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Well, well... you've found
some wonderful property.
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It's a convenient twenty-minute drive
from the center of Berlin;
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Former
(East Berlin)
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in a well-located
and nice neighborhood.
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It's rare to find this sort of property
on the former East side.
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Umm...
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Wasn't this the residence
of Mr. Liebert,
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the consultant to the former
East German Trade Commission?
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Huh?
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What? You just came
to investigate Mr. Liebert?
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Is that all?! You're not a customer?
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Sorry... There was something
I just had to find out.
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I wouldn't know anything about
an official who died ten years ago!
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The Lieberts adopted twins
while they were here.
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I told you, I don't know anything...
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What about the landlord?
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Can you introduce me to him?
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Listen... most of the land in
the former East side is the property
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of Jewish capitalists who escaped
from the Nazi regime.
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The eastern government was paying
foreign countries and capitalists
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from the west side
and borrowing land.
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The landlord for this property
is overseas...
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Besides, my company is
a west-side real estate company
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that prospered after
the destruction of the Wall.
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I don't know anything about the past.
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Now, get out.
I'm going to lock the gate...
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Isn't there anyone who knows
about ten years ago...
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someone who
remembers Mr. Liebert?
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As I told you, this is a residential area
for ex-government officials.
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Most fled after the Wall came down.
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Especially from the officials from
the Ministry of the Interior...
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Oh! Come to think of it...
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An ex-official of the former East German
Department of Commerce
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lives ten houses away from here...
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Yes, Mr. Liebert. He didn't have to
take such a risk, only to die.
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If only he had waited
just a little longer,
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until East Germany collapsed...
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It makes you wonder why
he went to a free country...
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Just to be killed of all things...
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Did Mr. Liebert have twins?
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Twins?
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Oh, I remember!
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Those twins that Mr. Liebert adopted
from the orphanage!
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Orphanage?!
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They were such cute kids...
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Mr. Liebert always wanted children.
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W-Where is that orphanage?!
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Umm... I think it was...
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Hmm... 511?
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Yes, that's right,
I think it was 511 Kinderheim...
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511... Kinderheim?
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511 Kinderheim
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The site of this orphanage will soon
be turned into a supermarket.
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I'm relieved that this creepy building
is finally going to be destroyed.
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Excuse me, do you know anyone
from this orphanage?
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Someone from here?
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There isn't anyone.
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I don't want to talk about it.
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It's so creepy.
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B-But...
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If you really want to find out,
there's Hartmann over on 47th St.,
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who worked at the old
Ministry of Health and Welfare.
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Hey there... Do you know someone
named Hartmann who lives around here?
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What's wrong?
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You're injured... Let me take a look.
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It's all right. Don't be afraid.
Let me take a look.
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You've injured a healing wound...
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It's festering.
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Suck it up!
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This will sting a little,
but this will help you get better.
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All right, that's good...
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Don't trip!
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You'll get hurt again!
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Hartmann...
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I became the foster parent to all those
kids after the fall of East Germany.
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Foster parent?
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Yes, I took care of them until they
were adopted or went off on their own.
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The president of
an accessories company
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adopted the kid in the middle.
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The kid to the left
is in the military right now.
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I'm even taking care of one right now.
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It must be hard work.
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I wouldn't call it work.
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I worked for many years,
dealing with orphans,
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as the district official for
the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
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I opposed the way that the government
was treating them at the time.
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After the fall of socialism, I wanted to
help the children in my own way.
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I'm poor and things
haven't gone my way...
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but, still, it's much better than
the orphanages that they were in.
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511 Kinderheim was
a special orphanage
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that was run by both
the Ministry of Health and Welfare
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and the Ministry of the Interior.
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Well, all orphanages in East Germany
were more or less like that,
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but special orphanages
were the worst of them all...
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It wasn't just an institution
for children with nowhere to go...
