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:07:22
You're taking them illegally.
:07:24
All Jewish men, 1 2 to 60,
are to perform forced labor.

:07:28
-But their documents!
-And you are. . .?

:07:31
Zuckerman, their teacher.
Look at these!

:07:34
-They're exempt from forced labor.
-They are, aren't they?

:07:38
Today everyone works, Zuckerman.
:07:41
See that Zuckerman gets
the opportunity to work as well!

:07:45
We understand we might
be leaving for Palestine.

:07:53
I have to leave. But I hope to return
soon and address this rumor.

:07:58
Okay, who remembers today's topic?
Anybody?

:08:01
Help me out because I forgot
to write it down.

:08:04
-Something about morality.
-Yes, Frania.

:08:08
Can a moral man maintain
his moral code in an immoral world?

:08:13
Very good. Okay, Julian?
:08:16
-You can work with that topic?
-Sure.

:08:18
Good.
:08:20
Okay. Today's topic:
:08:23
Can an immoral man maintain
his moral code. . .

:08:27
. . .on a first date?
:08:31
So everything is arranged
until you get to the border.

:08:35
Mira--
:08:36
Still, you'll have to get across
on your own.

:08:40
And?
:08:41
-And if you find a safe passage. . . .
-Yes?

:08:46
If you find a safe passage
and return safely. . .

:08:50
. . .then you will get a reward.
:08:53
What kind of a reward?
:08:56
Perhaps the fulfillment
of your dreams.


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