:40:01
..perhaps he had no taste.
:40:03
Thank you,...
:40:05
..Mrs Frankel.
:40:07
The man was afraid...
:40:09
..to let us hide on his farm any longer,...
:40:12
..but he agreed to take us
to a more remote place.
:40:16
But...
:40:18
..on the way,
he was stopped by a checkpoint.
:40:22
When the soldiers found us in the hay,...
:40:25
..one of them tried to take my son
out of my arms.
:40:31
He began to cry, so l... l held onto him,...
:40:35
..not to refuse the soldier,
but simply, simply...
:40:39
..to assure my son l was there.
:40:43
But... the sergeant became enraged.
:40:49
He stuck his bayonet...
:40:52
..in my son's chest...
:40:54
..and lifted him up, impaled on it.
:40:58
My son was three years old.
:41:01
He... He held him so that the blood
spurting out of him fell on my face.
:41:10
The soldiers were laughing.
:41:14
And when the blood stopped,
the sergeant pushed my son...
:41:21
..off his bayonet, and said...
:41:26
..''There. You can have him now.''
:41:32
What'd you do?
:41:34
(counsellor) What are you trying to say?
:41:36
What did you do while the sergeant
was killing your son?
:41:38
(Mrs Frankel) What could he have done?!
:41:40
What could he have done(?)
:41:42
Sergeant's killing his kid!
What could he have done?
:41:45
He could've jumped the guy,
gouged his eyes out, grabbed his bayonet...
:41:49
They would've shot him on the spot.
He would've been dead in two seconds.
:41:52
Who are you to judge?
:41:53
So he's dead? Big deal. He's worse
than dead now. He's a piece of shit!
:41:58
- That's it. You're going back.
- What should he have done(?)