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Good morning Madame Morhange.

How's it going?

Not too badly.

Very good. Come on, they're waiting for you.

One minute.

Let me enjoy the... What?

...the calm.

Close the gate. Don't let anyone in or out. Go to it.

Join them Madame Morhange, they've seen you.

The little ones are fine, it's not going too badly.

But we're awash in dirty laundry.

Everyone should take in a bit.

There's only one tap and it hardly runs.

No, but we have to be able to wash a minimum !

I'll get on it. Thank you.

I'm leaving in an hour, we'll dry the clothes there.

How is it over there ?

It's not easy, but it's OK.

They get to sleep though ?

Yes, yes.

Hélène is fine, Madame Crémieux, don't worry.

And Sophie, how is Sophie ? She's well.

She slept well ? Yes, yes.

She took her drops ?

It's important that she takes her drops.

Yes, wait, excuse me. They all slept well. They're fine, they devoured the little we had.

Excuse me, I can't give news of each child.

In addition, the teacher and two volunteers are exhausted.

So I need two women to replace them.

Let me go.

Let me go, please.

Madame Kohn, it's not an easy task so I'd prefer not.

Please, it's important...

Madame Kohn, please... She'll tell us who's to go. Calm down.

That's because you want to go, that's all.

No, not at all, that's not the issue. Calm down.

She's the one going !

Excuse me, it's not going to be you in any case.

And why ?

Because Madame Kohn, you're not in a state, you're too...

You're... What am I?

You're not able to care for children right now, that's all.

But my daughter is there.

Precisely !

Madame Crémieux could you go ? But of course !

But I don't want to take anyone's place.

What did I say. She's going. Why her and not me ?

Because you're completely hysterical, Madame Kohn.

And that's the last thing these children need.

Even your daughter, especially your daughter. It's not difficult to understand !

Excuse me, I'm a little tired.

Go get her husband.

Does anyone know where her husband is ?

He's inside.

Monsieur Kohn !

He's down there.

Don't apologize, it's great what you're doing for us.

Thank you Madame Crémieux.

Come, your wife is sick... she headed to the toilets...

She's very nervous...

Who will come with you ?

I think Madame Goldmund.

What's happening ?

She needs you, Monsieur Kohn. She went to the toilets, I believe.

Any news of the departure ? No.

Thank you.

Out of the way ! Out of the way !

Breathe, breathe, breathe, breathe... !

I don't understand killing yourself when you have a child.

Is the husband here ?

We need to consider strengthening surveillance.

Where did she find this pair of scissors?

I don't know.

It mustn't happen again.

The Germans aren't happy.

That our Jews die ?

No, they don't care about that. They're thinking about the effect in the town.

We shouldn't let the Yids demolish our image with the Germans.

Do you believe that's why she killed herself !

I don't care to know why she killed herself.

What interests me is our citizens...

...our prisoners, the recovery of the country...

But it affects us all. Ah yes ?

Well then, we'll have to Collaborate much more...

...without taboos. The Germans want Yids, we give them Yids.

Oh, hold on. A good idea for our friends in Besançon. A Jewish prisoner.

This relief would work, believe me.

No French Jews, anyway!

To be Jewish and French is incompatible, Servier.

Even paradoxical.

I would like the Rabbi to say Kaddish.

What!

The prayer for the dead.

Good, I'll leave you. I have an appointment with the Gestapo.

I'll try to calm them down.

Docteur.

There are things that will change quickly in this town.

Believe me.

As for a prayer, I'll see what I can do.

I can ask the Rabbi, we get along well now.

Yes, do that.

Do you want me to ask the Rabbi ?

Escort them.

How do you find the new Mayor of Villeneuve ?

What importance !

Larcher !

I haven't yet forwarded your resignation to the Préfet.

This guy is hand in hand with the Boche.

Do you really want to entrust the keys of the town to him ?

Withdraw your resignation.

I'd consider it...

...if you get an appointment with Kollwitz.

To return the children.

I have to get them out of there.

For now you can't do anything. Your photo's in this morning's paper.

What sort of guard is there over the children?

Worse than at the school.

The Kommandantur is just next door. There's a legion of Gendarmes.

No, no, no. You can forget that.

How's Hélène ?

Her mother's with her and the other children now. They're coping.

I want the truth, not soothing words...

Albert !

Thirty kids without parents, hygiene and food.

