:47:02
- We will make it for you.
- No.
:47:04
- We will make anything you want.
- No. It's nothing.
:47:06
I always used to do it for myself back home.
:47:08
What would you like? I have some ham
and cheese and liverwurst.
:47:12
Cheese will be fine.
:47:16
That's very kind of you.
:47:27
What was it like,
living under National Socialism?
:47:32
What was it like?
:47:33
Yes. I mean, day to day?
:47:37
You know, I know many people at home
like you.
:47:40
You're good people. I believe that.
:47:44
What was it like for you, living under Hitler?
:47:46
We were not political.
Mr. Halbestadt and I are not political.
:47:53
No, but...
:47:55
you must have been aware of some
of the events that were going on.
:48:01
Many things were going on.
:48:03
There were parades.
:48:06
Hitler and Goebbels came here every year.
:48:10
What was it like?
:48:13
We never attended meetings. Never.
:48:17
I'm not trying to put you on trial.
:48:19
I'm just curious. I'd like to know.
:48:23
- Here's your sandwich, Your Honor.
- Thank you.
:48:26
You're welcome.
:48:28
Thank you.
:48:32
For instance,
there was a place called Dachau...
:48:35
which was not too many miles from here.
:48:38
Did you ever know
what was going on there?
:48:41
We knew nothing about it.
:48:46
How can you ask
if we knew anything about that?
:48:52
I'm sorry.
:48:56
Your Honor, we are only little people.