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As my Aunt Rebecca used to say...
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I don't give a damn what
your Aunt Rebecca used to say.
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Do you think any of you are
any better Germans than I am?
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Do you?
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Yes. Yes, I have a Jewish wife.
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She's Jewish.
Let me tell you about her.
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She'd never hurt anyone in her life.
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Anyone.
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You... You good, middling people.
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You aren't fit to be in
the same world as her.
:20:59
I saw some of you in the chapel
this morning. You kneel there and pray.
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You pretend that you are good people.
:21:07
Good people?
:21:10
You can't even exist
without your prejudices.
:21:15
And the worst thing about you is...
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...that you don't even recognize
what you are.
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You...
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Sometimes I think, in spite
of how much you understand...
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...it's enough already.
:21:44
What's going on?
:21:47
They moved Herr Freytag
from the captain's table...
:21:49
...because his wife is Jewish.
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And it's my fault.
:21:56
I had to tell that dreadful Brunhilda
to stop her from chattering on so.