Half who don't speak French, it's not Eldorado.

I want you to inform Victor.

The movement must do something.

At a minimum, contact Jewish groups about our children.

Contact Victor, that I can do.

How do I do it ?

You need to go to the Curé of Fraisance.

...and say it's an emergency.

Good day, Madame.

Sarah, you can call me Hortense, you know.

You're part of the family now.

Please, Sarah, come and sit down.

Thank you.

It's nice.

Are you pleased with it ?

Yes.

How are you ?

Do you like it in my room ?

Yes, yes. It's...

It's very kind of you.

Of course not. It's natural.

Do you mind if I do your portrait?

No, no.

Put yourself in profile.

There, like that.

As if I wasn't here.

No, be natural Sarah because otherwise...

Oh, I'm sorry. Did you burn yourself ?

Listen, I think It's better if I don't stay too long.

We could continue tonight.

Yes, a good idea.

Messieurs.

You asked to see me?

Is there any news on the departure ?

Paris has informed me of wagon available, on a goods train tomorrow.

One wagon !

That's what I understood.

I assume it's for the adults.

And the children ?

I don't know.

The Gestapo haven't called again since this morning.

You're aware of the suicide at the school?

Yes.

Kommandant.

Since the Gestapo haven't given you instructions...

...return the children to the school.

At what stage are the arrests of foreign Jews ?

We have 23, but it won't get much better. Between false addresses...

...and those who've been tipped off...

So I can't do anything.

Kommandant...

If you don't meet the quota, I can't negotiate with the Gestapo.

You promised 28 Jews, and you must deliver 28 Jews.

Suppose we get there...

Then, after all...

...with the lack of a train...

...in the absence of clear instructions...

It's logical to gather them together...

...and they can sort it out in Paris.

Thank you Kommandant.

I promise you nothing, I'll try.

But beware, if there's even the slightest incident at the school, nothing will be possible.

We're going to increase surveillance and search the rooms.

After what happened, we're not going to allow any scissors, razor blades...

I count on you.

Kommandant.

Monsieur Kohn !

Monsieur Kohn...

I'm sorry about what happened.

Oh, Monsieur Kohn !

We must keep up hope.

You have a daughter.

A girl who needs you.

Will it be you who tells her that her mother's dead ?

Don't worry. As long as I'm alive I'll fight.

Even though I don't know against what.

How many children are there ?

Between twenty and thirty.

And as you may perhaps know, my daughter's among them.

Yes, I know.

I said to myself why not contact the Jewish organisations that support children ?

You mean the GUIF... the General Union of Israelites of France.

They collaborate with the Boches !

There are Jews who collaborate with the Boches ?

We have a right to have our shits, like everyone else.

No, I was thinking the WHC... Works for Help to Children.

There are good people at the WHC.

But I can't see what they can do for children who've been arrested.

It can't be true that we can do nothing !

We're not doing nothing, Albert.

Two families are being hidden by our Landon people.

Thomas regularly gets refugees over to Switzerland.

Simply all we can do at our level...

...is to work to throw out the fucking Boches.

Yes, yes.

You're right, I'm no longer thinking straight.

It's true the anti-Boche actions must come first.

In fact, the London people have sent an urgent request...

Do you know Schwartz-Concrete ?

It's Schwartz that Aryanised me.

But he took a bullet in the back a few months ago. I don't know where he is.

I've had no news.

According to sources, Schwartz delivers large quantities of concrete...

...to the Volnay military airfield.

So ?

Well, the English damned-well care.

Could you check this?

I'm stuck here myself.

And your Headmaster ?

He's a suspect since Charles' arrest.

So he's no use for this.

Right.

Too bad.

I could.

You could what?

Find information about Schwartz-Concrete.

I worked there, I knew Schwartz well. You

believe this is a mission for a woman?

She didn't wait for you before carrying out missions, believe me!

Good, this is urgent.

Report back to as quick as you can.

I wish you well.

Are you sure it's a good idea to see Raymond again ?

As if I'm not capable of doing that, after what's happened to us !

And then...

...perhaps...

... if I bring back good information...

...Victor may think again about helping your family.

No news on this ? Because I just got bawled out by the Intendant of Police.

With all these arrests of Jews...

So you've nothing !

Not much.

Apart from a vague thing in the vicinity of the school.

A witness recognized the famous blue van.

