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Stuttgart 1942 Nazi's have cleared Jewish Communities from towns and Villages. Two German born Jewish children flee Nazi's who have killed their family, escorted by Gisella, who is part of the Lebensborn, an SS Master Race Program.
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00:00:36Hi, you must be Helga.
00:00:38I'm Erin, part of the documentary crew.
00:00:40How was your journey?
00:00:44It's lovely to meet you.
00:00:46Let's get this done.
00:00:51Yeah, that's good.
00:01:09Can I get you something?
00:01:11No.
00:01:18I don't think she likes me very much.
00:01:24They gave you everything you need?
00:01:26Yes, thank you.
00:01:28We haven't been formally introduced, Juri Klau.
00:01:33True accord consists of not merely forgetting the past.
00:01:40Helga.
00:01:41My name is Helga Baalmann.
00:01:48All of us who are members of the Germanic peoples can be happy and thankful that once in thousands
00:01:56of years fate has given us from among the Germanic peoples such a genius, a leader, our Führer,
00:02:06Adolf Hitler, and you should be happy to be allowed to work with us.
00:02:14Heinrich Himmler.
00:02:17I knew who said it.
00:02:22We're ready?
00:02:29Don't watch the clock.
00:02:31Just do what it does.
00:02:32Keep going.
00:02:41Why would I be angry with this child?
00:02:44Her immaturity shone through as she was so young.
00:02:52Or should I not forgive her childish behaviour?
00:02:59Could Fault be found in the horror or the monster she was becoming when she realised but didn't say no?
00:03:08Curiosity and fate spoke more directly to her than conscience.
00:03:15My feelings can perhaps be imagined, but they can hardly be described.
00:03:28Have I tried to forgive myself for doing all those things?
00:03:40Would it have made any difference?
00:03:46Leave your confessional for others to judge.
00:04:11Leave your confessional for others to judge.
00:04:40Leave your confessional for others to judge.
00:04:53I don't know.
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00:13:02They are Teddy Scrumkins.
00:13:03Don't look.
00:13:11Are you okay?
00:13:14I'll be fine.
00:13:17They took Teddy Scrumkins.
00:13:21I'm sorry.
00:13:22I'll get you another one.
00:13:24It won't be the same.
00:13:25I had Teddy Scrumkins forever.
00:13:32We need to travel quickly.
00:13:33We're still far too close to the town.
00:13:36They got Teddy Scrumkins.
00:13:38Why did you leave him there?
00:13:40They almost found us.
00:13:41I'm sorry.
00:13:43We cannot be caught.
00:13:44Not now.
00:13:45Not out here.
00:13:45Do you understand me?
00:13:47Yes.
00:13:48I'm sorry.
00:13:50Don't be sorry.
00:13:52It's okay.
00:13:54He didn't ask for any of this, Benjamin.
00:13:56None of us did.
00:13:57Come.
00:13:58We need to move.
00:13:58Quickly.
00:13:59Go.
00:14:02Go.
00:14:23A Spanish Fraulein.
00:14:25A Franco soldier.
00:14:27Spain should be on the list.
00:14:29No, no, Sergeant.
00:14:29No need to make our guests nervous.
00:14:35You are part of the programme, my homo, sir, little angel.
00:14:38This is just my way of instilling in you the benefits of getting along.
00:14:44You've no idea the amount of trouble a bunch of hormonally charged women can cause in one place.
00:14:48There will be no trouble.
00:14:51There will be no trouble.
00:14:53Normal and boring.
00:14:56Normal and boring.
00:14:56That's what suits this programme.
00:14:59I'm sure your family would agree.
00:15:05No one cares.
00:15:16Look.
00:15:17Also, Nina, I'm officially a member of the programme.
00:15:20How long?
00:15:21How long?
00:15:21How long do you think before they do a pairing?
00:15:22Come on, please tell me.
00:15:23Look, I don't know, Helga.
00:15:25They tell me as much as they do you.
00:15:26Mine will be handsome.
