:26:02
I think not.
:26:12
I hear that Heydrich has
a little Jew blood in him.
:26:18
Why don't you ask him?
:26:21
- The numbers are misleading.
- Misleading?
:26:24
"Who is a Jew?" is another question.
:26:26
- They're not a heterogeneous...
- Not a heterogeneous population.
:26:33
And how is it that you can speak Hebrew?
:26:35
Or is it only Yiddish you speak?
:26:37
I lived among them, I worked among them,
and I picked up a few words.
:26:41
Jewish, Yiddish, what they were,
not enough to speak.
:26:43
So I went in search of a rabbi.
:26:45
Rabbi means "teacher," I came to find out.
:26:48
May I tell you the Lord's honest truth?
:26:50
So many of our highest ranking officers...
:26:53
...whose responsibility it is
to deal with the Israelites...
:26:55
...they make no attempt
to get inside the Jewish head.
:26:58
I went to visit this rabbi,
old man, long beard, in his one-room flat.
:27:03
And when he saw me,
his eyes grew as large as hen's eggs.
:27:07
I asked him to teach me his language,
and he agreed.
:27:10
And he said that he would,
but that he would charge me, of course.
:27:14
I applied to my commander for funds,
and I was denied.
:27:16
I've run into this opposition all my life,
so I paid my own money.
:27:19
Very little, not much.
:27:21
And he taught me some vocabulary
and letters of the alphabet.
:27:24
Looking back, I realize,
it was poor judgment on my part...
:27:27
...because I could've so easily
had the old man put into prison...
:27:30
...and demanded lessons from him
in his cell, free of charge.
:27:34
One day, he went out.
:27:36
He was rounded up and shipped off...
:27:39
...because he had gone out unadvisedly.
:27:42
And I thought:
:27:43
"That's so stupid."
:27:47
Why are they so stupid?
:27:50
Didn't he know
that I would've protected him?
:27:53
At least until my lessons were complete.
:27:55
I want to be through by 2:30 or earlier.
:27:57
There's no reason why we can't continue.
I prefer you all at the table.