The one with the printing machine....

...parked in front of the school.

The guy recognized Crémieux in a photo.

And guess who helped load the van !

Maurice Thorez.

Better than that.

Gendarmes !

Gendarmes helping Resisters ! Bravo.

Your witness is full of shit.

Yes, well wait, because I'm not finished.

He also said he saw a guy who looked like the Headmaster chatting with Crémieux.

Bériot ! Yes.

He's not sure. He says it looked like him from a rear three-quarter view.

He's registered as Freemason and sings Republican songs.

It's possible.

Pull more on that thread. OK ?

Boss! Yes ?

The Préfecture asked for our list of arrested Jews. Want a copy ?

Yes. Though it's no thanks to you that we have this list.

Because I don't know if you know, but...

...you're the only one who hasn't arrested a single Jew in three days.

I had bad luck, Boss...

I wrote them all up in my PVs. Didn't you read them ?

Yes, yes, I read them closely.

Away, away, no longer lives at this address...

What is it? You've a problem arresting Jews, or what?

No, not particularly, Boss. Everything's in the PVs.

No, that doesn't answer my question. I asked you if you have a problem.

I obey orders. No! No, you don't obey orders.

Our job is to arrest Jews, not to write PVs. Is that clear !

How about you, you released some yesterday !

The girl and her mother.

That, that, that, has nothing to do with it...

They weren't Jewish, I was wrong.

That surprises me, the Gendarmes have re-arrested them.

What!

They were reported by a neighbour, who came to the school of her own accord.

It seems they had false papers.

Listen, if we want to have a chance to get back the children, its...

...absolutely necessary to give pledges of goodwill to the Germans.

There really is a chance ?

Yes, the Mayor is really optimistic.

The German Kommandant spoke of a single wagon.

It will be necessary to reduce the luggage.

Not more than ten kilos per family.

Ten kilos. Ten kilos per family !

This is a joke !

Monsieur Goldmund !

What will happen to the baggage that's left here ?

Can we know more about the destination ?

No.

A policeman spoke of Alsace.

That, really, I don't know. ... Another point...

The police are going to come and retrieve all objects...

Good morning... Inspector Marchetti. The Préfecture sent me.

Very well, Monsieur, you can go in.

Thank you.

To leave.

Thank you.

...Inspector Marchetti.

I direct Villeneuve Police.

What can I do for you ?

One of my Yid informants was arrested this morning, along with her mother..

...by your service

...they're inside, there...

So ?

Well, I'd like it if they could leave.

Nobody leaves without a written order from the Sous-Préfet.

Listen, I don't think you've understood.

This girl is helping me in an investigation. A major inquiry of the Judicial Police.

And I'm telling you, I don't care about your investigation !

I obey my superiors and the Sous-Préfet.

Is that clear ?

Listen, these girls are Belgian. You had no right to arrest them.

When it comes to Yids, I think we have all the rights.

I'm starting to wonder why you're so interested in this girl.

You're going to hear from the Sous-Préfet. I guarantee it.

My name is Morel, M O R E L.

I've made a note, thank you.

Moron cop !

Can I help you ?

Good day. I want to see Monsieur Schwartz. I have chickens for sale.

Chickens are my business, let me see.

No, I really have to see him.

I know him. It's very difficult with chicken matters. Tell him it's Marie.

Wait a moment.

I'm sorry, he said he doesn't want any chickens just now.

Even when you told him my name?

Especially when I told him your name.

Madame, please... Madame!

What are you doing, Madame.

Come back here !

Monsieur, do you want me to call the police ?

No, no. It's OK.

Make tea instead. Very well, Monsieur.

Well then, you don't like chicken !

Jeannine could have been here!

No, no. No chance of that. I've waited two hours for her to go.

I haven't been here for a long time.

May 1940. After that you came to me.

Did you come here to talk about the good old days ?

How are you ?

Fine, except when I breathe.

Why didn't you come ?

When ?

When I told you that the bullet in your back didn't change anything for me.

Because I didn't want you to wipe me, take me to the toilet, bandage me.

And if had wanted to ?

No, no, leave it. I'll pour.

Pardon me, Monsieur, but I don't think Madame will be long.

Twenty minutes at most.

Thank you.

Efficient, this housekeeper !

What are you looking for, Marie?

You don't drop in here after months, without something specific in mind.

I just wanted news of you.

