:34:01
But the authorities
never make mistakes
:34:04
I'd advise admitting to everything
while you've still got time
:34:10
Otherwise they can vaporise you
:34:14
Just like they vaporised Colonel Wara
who refused to confess
:34:19
And they told his family
he'd had a heart attack
:34:24
But I've got nothing to confess to
:34:27
So you'll have to think of something
you did wrong
:34:32
But why should I have to lie?
:34:36
Why should I make something up?
Why do they need a false confession?
:34:40
You must understand
that it's not your business
:34:42
The authorities
know what they're doing
:34:45
There's a fierce class battle going on
:34:47
The enemy could be lurking
where you'd least expect
:34:50
We have to be on our guard
:34:52
Any weapon that advances victory
is acceptable
:34:55
Every one. You have to understand that
:34:57
But I'm sitting in prison,
totally innocent
:35:00
Why should I care about all that?
:35:03
Listen, it won't always be like that
:35:05
In five, ten years
when we overcome our enemies...
:35:08
...our methods will change.
Then it'll be completely different
:35:12
Wouldn't you like your children to live
in a different, just and safe world?
:35:17
But this can't be done without martyrs.
It just can't
:35:20
And would you agree to be such
a martyr and sit in prison, innocent?
:35:25
I'm an American spy
:35:29
A real spy?
:35:31
But not subjectively
:35:34
All my life
I've always been a communist
:35:38
I am an objective spy
:35:40
I was found out
and I confessed immediately
:35:43
I don't understand what that means
:35:45
It was like this.
Comrades from the Central Committee...
:35:49
...asked me to take
a certain American around Poland
:35:53
He pretended to be a communist
but later it turns out...
:35:56
...that he was working for his intelligence
and I showed him everything
:35:59
All our new projects -
steelworks, mines, airports...