00:15:28Or rich.
00:15:29All songs aside, perhaps from a rich family.
00:15:31Or maybe both.
00:15:33Sydney, sing me a song.
00:15:35Not phonograph, Helga.
00:15:37Besides, she only sings for her friends.
00:15:39Are we not friends in here, Sydney?
00:15:42It's alright, Heidi.
00:15:43I don't mind.
00:15:43I will sing for this lust mulch.
00:15:46Did you call me?
00:15:48Helga.
00:15:49Look, not all of us are as happy to be here as you.
00:15:52Well, I like that.
00:15:54Ansela.
00:15:56Call me names, Heidi, but this programme is important to Führer.
00:16:00I am of true German blood and they will pair me with a partner of my choosing.
00:16:05We are the future of the Reich.
00:16:06There is no future, Helga.
00:16:09Why are you a believer, Helga?
00:16:12The Führer has commanded it.
00:16:15We are the entitled ones, after all.
00:16:20Oh, not the master race?
00:16:26What if you do not agree, then I don't know why you're here.
00:16:28I do not agree.
00:16:33Cadets 1138 ready for duty, sir.
00:16:38So it finally arrived?
00:16:40Yes.
00:16:40By mail.
00:16:41My mother is very proud.
00:16:43How do you get your collar so stiff, Helga?
00:16:46Hustle in technique, my captain.
00:16:48It takes practice.
00:16:50Closer.
00:16:51Closer.
00:16:52You have to follow the seam.
00:16:54Follow the seam!
00:17:01You're not late.
00:17:02She apologises, captain.
00:17:04No apologies, captain.
00:17:13Exempory uniform, cadet.
00:17:14Thank you, my captain.
00:17:17Maybe some of the other girls could learn from your example.
00:17:19Yes, maybe they could.
00:17:26Father would never allow your boots to be that muddy.
00:17:29Well, Father's not here right now, so my boots can be as muddy as I choose.
00:17:34It's going to take a long time to clean those boots.
00:17:37Somehow I do not think it will matter.
00:17:39Are you frightened?
00:17:41Yes, I am.
00:17:42I'm scared.
00:17:44Look, when we get to the border, your aunt will buy you new shoes.
00:17:47Is she still alive?
00:17:48Please don't say things like that, Benjamin.
00:17:57We haven't seen our auntie for the longest time.
00:18:00Our aunt is a Jewish woman on the German-French border.
00:18:04If an aunties haven't got to her, she's long since fled.
00:18:07You'd be surprised.
00:18:08Not many people would abandon their family so easily.
00:18:12You, Dad.
00:18:14Up.
00:18:29These two troublemakers will push all your buttons just so they could stay up all night.
00:18:33Especially this little one.
00:18:35Don't worry, Professor. I think I'll be okay.
00:18:37You'll be good, my lovelies.
00:18:39What time are you getting home?
00:18:41You don't need to worry about that.
00:18:43You just go to bed when Gisella tells you to.
00:18:45We shouldn't be too long after the presentation.
00:18:48Now she's banning drinks and socialising.
00:18:50Go and enjoy your evening. We'll be alright here, won't we?
00:18:53Huh?
00:18:54She should have a bath in the next hour.
00:18:57No.
00:18:57Why can't I go to bed at the same time as Benjamin?
00:19:00Oh, that's again.
00:19:02It's because your brother is older.
00:19:05I hate being the youngest.
00:19:07Well, that's just how it is.
00:19:11Go, enjoy your evening. I can hold down the fort here.
00:19:13Come on, Trouble.
00:19:14She's out there.
00:19:26They found me a room.
00:19:28I mean...
00:19:29Sorry, I'll wait.
00:19:33What's good in life, Cadet?
00:19:36Furtherance of the Reich.
00:19:38Wisdom of our Führer.
00:19:39Subjugation of our enemies.
00:19:42Verbatim and correct, Cadet.
00:19:45You nervous, Miss Holm?
00:19:47I do not.
00:19:50Family? Mother, perhaps?
