1:26:00
the tribunal finds you guilty...
1:26:03
and sentences you to life imprisonment.
1:26:11
He doesn't understand.
1:26:14
He just doesn't understand.
1:26:17
He understands.
1:26:32
Justice Ives dissenting.
1:26:36
I wish to point out strongly...
1:26:39
my dissenting vote
from the decision of this tribunal...
1:26:42
as stated by Justice Haywood,
and in which Justice Norris concurred.
1:26:48
The issue of the actions of the defendants...
1:26:50
who believed they were acting
in the best interests of their country...
1:26:55
is an issue that cannot be decided
in a courtroom alone.
1:27:00
It can only be decided objectively...
1:27:03
in years to come,
in the true perspective of history.
1:27:15
Where shall I put these books, Your Honor?
1:27:17
Put them in the trunk.
1:27:22
Your Honor, here's something for you
to have on the plane.
1:27:26
No. If you give me any more food,
Mrs. Halbestadt...
1:27:29
I won't have any room for anything else.
1:27:31
But it's strudel, the way you like it.
1:27:33
Thank you for everything.
1:27:37
- I'll put it in the car for you.
- Thanks.
1:27:39
Tickets, passport, immunization.
All in order.
1:27:41
I'll have your baggage checks
and boarding pass at the airport.
1:27:44
- See you there no later than 3:00.
- Right.
1:27:46
And give my regards
to Miss what-was-her-name?
1:27:49
Scheffler. Elsa.
1:27:52
- That's one you owe me.
- What do you mean?
1:27:54
Americans aren't very popular
in Nuremberg this morning.