:51:03
...until you dry up and die.
:51:05
Then tell me about infallibility.
:51:09
Those little Nuremberg country sausages,
the gritty little ones.
:51:12
- You can keep your oysters. What is that?
- Can you get them here?
:51:16
- Lange?
- Yes, sir?
:51:18
Who were those 30,000 you say you shot,
when you say you shot?
:51:23
In Riga, Latvia.
:51:25
27,800 I have some responsibility for.
:51:30
And stood by with my men and allowed
Latvian civilians to kill in mobs.
:51:35
I received memos directing the,
one would say, "evacuation" of Jews...
:51:40
...who, shot and buried in soil and corpses,
managed to crawl out, still alive.
:51:47
Not exactly war, is it?
:51:50
- And gas chambers about to come?
- What gas chambers?
:51:54
Gas chambers?
:51:56
I hear rumors, yes.
:52:01
This is more than war.
:52:05
- Must be a different word for this.
- Try "chaos."
:52:09
Yes. The rest is argument,
the curse of my profession.
:52:13
I studied law as well.
:52:16
How do you apply that education
to what you do?
:52:19
It has made me distrustful of language.
:52:23
A gun means what it says.
:52:28
Do we need all this discussion?
:52:30
- He has his style.
- Yes. Very persuasive.
:52:36
Is there a problem, Doctor?
:52:39
He is non compos mentis.
:52:55
- It's your boss.
- On your feet.