:47:00
Remember, it was disclosed at the tribunal
that Mr. Feldenstein bought you things.
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Candy and cigarettes?
:47:06
Yes.
:47:07
Remember that sometimes
he bought you flowers?
:47:10
Yes, he bought me many things.
:47:13
That was because he was kind.
:47:16
He was the kindest man I ever knew.
:47:21
Do you know the witness,
Mrs. Elsa Lindnow?
:47:24
Yes, I know her.
:47:26
Was she a cleaning woman
at the apartment you lived in?
:47:29
Did Mr. Feldenstein
come to see you at your apartment?
:47:32
- Yes.
- How many times?
:47:36
I don't remember.
:47:39
Several times?
:47:41
Yes.
:47:42
Many times?
:47:43
Many times.
:47:44
Did you kiss him?
:47:46
Yes, I kissed him.
:47:47
Was there more than one kiss?
:47:50
Yes.
:47:53
But it was not in the way
you are trying to make it sound.
:47:57
He was like a father to me.
:48:01
- He was more than a father.
- More than a father?
:48:04
- Did you sit on his lap?
- Objection!
:48:07
Counsel is persecuting the witness
in the pretext of gaining testimony.
:48:12
Objection overruled.
:48:13
The defense is being permitted to reenact...
:48:15
what was a travesty of justice
in the first place.
:48:20
The tribunal makes the rulings in this case,
not the prosecution.
:48:23
You may proceed.
:48:25
Did you sit on his lap?
:48:27
Yes.
:48:28
But there was nothing wrong
or ugly about it.
:48:33
Did you sit on his lap?
:48:36
Yes, but...
:48:37
You sat on his lap. What else did you do?
:48:42
There was nothing
that you are trying to say.
:48:44
There was nothing like that.
:48:46
What else did you do, Mrs. Wallner?
:48:49
What are you trying to do?
:48:53
Are you trying to...
:48:57
Why do you not let me speak the truth?