00:19:52I do not.
00:19:55My father was Lieutenant in Luftwaffe.
00:19:57I do not wish to be paired with anyone of lower rank.
00:20:02Ambition is welcomed and will serve you well.
00:20:05Are you close to your father?
00:20:07He was closer to my brother.
00:20:09But he did take me hunting and taught me how to shoot.
00:20:13Why here?
00:20:14So far from hunting?
00:20:17Females aren't allowed to fight.
00:20:19Despite willingness and ability.
00:20:22Choices are restricted for women.
00:20:24Risks escalate, but reward is the same.
00:20:28A work here is seen as endeavors of Frankenstein and madness.
00:20:33Yet you know the Führer.
00:20:38That is the notoriety for which my family is associated.
00:20:42Don't worry about this, Sergeant.
00:20:45I had lunch with the Führer.
00:20:48Once, in Berlin with my uncle.
00:20:51He was commending officers on action in Austria.
00:20:54A great honor, Captain.
00:20:57Information you already had and just wanted to confirm.
00:21:02I wish to serve the Fatherland.
00:21:07So young.
00:21:09Coming so far to join us.
00:21:12I believe in destiny and fate.
00:21:14Both of which have brought me here.
00:21:19Furtherance of the Reich.
00:21:21What luck for our rulers that women don't think too much.
00:21:38Uncle, so good to see you.
00:21:40And you, my girl.
00:21:51For your hangover.
00:22:00Whatever it is, the answer's no.
00:22:04Shut up, you idiot.
00:22:05Just shut up.
00:22:06Barely got back from the Austrian front.
00:22:08I'm taking my ten days leave.
00:22:10Front. Front.
00:22:12That isn't a front. You wouldn't know a front, if it...
00:22:17All leave has been cancelled.
00:22:20Shit, really.
00:22:22They're doing it, aren't they?
00:22:24Finally.
00:22:26This is a fight we've been spoiling for for a long time.
00:22:28Frankly.
00:22:30Guess.
00:22:31The Führer, in his infinite wisdom, has decided on Poland.
00:22:35Bloody Poland?
00:22:36He sees it as poking the bear, all rank and file at the ready.
00:22:40Uncle, but you can't. You promised.
00:22:43Why do you think I'm here? I've not forgotten.
00:22:46How many men?
00:22:48He wants everyone.
00:22:50Everyone.
00:22:51So we're all in?
00:22:53Germany will either be a world power, or will not be at all.
00:22:57At least eviscerate the British.
00:22:59Uncle was lost at the first battle of Aen.
00:23:01He'll have his truth.
00:23:02It is not the truth that matters.
00:23:06We don't have the numbers to beat the French.
00:23:08Whoever lies the torture for in Europe wishes for nothing but chaos.
00:23:12We strike first. Deliver the first blow.
00:23:14With the kind of numbers the French have amassed,
00:23:16there will be plenty of fight left before this is done.
00:23:19By my words.
00:23:21A shift of focus within the SS ranks
00:23:24has seen our family's stock rise, and...
00:23:27I have been assigned a number of special projects.
00:23:30Special? What is special?
00:23:32Actually, shut up and let the man speak.
00:23:34A project called Lebensborn.
00:23:37I have taken the lead role in Stuttgart.
00:23:39It is part of the Führer's master race plan, so...
00:23:42it will be recognised.
00:23:44Don't think me a coward, Wagner.
00:23:47The project's already been running in Munich for three years,
00:23:50with varying degrees of success.
00:23:53And it comes with a promotion.
00:23:56How long?
00:23:57The rank of captain, with a year in Stuttgart whilst the offensive takes place.
00:24:02How long?
00:24:03One.
00:24:05Maybe two.
00:24:07Two years?
00:24:07Ursula can visit as often as she likes.
00:24:19These clashes are an evolutionary possibility which will enable us, one day, to create a Germanic Reich.
00:24:29I'll be fighting sheep by the time I get to the war.
00:24:32Do not be an imbecile.