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It was a gathering for
the children of criminals,
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captured political offenders,
and the children of those
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suspected of being rebels and spies.
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That's why it was expected that
they would be discriminated against
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and treated inhumanely...
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The children there couldn't do
anything about their situation...
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It was a clash between socialism
and totalitarianism...
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The government told the public that
the orphans would be reeducated
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and turned into model socialists.
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But in reality,
they were treated like criminals.
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The directors and instructors
were horrible...
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The worst ones would confiscate
packages sent to the children
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and sell them.
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Who were the real criminals?
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Fear and violence ruled
the special orphanages.
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No person would grow up
normal there.
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Then that incident happened...
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Incident?
What happened at that orphanage?
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You said that you wanted to
ask me about the twins, didn't you?
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Do you know something about them?!
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I don't know much about the sister
because she was left at an orphanage
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in a different district.
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But I do know about
the brother, Johan.
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Johan! Yes, I want to
know about Johan!
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It was... It was top secret.
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The East German government
placed a strict gag order on it.
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Well, it was a long time ago...
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I think it's all right to talk about it...
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What is this incident?!
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What did... What did Johan do?
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A revolt...
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I'm home...
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Dieter, we have a guest.
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Come and greet him.
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Oh!
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Dieter, what's with your attitude?
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Aren't you going to greet him?
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I-It's okay. We already met
in front of the house.
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Right?
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Oh... I'd like to hear the rest.
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No...
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Not in front of the child.
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Oh... you're right.
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It's already late so we should
meet another day.
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Dieter!
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Would you care to
have dinner with us?
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S-Sure.
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Mr. Tenma, you say that
you're a freelance journalist.
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Does that mean that you're going to
write an article about the things
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that you've investigated?
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Y-Yes, that's right.
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Then, this is one thing
I want you to emphasize...
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The development of a child
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all depends on the adult
that raises him.
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We must lead children
in the right direction.
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That's when children can
have pleasant dreams.
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Dreams, huh-?
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Dieter, what dreams do you have?
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A soccer ball...
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Huh...?
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I want a soccer ball!
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I see...
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Thank you for dinner.
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I'd like to continue where we left off
another time.
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Sorry we couldn't
finish our conversation.
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I'll come again.
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Perhaps I can come tomorrow.
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Dieter...
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Umm... Excuse me.
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Can I come in?
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Mr. Hartmann!
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It's Tenma.
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Mr. Hartmann!
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Mr. Hartmann! Mr. Hartmann!
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What happened, Mr. Hartmann!
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Mr. Hartmann...
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M-Mr. Tenma...
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Dieter!
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What happened?
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He fell.
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He was standing on the chair and...
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Oh, Dieter.
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Ow... ow, it hurts...
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Where does it hurt, Dieter?
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It hurts...
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Mr. Hartmann, call an ambulance!
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O-Okay.
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Dieter, let me take a look.
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What are all these scars?!
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Is this it?
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Does it hurt here?
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Two ribs are broken...
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And his clavicle is dislocated.
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How did he get this injury
from falling off a chair?
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The ambulance will be here soon,
so it's all right.
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O-Okay...
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But what are all these injuries?
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I told you that it's all right...
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So you can leave.
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But...
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The way you touch those injuries...
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It's as if you're a doctor...
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Oh... well...
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Tenma...
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I thought I heard
that name somewhere.
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You're a doctor, aren't you?
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You're the one wanted for murder...
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This injury...
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Where are all these injuries
on his body from?
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Nevermind that... Shouldn't you
be running away, Mr. Tenma?
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I called the police
along with the ambulance...
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Mr. Hartmann! I'm asking you
how Dieter got all these injuries!
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It shouldn't matter
to someone like you,
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who's wanted for murder.
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It's just as I expected from a fugitive.
You're very short-tempered.
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You did it, didn't you?!
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Did it? Did what?
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You were abusing Dieter.
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Abusing?
