Judgment at Nuremberg
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1:15:04
Colonel, I think we ought to be going.
1:15:08
Yes, we really shouldn't be discussing this.
1:15:10
No, Judge.
We're fair Americans, and true-blue.

1:15:14
We mustn't do anything that's out of order.
1:15:16
No, sir. We can't do anything
that's out of order.

1:15:23
There are no Nazis in Germany.
Didn't you know that, Judge?

1:15:27
The Eskimos invaded Germany
and took over.

1:15:30
That's how
all those terrible things happened.

1:15:33
It wasn't the fault of the Germans.
It was the fault of those damn Eskimos.

1:15:39
Excuse me.
1:15:42
- Good night, Colonel.
- Good night.

1:15:58
Can I have your attention, please?
I'm sorry to interrupt your dancing.

1:16:02
The following officers
are requested to report to their units.

1:16:06
Maj. McCarthy, Maj. Citron,
Maj. Cantor, Capt. Byers...

1:16:11
Capt. Connell, Capt. Douglas, Capt. Wolfe...
1:16:14
Maj. Booth, and Maj. Rice.
1:16:18
Thank you. You can continue dancing.
1:16:23
Harry, what is it?
1:16:25
The Russians have made their move
in Czechoslovakia.

1:16:28
It's rumored Masaryk committed suicide.
We're sending units up.

1:16:31
What do you think's going to happen?
1:16:33
I don't know.
1:16:38
Judge Haywood...
1:16:41
Elsa Scheffler.
1:16:51
"President Truman responded to the crisis...
1:16:53
"by calling for an extension
of military training.

1:16:56
"He stated that he is deeply concerned
with the survival of the Western nations...


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