00:24:34Our family lost fifteen members in the last war.
00:24:36You lost two uncles, one of whom died saving my life.
00:24:39There will be no repeat.
00:24:42Understand and rejoice in that.
00:24:48Tomorrow morning, be ready.
00:25:00If I appear as a revolutionary, then it is as a revolutionary against revolution.
00:25:09Goodbye, Ursula.
00:25:28Goodbye, Ursula.
00:25:42Girls.
00:25:43This isn't a holiday.
00:25:45You're part of Liebensborn.
00:25:48Full uniform when not in the house is expected.
00:25:52Try to conduct yourself with dignity at all times.
00:25:55Do not bring the programme into disrepute.
00:25:58Or the sergeant here will have to punish you.
00:26:02I was joking about the sergeant.
00:26:04Let's get your uniform.
00:26:19What are you doing here, Margaret?
00:26:21Where's your grandfather?
00:26:24I'm sorry, Father.
00:26:26They arrested Grandad Munns.
00:26:28They said he was a spy.
00:26:32It's okay.
00:26:33It's okay.
00:26:36You just have to be strong now.
00:26:39You've been gone so long.
00:26:42I don't know what to do.
00:26:45Please, just tell me what to do.
00:26:50Don't say anything to anyone here.
00:26:53I'll think of something I promise.
00:26:56You need to go now.
00:26:59But don't let anyone know.
00:27:01Just pretend it's normal and we're just strangers.
00:27:07Margaret Schultz.
00:27:09This way, daylights are wasting.
00:27:26Helga, hurry up. There are others waiting.
00:27:29What do you think?
00:27:30Remind me of when I was younger, Heidi.
00:27:32I didn't know as much.
00:27:34God damn you, Helga.
00:27:35You'd make an exceptional stranger.
00:27:38We'll now not all be ready on time.
00:27:40Maybe you should sing to her, Senny.
00:27:42Melt the bitch's heart.
00:27:44Cry more than my singing.
00:27:57Helga, it takes four seconds to get out of the bathroom.
00:28:01I'll give you two.
00:28:02Any woman who relies on her face is a fool, Helga.
00:28:05I can fix that.
00:28:11You have not thought this through.
00:28:14Helga has her way out of this shitty program and so do I.
00:28:17Forget about Helga.
00:28:19She's a yuck.
00:28:21Look, to get to the border, you're going to need transport.
00:28:24It's too far to walk.
00:28:26I have provisions. Enough for two days.
00:28:29We'll get to the French border and then I'll call for resistance.
00:28:32Not if you're caught.
00:28:34Don't tell.
00:28:36Plan to go cross country.
00:28:38I promise you'll be true.
00:28:41It's not me that you need to worry about.
00:28:45Helga!
00:28:47Get out of that darn bathroom!
00:28:59You don't have to worry about him.
00:29:01Look, just promise me that you'll reconsider.
00:29:10You don't have to worry about him.
00:29:13Look, just promise me that you'll reconsider.
00:29:16It's like they do not wish to be here.
00:29:20Every girl comes to her own story, Helga.
00:29:26It is time, Captain.
00:29:31As you know, today is a special day.
00:29:40Your efforts today will be celebrated and remembered now and forever.
00:29:47As a victory over our enemies.
00:29:53And the betterment of the Reich.
00:30:03We are very excited, Captain.
00:30:08Yes, Captain.
00:30:09Our special day.
00:30:13Heidi.
00:30:14It is a day for our nation, Captain.
00:30:16Correct, Heidi.
00:30:17You have been chosen to bring glory to the Fatherland.
00:30:25Heidi.
00:30:30Private Lang.
00:30:36Giselle.
00:30:42Private Hoffman.
00:30:47Well, go to your girl, Private Hoffman.
00:30:49No need to goose step here.
00:30:54You too, Lang.
00:30:57Do you think it's empty?
00:30:59I don't know, maybe.
00:31:01I'm tired.