Just like that !

Yes, like that.

I wanted...

Excuse me, I've disturbed you.

No!

Thank you for the tea.

Goodbye.

Sarah, you're not supposed to walk on the ground floor during the day.

It would be better if you went up to the second floor.

Is Madame not here ?

No, she returns tonight.

I no longer know... what time is my first appointment ?

In an hour.

What are you doing !

I've thought of nothing else since this morning.

You want to get a Belgian Jewess out of the school ?

To get some out, we must get others in.

It's still stuck at 23, I might point out.

It's precisely that, to get more in.

I don't quite follow you.

The two Yids that... Avoid slang in my presence, Marchetti.

Excuse me.

They had false papers of excellent quality.

If we can get hold of whoever sold them...

...it would definitely lead us to other Jews.

Many other Jews, you understand.

How would you get them to blow their supplier ?

We'll promise to release them.

If we can arrest sufficient other Jews through them.

But we don't tell them that of course.

And you're sure the girl will talk ?

No.

The girl knows nothing. It's the mother we have to release.

I'm sure it's her who knows the forger.

If it's the mother you want, then no problem.

Because I'll be honest with you, Marchetti...

There's a police report that mentions you had released these girls...

...a little too easily.

Everyone can make mistakes, right?

Of course.

But, if I let you release the girl, that will cause gossip.

Do you see ?

I'm telling you, it's the mother I need.

Just for a few hours, that's all.

Perfect.

Can I take the bag ?

It's a bit heavy.

You can put it here for me.

With those two.

Monsieur Kohn.

Did the rabbi say Kaddish ? Yes.

I thought it would help me. In fact, it didn't.

So there. People are sorting out their belongings.

They're putting heart into it.

And you're not sorting yours ?

Oh, I already have less than ten kilos.

With prison, transfers here and there...

I saw you with the Gendarme.

The Gendarme ? Yes, you gave him something. Money ?

You're mistaken.

You're no longer wearing your wedding ring, Monsieur Kohn.

I took it off when Marianna died.

OK. I gave my ring to the Gendarme.

Why ?

This is odd... One might say an interrogation.

Oh no, not at all. Only because it surprised me, that's all.

Sophie is diabetic. She needs sugar, so I bribed this Gendarme to get some to her.

Excuse me. Really, I didn't know... But why didn't you ask me.

I could have got her sugar without it costing your wedding ring.

That's nice, but you know, you're never better served than by yourself.

Yes.

Thank you.

You're not doing badly.

I'll be able to hire you.

You take on Jews ?

If they're honest.

Don't ask too much of me, eh !

How did it go with Raymond ?

He refused. He said he didn't want to be involved in that.

It doesn't surprise me.

He's not a bad guy, but he's so selfish...

I thought getting a bullet in his back might have changed him a bit.

What are we going to say to Victor tomorrow?

The truth!

There are times when it's the best policy !

You can remove the handcuffs.

Sign this receipt of delivery.

The chief insists.

I'll take her back in two hours.

Thank you.

You can sit down.

You'll be asking yourself what you're doing here, right ?

A little.

I'd like to help you.

Ah, I saw that you had a thing for my girl,

But that's had it now the police know we're Jewish.

The guy who sold you the false papers...

If you give him to me and I think I can get you out.

Rita and you.

And then you'll arrest other Jews.

Yes, I'd arrest other Jews !

So you think afterwards, you'll walk in the Gardens with Rita to celebrate.

You don't know her very well.

There's no need to say anything.

Excuse me ?

You give me the trafficker, but don't tell Rita. It's our private deal.

You see, I don't know her so badly.

How do you know I'll keep my word ?

You don't have papers, your home's blown. You have to reconsider...

If you talk to Rita, I'll see it at once.

I don't think it would be a good idea.

So at the end of all this, what do I tell Rita ?

I'm sure you'll think of something.

Now may be the time to learn to tell her stories, right?

You don't believe it ?

Marie !

Marie !

I was afraid you wouldn't be here.

What are you doing here ?

I came to bring you back your chickens. You forgot them.

Oh no, you can keep them.

No, I really wanted to know what you came to tell me just now.

I wanted news of you, I told you.

You could have phoned.

No, I wanted to see you.

And I saw you...

...so go home !

You know, It's not easy for me to come here.

You could offer me a bowl of soup. I can't just now !

