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Thank you for your help
raising money for us.

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I wish I could do more
for the children.

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Then, by all means. . .
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. . .do more.
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Do not lose your temper.
Let me do the talking.

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You do it.
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Mr. Chairman? You have received
our latest request?

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-I have. You want to buy arms.
-And the council?

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-They're aware.
-And?

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You want to buy guns. And then what?
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Jewish honor.
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Jewish honor.
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A father who's hiding his son
is not honorable.

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A rabbi who is teaching a child
his lessons is not honorable.

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A mother taking care of her children
and many more, she is not either.

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No. For you, honor can only come
out of the barrel of a gun.

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You talk about Jewish honor.
I talk about Jewish responsibility.

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Call it what you like. Will the council
support the Resistance?

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No, they will actively oppose it.
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What? You've heard
of the mass killings!

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Not rumors, but facts
from our own people.

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Outside Chelmno, thousands of Jews
were taken in sealed vans. . .

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. . .with hoses pumping gas into them.
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I know this because my parents
were among them.

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I am sorry for your loss.
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But the largest armies
in the world. . .

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. . .have not been able
to defeat the Nazis.


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