00:31:02If it's getting dark and we need a place to stay,
00:31:05we've been walking for 15 or more hours
00:31:08and there's no way that we're going to the border.
00:31:10I know.
00:31:12Well, do something.
00:31:14I know, I'm thinking.
00:31:16Great, you're thinking.
00:31:17What do you want me to say, hmm?
00:31:19This is difficult for me too, you know.
00:31:23Right, I'll go check it out.
00:31:25Just stay here.
00:31:42What are you doing? I told you to wait.
00:31:44Is it, haven't you?
00:31:45I think so, but it's locked.
00:31:48You can break a window.
00:32:06And then I was stationed over in Calais
00:32:09where I was overlooking the Building C defenses.
00:32:15It's your move.
00:32:18Sorry?
00:32:20It's your move.
00:32:22Oh.
00:32:25Um...
00:32:34Something tells me you're a bit of a genius.
00:32:38What?
00:32:39Um, that move that you just made
00:32:41is actually a very famous documented attack
00:32:44by a Russian chess master back in 1919.
00:32:46It was actually called the Indian King attack.
00:32:49Oh, sorry.
00:32:50Oh, excuse me.
00:32:52It's not an illegal move.
00:32:54I was merely just pointing out that
00:32:56you seem to know they're going the game very well.
00:32:58Mm.
00:33:01So it appears I'm still waiting on my bow, Captain.
00:33:06I'll discipline that private when he shows up.
00:33:09He's very rude.
00:33:10Private?
00:33:12How low you think of my ambition.
00:33:14So you consider yourself the officer material then,
00:33:17do you help him?
00:33:18At the very least.
00:33:20So what officer did you have in mind?
00:33:22Or should I report his tardiness to my Captain?
00:33:24The sergeant and I racked our brains for hours
00:33:27trying to find a match suitable for your beauty.
00:33:32But, no.
00:33:33No, we couldn't find anyone suitable.
00:33:36The beauty of your calibre does require someone
00:33:39more deserving.
00:33:41Filled with confusion, Captain.
00:33:44Not to find a match in this programme?
00:33:48Oh, woe is me.
00:33:50I can assure you that a lot of thought has gone into finding your way in.
00:33:54A match that keeps me waiting.
00:33:58I would be frightened beyond my wits.
00:34:02Tonight.
00:34:04I've been thinking.
00:34:05And it has to be tonight.
00:34:08Please excuse my friend.
00:34:10I'll have that water now.
00:34:14This might be too soon.
00:34:16Listen, I do not want to be with child when I escape from here.
00:34:25You go missing.
00:34:26The captain.
00:34:27He'll use the soldiers to help find you.
00:34:29I told her this.
00:34:33Helga.
00:34:34Helga will be my subterfuge.
00:34:36Men are easily distracted.
00:34:38Margaret.
00:34:39Please.
00:34:40If you wait, I...
00:34:42There might be.
00:34:43I might want to help you.
00:34:45The sergeant will find you.
00:34:48No, he won't.
00:34:50I cannot explain, but my plans have been made and my mind is set.
00:34:56Sinny.
00:34:57Come with me.
00:34:59I'm not that brave.
00:35:14So, may I ask, how long have you been a part of the Labour's Bourne programme?
00:35:21Well, this doesn't sound like small talk hands.
00:35:24I mean, I don't want to offend you.
00:35:26I just, if possible, would like to know more about you and understand maybe why you joined the programme.
00:35:31Joined?
00:35:32Make it sound like it was a choice.
00:35:37It doesn't matter.
00:35:41It all seems a little odd.
00:35:44I, too, am a little nervous.
00:35:48But I would like to try and ease any of your worries.
00:35:50Look, Hans, you seem sweet.
00:35:52But come on, you're only following orders just like everyone else in here, including me.
00:35:57Believe it or not, not all of us are volunteers.
00:36:03I don't...
00:36:06Maybe we should change the subject.
00:36:11Um, so...
00:36:12Whereabouts in Spain do you come from?
00:36:16Show me.
00:36:20Show me.
