:10:02
Whom may I be speaking to?
:10:04
It is very complex, these laws.
:10:06
A lot of time and thought have been
put to them, and some of these here...
:10:10
...you notice all the SS...
:10:12
...have little idea what is lawful
and no respect for what they do know.
:10:15
Certainly not these men. To them,
laws are like ice cream: Easily melted.
:10:21
I suspect that is why this meeting,
which is under my department...
:10:24
...is being called by the SS. Do you know?
:10:26
Only what the invitation suggested.
:10:30
They always want to meet.
The SS love to meet.
:10:34
And they always want something more...
:10:37
...though they have everything.
:10:39
Has anyone heard anything remotely
optimistic about the Moscow assault?
:10:42
No good news. Sympathies all around.
:10:44
- It's cold.
- What?
:10:46
It must be cold.
:10:49
What have we got?
:10:51
I see wine, but no beer.
And what are these?
:10:54
- Cigars, sir.
- Please.
:10:57
Neumann, Director,
Office of the Four-Year Plan.
:10:59
Luther! Excuse me.
:11:01
- Sir, this is...
- Director, Four-Year Plan.
:11:04
A close associate of Reichsmarshal Göring.
:11:07
Neumann, I introduce Dr. Klopfer...
:11:09
...a close associate of the Brown Eminence.
:11:12
- Brown?
- I represent Martin Bormann...
:11:15
...the Party Chairman
of the Thousand-Year Plan.
:11:33
- Is Dr. Kritzinger here?
- Yes, he is, sir.
:11:34
That's a relief.
:11:45
- Are they under way?
- Not yet, sir.
:11:48
- Who's late?
- We are.
:11:50
- Who is not here?
- Gen. Heydrich, sir, but he's on his way.
:11:54
He will make his entrance.
:11:57
Everything is fine, everyone's comfortable:
Food, cigars, wine.
:11:59
Colonel?