So just now you were ready to wash and wipe me, and now you can't !

Raymond !

Well how's that for a surprise !

You've changed your mind ?

Yes, yes, I've changed my mind.

Take these from me.

We need first to find out the exact nature of the concrete.

That's impossible.

I would have to go by the plant.

With Jeannine it would be like pulling hens teeth.

Or, search among her papers.

Well, yes, yes. That would be good.

Raymond, there's still a question I have to ask.

What made you changed your mind ?

What does it matter ?

It's only the result that counts, right?

In your world, perhaps, but not in mine.

Yes. But if you want me to help you, you must accept that I live in mine.

Before leaving I want a word with Marie, alone.

Given the circumstances...

I'll leave you.

So it was for that !

No, not only that.

Listen !

It was you who no longer wanted to see me.

It was you who no longer wanted to see me.

Don't reverse the roles.

OK, suppose I find something confirming the airfield story... what's going on ?

I don't know.

You're sure I'm not going to be killed by Crémieux's pals ?

Why are you playing this game !

If you're afraid for yourself or Jeannine...

...nothing forces you to do it.

Don't worry, I'll do it.

Not for the cause, which is laughable...

...but for your beautiful eyes.

Which I still find beautiful.

I'll do it because I'm bored, Marie.

If you only knew how I bored I am !

How are you ?

Did you have a good day ?

You do ask some questions, really !

How can you imagine I had a good day with all that's happening at the school !

Good, so how about I don't ask anything then.

A woman committed suicide this morning.

A mother.

Daniel, that you're making out with your little Jewess is none of my business...

...I mean it's fair game. But hey !

But let me be clear. I won't accept you treating me like an idiot.

That's exactly what you did for months.

Yes ! Well, I lied better than that, right?

Are you bragging about it ?

Daniel !

We started on a new basis, right?

A basis of true sincerity, the expression was yours...

I accept everything, I don't blame you...

But where is the true sincerity?

Daniel, if you want me to leave, tell me, and I'll leave.

But no...

Excuse me.

All I ask of you is to watch over Sarah.

You can count on me.

You're not staying for dinner ?

No, I have to go to school. There are some serious cases.

Asthma, angina...

The Capitaine of the Gendarmerie called me to help.

So, see you tomorrow ?

Yes.

See you tomorrow.

Bravo, Marchetti. Seven at once, as in the Grimm fairy tale.

I don't know it.

I'll lend you a copy.

Do you realize, we're the only region of Nord Jura...

...to fill our quota. The Préfet will be eating out of my hands.

We're even above quota. It's 30.

No, in fact it's 28, Monsieur le Sous-Préfet.

No, no. I assure you it's 30, I counted three times.

Yes, but I have to release the two Jewesses who gave us the trafficker.

That was the bargain.

I gave my word.

A Jewess ! You think Jews are people who keep their word ?

Exactly, we need to avoid acting like them.

It's the girl you want!

Isn't it ?

The mother and the daughter.

No, no, it's impossible, Marchetti.

I've already announced to the Préfet that we're above the quota.

Well at least 29, I can't go down to 28.

Good, well the girl.. that stays between us.

But don't ask too much.

Monsieur le Sous-Préfet !

Marchetti, if you want to go further, you must know how to behave.

Or, find another Jew to arrest in the next two hours.

Good day. Good day.

Good day. Good day.

I want to see Madame Morhange, please.

Why ?

To give her some drawings.

She's there.

Lucienne ! How's it going down there ?

It's tough, all the linen you washed was dirty in an hour!

You know, there are many who are really adrift.

I've brought some drawings and notes for their parents.

That's good, I'll deliver them. They'll be happy.

What are they ? They're the children's drawings.

The children's ! Yes, new ones.

I'll bring them to you in a while. Thank you !

I'm going to sleep a little, I'm exhausted.

Yes, Lucienne, I wanted to thank you for everything you've done for us.

I wasn't sure you were capable of it.

Who will tell little Sophie Kohn that her mother died ?

Her father, I suppose.

Very well.

Lucienne, did she get sugar?

Her sugar ? But there's no sugar there !

A Gendarme was to bring her sugar. She's diabetic.

Are you sure ?

We made an inventory of all the diseases, Sophie only needed nose drops, that's all.

A Gendarme didn't bring her anything ?

No, who told you she was diabetic?

Ah, I must have been mistaken.