00:36:23The list they gave you, the questions, when you were paired with me.
00:36:45You see?
00:36:47You were doing so much better on your own.
00:36:50This was going well.
00:36:52I can never tell. I don't really know many women.
00:36:56Well, other than my mother and my sister and...
00:36:58That's fine.
00:37:00I understand.
00:37:05Gisella.
00:37:06Wait, please. Gisella, wait. Please.
00:37:09Please.
00:37:11Look, I'm sorry. I was meant to give this to you earlier.
00:37:14I know it's part of the ritual, I just left it in my coat.
00:37:17Hans, you're your own person.
00:37:20Look, you've done nothing wrong, but...
00:37:22Or maybe you should think that...
00:37:25Not all orders should be followed.
00:37:28You have concerns, I understand that.
00:37:30But in my defence, we did get to choose our own flower.
00:37:34Erm, it's a Valencia rose.
00:37:37I thought you might miss Spain and it would remind you of better times.
00:37:43Well, that was very thoughtful of you.
00:37:47But I just believe that romance is the best left in novels.
00:37:58I will not be the reason for you getting shot.
00:38:02Don't worry, Margaret.
00:38:04It's madness here.
00:38:05French will not believe me when I tell them my story.
00:38:08They'll have to.
00:38:14You have been and will be missed, Father.
00:38:17I've missed you, Margaret.
00:38:18I will not get caught.
00:38:20I'm many things, but not completely stupid.
00:38:27Maybe you should get a second opinion on stupidity, Margaret.
00:38:31What is it you want, Helga?
00:38:34The scene is all wrong.
00:38:37It doesn't fit the story you two portray yourselves in.
00:38:40Ignore her, she's just a bitch.
00:38:42Go back to your little playpen.
00:38:46Tell me, Margaret.
00:38:48Is there an attraction to old men?
00:38:52Is there an attraction to old men?
00:39:02Do you want to be a man?
00:39:04Sorry, I'm not saying.
00:39:04I don't care if they're here.
00:39:05I don't understand.
00:39:08In this direction, the guy we don't buy.
00:39:12Have you seen the beginning of the night?
00:39:13I'm sorry.
00:39:13No, I'm not saying the camera.
00:39:18Or a man tell me.
00:39:21Do you see for the next one?
00:39:21But as soon as soon as soon as soon as soon as soon as soon as soon as soon as
00:39:22soon as soon as possible.
00:39:22There's nothing to be, it's fine as soon as soon as soon as soon as soon as soon as possible.
00:39:35Maybe Margaret's right. We should try and make it to the border.
00:39:40She has no reason for her to escape. Don't let that inspire you to take away the risks.
00:39:47What, are you worried I'll stop coming back in?
00:39:52Is that a threat, the war upon us?
00:39:56I'm not to be underestimated. Look, Hans is an easily led automaton. He won't push back too hard.
00:40:04But they will want a match.
00:40:06No matter what we do, the war's going to end, Kizella. We must continue our plan.
00:40:11Yes, but our plans are not going to work if we don't take decisive actions.
00:40:14Anywhere we go, we need money. I earn next to nothing. You looking after the professor's children is the same.
00:40:23But they're kind to me. They give me what they can.
00:40:27I feel we may lose our souls before it's too late.
00:40:32Oh my, Zio. You're so sweet, but possibly quite stupid and irretrievably deluded.
00:40:42You'd prefer to use a lot of hands.
00:40:43Oh, come on. Why would I give up my strong love, hmm?
00:40:47Look at me. This war will end. And there will be a place for us.
00:40:59More queens are going to meet the builder.
00:41:02She thinks the French resistance will take her in.
00:41:05She's a prized cow, Kizella. Exalted like the ancient Egypts. Queens and pharaohs.
00:41:11So what, am I to a prized cow or maybe an Egyptian queen?
00:41:18What can I possibly give a queen in this place in time like now?
00:41:23You're mine. And that's enough.
00:41:31Well, it looks like no one's been here for days now. I think we're safe.
