I fought I was wounded and I was
sent to a hospital and Rostov because if
my skill as a doctor I remained there
after my recovery everywhere there were
refugees displaced people and stories
emerging millions dead in camps Millions
insanity misery bedlam Pike was full of
such bitterness and anger I was too we
all were
oh yes yes you know all about pain and
insanity one night in a restaurant some
drunken Russian soldiers were savagely
ridiculing a Jewish officer they accused
him of buying his war medals in a bazaar
I went to his defense I shouted the
spirit of Hitler is alive and well in
the Soviet Union next morning two agents
from the State Security Commission came
to the hospital and took me away
great idea primary care
max Rosenberg intern
step forward Rosenberg is a Jewish name
and it is common knowledge that all the
Jews are in league with the enemy I know
I have condemned plenty of you tell me
about your anti-soviet activities and
beg the court for mercy
I am told this is your fiancee take a
good look at her if you want to see her
again tell me the truth about your
anti-soviet activities I have the Soviet
Union to thank for the fact that I am
still alive I am innocent
you made an anti-soviet speech in a
restaurant I have witnesses you worked
for the Germans in a camp that is
sufficient
you should have begged the Soviet powers
to forgive you back to yourself that
photograph will be small comfort where
you are going
a prisoner enters a Siberian jail and
another prisoner says how long did you
get 15 years says the first for what
says the second but nothing says the
first well that's impossible says the
second for nothing you only get ten
years ten years five years of hard labor
in Irkutsk Siberia five more years in
exile years yes exactly but nothing I
got tenure
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which of course yes
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I wrote that Salim died in 1953 push-up
came to power the 1957 and I was
officially rehabilitated set free they
put a big seal on an official document
ten years of hell and I was innocent
after all Polish embassy came to my aid
and in 1958 I was repatriated to Poland
at last I could continue my search for
Helen you see Simon I believed in my
soul that Helen had survived I believed
I come to the belief that Helen and I
would find each other again and if she
were dead
I wanted proof asserted the Jewish
Historical Institute in Warsaw for days
looking through lists of survivors the
evidence kept piling up no survivors not
registered no survivors I refuse to
believe that Helen had not survived the
war in the summer of 1960 I was granted
a permit to return to his la ofensa lacy
in the Soviet zone the house were Helen
and her family had left was still
standing yes what is it
I'm looking for Helen haha there is no
one here by that name she lived here
before the war with her family the
wife's family war it was nearly 20 years
ago in case you have forgotten she was
very beautiful I I have a photograph you
have got the wrong address
no I remember perfectly this house
belonged to the wife's family go away or
I called the police
I arrived it's a lacy there was nothing
there
only better memories
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I returned his lunch off to catch the
train I decided to see if the
marketplace was still there
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wandah
yes wonder it's it's me max
max Rosenberg I I used to serve you in
my father's shop max like I hardly
recognized you my god max all these
years how have you been where have you
been
I've been in Russia for many years but
I'm back and I'm looking for Helen Helen
all these years since the war I don't
know if she's alive or dead I I'm
searching for Helen Helen he's alive max
alive yes very much so hope I get a card
from her at the holidays every year are
you right did I get you a glass of water
come in I mean
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what did wonders say about Helen Helen
was alive I am dead don't talk in
riddles max we're beyond that you're
going to discover Simon that you don't
have to witnesses you don't even have
one
but he's bothered to tell you they had
run into each other by accident many
years earlier Helen had been planning to
immigrate to Israel illegally with other
Jews but then later
Wanda received a card from the
bundesrepublik West Germany yes there
was no return address just a postmark
Kessel I've been there every year
Helen sent one a card and always it said
the same thing I have not forgotten you
now I was possessed by one goal only how
do you get to Germany how to get to
Helen you would have to be smuggling yes
but not from Poland it was too dangerous
I went on a vacation to Yugoslavia where
I met an Austrian tourist who agreed to
smuggle me for a fee once we were safely
across the border I begged for political
asylum and was taken to a camp at Rice
Karen outside Vienna
I was a refugee again I wrote to the
registration Berlin castle and had
closed an international coupon they sent
Helens address the Jewish Aid Society
came and gave me some money
a week later I received an alien visa I
was free again nothing could hold me
back
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the journey seemed endless I didn't
sleep at all I should have written I
didn't I was certain that Helen had
never married there was no room in my
heart for such a thought could she bear
the shock of my standing before her
could I
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when assaults murder a butcher of human
beings yet not aged one day in 20 years
what is it it says men we're not
bragging he's not selling anything
mother
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nice
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he looks like his father
there's much that we need to talk about
but now is not the right time I need to
know now does it have to be now
you forced me to live in his house
he raped me I wanted to kill him with my
own hands but he used Miriam against me
he freed her from work on the highway
and allowed her to clean his house so we
were together I could take care of her
get her leftover food from his table if
it hadn't been for her I would have
killed myself
she didn't blame me she tried to comfort
me she pointed out that something
unexpected had happened to shorts the
meetings were fewer life for the
prisoners were suddenly easier life for
me was hell the Russians were advancing
I was pregnant with his child I told him
he went mad like a lunatic threatened to
shoot me he said he told me away from
Miriam his screams are terrifying
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he put me on the trucks is launched off
with new identity papers sent me by
trying to crack off
I lived in the streets I didn't care
anymore I thought about aborting the
child growing within me the child was
innocent what crime I did committee I
ended up in a nunnery I worked as a
cleaning woman I had my son
so what explanation could I give I hid
from the Jewish community I remained
polish hidden away
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let me max