See you later.

Don't tell me you can't find an arrestable Jew in these dossiers. What are these ?

French Jews !

We can't go picking up French Jews.

Do you want me get you a small coffee, Monsieur Marchetti ?

You look upset !

Yes, thank you, Henriette, that's a good idea.

Have you seen my cigarettes, Henriette ?

They're here.

Normally you never come on Thursdays.

Usually I'm at the Mayor's on Thursdays, but they didn't need me this week.

Why didn't they need you ?

Because his wife's cousin arrived on Monday, and she's going to help.

So, I understand...

You saw this little cousin ?

Between two doors, with Madame. She was very shy.

Or, perhaps I disturbed them, I don't really know.

Could you describe her ?

About 20 years old, very blonde, blue eyes, nice looking.

Wait, Henriette.

Wait, please.

Philippe, get me the file on Sarah Meyer, please.

M E Y E R.

Who's that ?

A somewhat saucy Jewess who worked for the Larchers.

She was arrested last year. She's just been released.

Here. Thanks.

She appeared on one of these lists.

Perhaps this is her ?

You're not going to make trouble for her though ?

No, no. Don't worry, Henriette. Thank you.

Take just the minimum.

Monsieur le Maire !

He has an illness. I asked for him to be evacuated, but no success so far.

With what aim ?

You must rest Monsieur.

Monsieur le Maire !

I believe we have a problem with Monsieur Kohn.

A bad reaction ?

No, I think he's preparing to escape.

What !

He paid a Gendarme, he's passed a message to his daughter. He's lying to me.

Escape ! But this is madness !

I don't know what to do.

We can't denounce him to the Gendarmes, however !

An escape would wreck all our arrangements.

There'd be reprisals.

What !

You want to denounce him to the gendarmes !

I don't know.

I confess I don't know.

Monsieur le Maire ?

Monsieur Kohn, I'm sorry to address you like this.

Please know first that I was upset by the death of your wife.

Thank you.

But time is short, the situation's serious...

...and I have to be direct.

You may do so.

You intend to try something, don't you ?

You really think I'd tell you, if that was the case ?

Monsieur Kohn, this is madness. For you, for your daughter, for all the others.

Madness ? While it's common sense to let them kill us like that...

...saying nothing, doing nothing ?

They don't want to kill us, they need labour.

They want to use us, humiliate us, but not kill us.

Monsieur Kohn, you have suffered much and lost much

Your personal choices are your own concern...

But you can't involve the fate of all the others.

I'm not following you.

These people's only hope is to see their children.

And we're getting there with Madame Morhange.

Monsieur Kohn, you can't deprive everyone of such relief !

You can have your girl here tonight in your arms.

Monsieur Kohn, you're all that's left to her.

I know that.

Promise me, man to man, that you'll give up your attempt.

Very well, I promise you.

Man to man.

On the head of your daughter ?

On the head of my daughter.

Monsieur Kohn you've now shown proof of great courage.

Hortense !

Sarah !

Sarah ?

Daniel.

She's not here. How can she not be here ?

Jean and his men came to arrest her an hour ago !

It wasn't me, Daniel.

I swear it wasn't me.

Do you believe me ?

Do you believe me ? Daniel, tell me you believe me !

Tell me you believe me. It wasn't me Daniel.

The children ! The children are coming back.

What happened ?

She's sick.

The children are following shortly. Just the time to obtain a bus.

Have you heard, it's great.

Go on, go on wait inside.

Is she alright, Madame Crémieux ?

Yes, she's fine.

The information really comes from Servier ?

Yes.

Is my darling well ?

No, she's sick, she caught a cold there.

Come in, come.

You should get some rest in the back room.

Why does she already have her daughter, and not us?

Frankly, Madame Goldmund, the important thing is that the children are coming.

She's right.

Listen to me. everyone.

The children are coming back. Sometimes I don't say much...

...but I want tell you. We can all be proud of the effort we made.

I think our solidarity has been our strength.

Well, that's all.

Thanks to you Madame Morhange. Thank you ! Thank you...

The children are here.

What's happening ?

Where are the children ?

French pigs.

A Jew has just escaped from the camp !

You'll all pay dearly for this escape ! It's Kohn, he lied to us !

From now on, refusal to obey will be punished by death.

Subtitles by Rod Clarke. Whitby, Ont. March 2014.