00:41:35I'm hungry.
00:41:36Did you find any food?
00:41:38No, I couldn't find anything.
00:41:40What are we going to do?
00:41:42Um, maybe I can look at the surrounding area, see if there's any other buildings.
00:41:46Any other choices?
00:41:48I don't know, Benjamin. What do you expect me to do? I'm trying my best here.
00:41:52I'm sorry.
00:41:54No, don't be sorry. It's fine.
00:41:56We have to be a team in this together, don't we?
00:41:59What are you thinking?
00:42:01When I knock like this, you'll know that it's me.
00:42:07So go inside, find a place to hide.
00:42:09If you hear anyone come, I need you to stay quiet. Can you do that for me?
00:42:12Yes.
00:42:13Okay, go on.
00:42:21Benjamin.
00:42:22No, no!
00:42:39No.
00:42:51No, no, no.
00:43:09Would you care to dance?
00:43:11Is that an order?
00:43:15May I?
00:43:25I thought a lot about what you said.
00:43:27What did I say?
00:43:29Well, more or not what you didn't say,
00:43:32about not having to follow every single order.
00:43:35Whilst that's a gallant gesture, Hans,
00:43:37if you do not fulfil your orders, someone else will,
00:43:39and they may not be so nice.
00:43:44A lot of expectations have been placed on me by my family.
00:43:48We're from the Mosul Valley, and my father was a soldier,
00:43:51and his father before him.
00:43:56It's hard to disappoint them.
00:43:58Expectations can be difficult to manage.
00:44:01But if we can work together,
00:44:04maybe we can find an alternative.
00:44:17My family were part of the Franco exodus.
00:44:21Many were murdered as they tried to escape.
00:44:24But by luck, well, if you can call it that,
00:44:29my mother did have German heritage,
00:44:31so that gave us access to the Rhineland.
00:44:34But then German infantry brought us here,
00:44:37and they let me save her.
00:44:40Only if I joined the Lieblingsborn.
00:44:48Gisela is falling in love.
00:44:50How come you're not?
00:44:52Get the volley,豪-by-spot.
00:45:06fav!by
00:45:15-spot. If
00:45:19you play the horse then you need Beauregard. If
00:45:21you play the horse, then you want? I
00:45:21been presented with a sanitized view of the operation.
00:45:24Please accept my apologies.
00:45:26No need.
00:45:27Very much his fault, and he should know better.
00:45:29Boys will all be boys.
00:45:32Attending?
00:45:37Conscripted nice, Sergeant.
00:45:40Progressing well with the program, I see.
00:45:42It's been noticed.
00:45:43It's a work in progress.
00:45:44Good.
00:45:45Then you are in the right place at the right time.
00:45:48No, whatever it is, no.
00:45:50I'm a little busy here making babies with the Fuhrer.
00:45:53High Command have issued a list of a number of combatants
00:45:56they want questioned.
00:45:57Interested parties who have spoken or acted
00:46:00against the war effort.
00:46:01You dealt with those idiots who are printing the meters.
00:46:03This new list are of particular annoyance to the Reich.
00:46:07Juden ancestry.
00:46:12Round them up.
00:46:13Question them.
00:46:16When I'm done?
00:46:21Dachau would be in the nearest.
00:46:23You can't be.
00:46:26Interrogate, investigate, eliminate.
00:46:29You'd come up with that.
00:46:35Are there extra resources available?
00:46:38This looks like a highly questionable military operation.
00:46:42You'll have everything you need.
00:46:49Goodbye, Mr. Wonderful.
00:46:56This is gonna take forever.
00:46:59Bloody bargain.
00:47:03I know that one.
00:47:05Have another look.
00:47:11No, I don't recognize any of them, sir.
00:47:13It's not true, Gisela.
00:47:14You looked after the Professor's children.
00:47:16I only ever met the mother and the children,
00:47:18but not him.
00:47:19Never him.
00:47:19It's a pleasure to meet you, Professor.
00:47:21Oh, William, please.
