:41:03
Didn't you realize...
:41:05
what it would have meant if you,
and men like you...
:41:10
would have refused to swear to the oath?
:41:13
It would have meant that Hitler
could never have come to absolute power.
:41:20
Why didn't you?
:41:23
Why didn't you?
:41:25
Can you give us an explanation?
:41:28
Has it something to do with your pension?
:41:31
Did your pension mean more to you
than your country?
:41:33
Your Honor!
:41:35
I object to the entire line of questioning,
and ask that it be stricken from the record.
:41:39
I thought prosecuting counsel
was dedicated to finding responsibility.
:41:42
Your Honor, I made an objection.
:41:44
Prosecution is not interested
in finding responsibility?
:41:47
There is responsibility for more here
than swearing to a loyalty oath...
:41:51
- and you know it.
- There is indeed.
:41:53
One thing that even the German machine,
with its monumental efficiency...
:41:57
has been unable to destroy...
:41:59
Order.
:42:00
All the victims.
More victims than the world has ever known.
:42:03
- They will walk into this courtroom...
- Order!
:42:07
This tribunal will admonish both counsel.
It will tolerate nothing of this kind again.
:42:11
We're not here to listen to outbursts
of this kind, but to serve justice.
:42:15
Your Honor, I made an objection.
:42:17
The objection is overruled.
:42:20
The witness is excused.
:42:53
Did you ever read any books by Janning?
:42:55
No, I don't think so.
:42:57
- The Meaning of the Law.
- How is it? Interesting?
:42:59
All the books by Janning are interesting.
They're more than that.