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Don't say such ill willed things
about me.
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Right, Dieter?
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What do you plan to do?
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I'm going to take him to the hospital.
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First murder, and now kidnapping?
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Don't move!
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You'll be caught even if you do that.
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It's all right, Dieter! I'm going to
get you to a hospital!
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I'm afraid of the hospital...
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There's nothing to be afraid of!
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The doctors will get you better.
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Mr. Hartmann always
makes me better...
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You're covered in injuries...
You've never been to a hospital?!
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I'm afraid... Right now,
the world is full of bad things.
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That's why I have to be strong!
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Strong...
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Did Mr. Hartmann tell you that?
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The world is dark...
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The future is dark...
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That's not true!
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It's a big lie that the world is dark!
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Really?!
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Yes, it's true.
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Oh, I forgot.
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Here... A soccer ball.
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Wow!
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Tomorrow will be... a good day.
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Sorry for coming at this hour.
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It's all right... But we're crowded with
emergency cases at the moment.
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It might take a while
until we can see him.
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Could you do something about that?
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- There was a very big accident.
- The bus driver died instantly.
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We need to ask the truck driver about
the circumstances of the accident.
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He broke both his legs,
but he can still talk, can't he?
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We have to treat him first.
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Question him later.
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- Then, we'll be waiting here.
- U-Umm...
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I'll be back in two hours.
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Huh?
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Please take care of that boy.
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Also, please don't let anyone
leave with him other than myself.
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U-Umm...
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Is the accident site cleaned up?
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No, it's still backed up...
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Now then...
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What should I do now?
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First, what to do with Dieter?
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Even if I go to the police...
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I can't go with him.
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I don't know much about
Johan's sister because
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she was left at an orphanage
in a different district.
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A different orphanage...
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That's it.
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There's a child that you
want me to take in?
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So, who are you? Why are you
coming here at this hour?
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I know it's an unreasonable request,
but this kid...
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I know that the kid is being abused.
But if I don't know who you are...
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Umm... Well...
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I can't take in a child from
someone so suspicious.
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U-Umm... could this be the orphanage
that took care of Anna Liebert?
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Anna Liebert?
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You know Anna Liebert?
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S-So Anna was here?
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Yes. How nostalgic...
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How is Anna doing? Is she well?
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Y-Yes.
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Right now, she's going
to Heidelberg University...
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I see. She's doing well!
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Anna was a nice girl...
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I knew she was adopted by
Mr. Liebert of the Trade Commission
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along with her twin brother.
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Umm...
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What was his name?
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Johan.
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Yes, Johan, Johan.
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They were very close,
but I felt sorry for them
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when they were placed
in separate orphanages.
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Those two were really alone
before they came here.
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When they were taken into custody
near the border of Czechoslovakia,
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they were holding hands
as they walked.
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They both were shivering in the cold.
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At first, Mr. Liebert only
wanted to adopt Johan.
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But Johan wouldn't go
without his sister...
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Thankfully, Anna got to be happy.
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I heard that the conditions
of the orphanages
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of the east side were horrible.
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We're not like 511 Kinderheim.
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Huh?
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Inge, the bathroom isn't that way.
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Okay? See?
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Mommy...
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It's all right. It's all right...
There's nothing to be afraid of.
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Now... you can go to the bathroom
by yourself, can't you?
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Those kids really did not know
a parent's love.
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You only need love in order to
develop as a person.
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As you say, the orphanages of
the east side were quite horrible.
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Even this place was once referred to
as Orphanage 47.
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But we did what we could
so we wouldn't be controlled
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by the government,
even just a little
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in order to avoid becoming
like 511 Kinderheim.
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It was a special orphanage
run by both
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the Ministry of Health and Welfare
and the Ministry of the Interior.
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Do you know what that means?
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No...
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The real state of affairs
was being managed by
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the Ministry of the Interior.
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That place was... East Germany's
experimental laboratory...
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