:23:04
Why don't you ring for the steward?
He might give you something.
:23:07
I have been ringing!
Ringing! Ringing! Ringing!
:23:10
A fellow gave these pills to me
in Tangiers.
:23:14
He had a theory that seasickness
has something to do with the eardrums.
:23:20
You know, Lowenthal?
:23:21
Yes?
:23:24
You are really not such a bad fellow.
:23:26
You think so?
:23:28
These statements that I make,
you mustn't take them personally.
:23:33
No, of course not.
:23:35
It is the march of history.
History is beyond us, Lowenthal.
:23:43
Feel better?
:23:45
- A little.
- Good.
:23:48
The thing I can't understand is,
why you want to go back to Germany.
:23:52
I would not want to be
where I was not wanted.
:23:55
Why don't you go back
to your own country?
:23:57
Germany is my country.
My father was born in Germany.
:24:00
And my grandfather
was born in Germany.
:24:03
As a matter of fact, where are you from?
I can't place your accent.
:24:07
You speak German
like no one I have ever heard.
:24:11
The last 20 years of my life
were spent in Germany.
:24:15
Austria?
:24:18
Near the border.
:24:20
That's what I thought.
:24:22
You know it is a historical fact that the
Jews are the basis of our misfortunes.
:24:26
- Of course.
- You agree?
:24:28
Of course.
The Jews and the bicycle riders.
:24:32
Bicycle riders?
Why the bicycle riders?
:24:36
Why the Jews?