gently mm-hmm when none of this [ __ ]
happened
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does he know his father is no
it would destroy him there's a good
moment
I really limited you he thinks his
father died and war fighting Nazis
but it kept me alive we've made a good
life together I won't have it destroyed
don't know if it
we've suffered so much
let's put this behind us
the only man I've ever left
I left you
I can never forgive myself you didn't
leave me a masterless time was separated
let's have another one oh don't thank
you
no I can't thank you has mother changed
much since you saw her last no maybe she
is she's more beautiful yes that's it
look what I have carried with me all
these years who could that be so they're
young they're pretty from another
lifetime
this photo kept me alive well through my
time in Russia nothing else had any
meaning now that we found each other
you won't need it any longer get
comfortable take off your jacket
stay with me your mother find out for
resin bug speak well thank you
mother does your friend like me yes of
course he likes you he's he's just very
tired very weary he's been searching for
me for 20 years he must have loved you a
lot to search for all that time yes we
loved each other a lot will you be
staying long
a while is that all right with you yes
that'd be fine with me
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got killer I do it by K I left before
dawn I could not say goodbye
nice this mean I can't stay why will you
go what what do you do I don't know I
don't care what about us
he'll and I have carried you with me all
these years
and now that I have found you I cannot
have you but you can max you can Miami
calls for his presence there's no way
I'm ashamed we have found each other max
please stay with me
I can't forget me forget I ever existed
true can I the only man I ever loved
he'll always be an invisible wall
between us only if you let it it is over
I am dead
there's nothing left for me
we'll be going to medical school in
Munich soon I'm sorry
he's independent he won't be needing me
so much anymore
we can leave any way we can be together
I'm sorry I can't stay I need time to
think I need time to be alone someone
has changed many times over time here we
I'm sorry
I'm sorry forgive me
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now I have told you my story Simon I am
ashamed but I cannot bear his existence
you said he was a good boy his presence
overwhelms me I am lost
you're still a witness I don't think you
realize if I testify the impact it would
have on Helens and Marik's lives max
this morning
Simon
promise me that you'll spare him to be
kind to her
promise me the promise
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hello yes I'm a Simon Wiesenthal I'm
here to see how an advice my mother is
expecting you
I'm Merrick hello Merrick please please
please come in thank you
it's a great honor to meet you
personally there take your coat no thank
you a bit chilly my mother will be with
you in a moment
can I get you a cup of coffee oh that
would be fine thank you we Jews are
deeply moved by the importance and
conviction of your work Ruth Thank You
Merrick
look at my face I could be a Nazi
couldn't I now I could be of great help
to you I could infiltrate well yes I
should love very much to work for you
someday
at least until it is my most fervent
dream to help our people and to serve
the memory of my father your father yeah
he died fighting the Nazis he fought
with the partisans and he to fight well
thank you for your offer to help mattock
please whatever you do don't tell my
mother that I asked you she's absolutely
against my working for you oh I'm not
sure why I'm so glad to meet you it's a
pleasure to meet you may I call you
Helen yes please let me take your coat
I've heard so much about you but your
beauty is much more than I expected
please call me Simon max stutters he
sent you is he well why hasn't he
contacted me all these months you know
max didn't send me he gave me your
address please sit down I wait every day
for a letter from Max a sign of life a
call but there's nothing you steep you
tormented they're talking about that the
Rosenberg yes we all did Simon and I
need to talk privately
oh well I have to meet some friends very
glad what make you not do what you need
to get I'm sure we live I ever since dr.
Rosenberg visited us another has not
been herself cries all the time maybe
you can help visit our I hope so
it hurts me to see my mother so upset
goodbye you know yes
about everything
Zala see
vanishes yes max told me
I tell it there's no need for you to
explain yourself to me you can never
forget that you can forgive
I'll after the war I found workers jobs
later I built a good reputation here in
courts in Castle we made home together
not a goodbye
he begins medical studies in Munich in
the autumn myself tough if you do not
bring me word from max why have you come
so far to see me Simon
Ferno schultz is alive he is second in
charge of a factory in castle
he has a wife daughters and as a
distinguished and respected citizen
are you sure it's him yes I have for the
rest of Rhuddlan
present the best yes
Jim
Amathus just as cruel as it was
I don't do you died
what do you want of me
I have built a substantial case against
furnished shorts I can take him to court
and expose him as a murderer but I need
your help
telling what they Ortiz to everyone in
Malik's father is short so it would be
destroyed but my son also think think
about your responsibility to the Dead
Helen your family your sister Miriam
but they did I guess I've varnish
Schwartz's alive to prospering on a life
of lies I don't care about that
Helena all of us who have survived have
a responsibility to the dead don't you
understand it as a very meaning of our
survival it is what I have dedicated my
life to no I I don't understand all that
I see it's a trial publicity SS officer
save Joe else's life
what's his son back Lord profit bite
varnish words would be destroyed so
would my son
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there is a mistake coming here please
accept my apologies I could kill him
myself Jimmy Jones but I didn't survive
build a life for my son and myself to
have it come crashing down around me
again if you prosecute Venice short you
will destroy my son and me I do not that
murderers go free your talk about
responsibility but there is
responsibility to the living also you
say your life would mean nothing without
the pursuit of justice but at what price
Simon but what price you must have
someone we love family children think of
them put yourself in my position
would you leave me with nothing again I
do not let murderers go free I have
never let a murderer go free before
never a reason tell I didn't want to
miss you you
thank you and you won't forget our
conversation William no of course not no
your generous offer and good luck for
your medical studies how isn't Oh may I
ask you do you always catch the nurses
that you go after
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some get away what are you doing silent
a hopeless case Peter a hopeless case
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