00:47:22We have no formalities here, Gisela.
00:47:24Of course.
00:47:25William.
00:47:27Gisela, I need you to focus.
00:47:29Of course, Captain.
00:47:31When you visited the house, did you notice any Jewish paraphernalia?
00:47:35Sorry, what?
00:47:36Jewish paintings or other illegal things.
00:47:39I'm sorry, Helga.
00:47:40Has your rank suddenly been promoted?
00:47:42Clearly, the captain's not keeping your mouth occupied.
00:47:45Go.
00:47:45Go.
00:47:46Go.
00:47:47Are we good?
00:47:49Stop it.
00:47:50Stop.
00:47:51This is exactly what we don't need.
00:47:54Gisela, concentrate.
00:47:57Did you notice anything in the Professor's house
00:48:00that made you think that Jewish people might live there?
00:48:10I'm sorry, son.
00:48:11No, nothing that I saw.
00:48:12She's lying.
00:48:14No sabes nada, puta.
00:48:16That is her, Gisela.
00:48:20I'll tell me to let you go if you calm down.
00:48:26She's lying.
00:48:27Why would she lie?
00:48:29Could be lovers.
00:48:31Oh, Helga, shut up.
00:48:32He's old enough to be her grandfather.
00:48:35Well, some girls like older men around here.
00:48:39I'm telling you that Pundin is lying.
00:48:47Emily, only take small things.
00:48:49Of course I have.
00:48:50Gisela, how long?
00:48:51I don't know, but they cannot find me here.
00:48:53We know, Gisela, and we're very grateful.
00:48:55Will you come with us?
00:48:59I'm so sorry, I can't.
00:49:01Look, you'll be safe with your mother and father, OK?
00:49:03I'll miss you.
00:49:04Oh, Karenita, I'll miss you too.
00:49:19Is there another way out?
00:49:20Yes.
00:49:21Go through the basement.
00:49:23There's a door that leads to the back garden.
00:49:26We'll find a way to meet you after.
00:49:27Wait, what are you asking me to do?
00:49:29Gisela, take the children.
00:49:31Please.
00:49:31I can't take your children.
00:49:33Look, if the soldiers are here, they'll know that I've told you.
00:49:37Please, there's no time.
00:49:40Children, do what your mother tells you.
00:49:42Benjamin, go.
00:49:42Right.
00:49:47What's the meaning of this?
00:49:55What's the meaning of this?
00:49:57Save your outrage.
00:49:58Take him.
00:50:00No, what have we done?
00:50:02We're German citizens.
00:50:04Well, clearly, someone thinks otherwise.
00:50:17I found the door.
00:50:20Are we going?
00:50:22It's OK.
00:50:24It's OK.
00:50:28She'll be fine.
00:50:32Well, what's happening?
00:50:34I can't really see you, but...
00:50:38Helga!
00:50:39Is this your doing?
00:50:43Professor, you lied to us.
00:50:46You are Jews.
00:50:48No, we are German.
00:50:50Look at our papers.
00:50:51Captain, this is all a mistake.
00:50:53We are Germans.
00:51:00We are Germans.
00:51:01It was my grandfather's.
00:51:03Only a keepsake.
00:51:04That is true.
00:51:06We're German citizens.
00:51:07We have an essential business.
00:51:13We found nothing.
00:51:14Well, have you checked under the beds?
00:51:16What?
00:51:17Shut up, Helga.
00:51:18They have children.
00:51:21And houses like this have a basement.
00:51:24Find the right door.
00:51:26Oh my God, I think they've arrested your father.
00:51:29We have to go.
00:51:31It's this way.
00:51:36You should be shamed of yourself.
00:51:39My wife does not deserve this.
00:51:41What have you done with your children?
00:51:44We are German citizens.
00:51:48Enough already.
00:51:50Take him for questioning.
00:51:51No, please!
00:51:52Stop!
00:51:53Stop!
00:51:57No!
00:51:58No!
00:51:59No, please!
00:52:02No, no!
00:52:19We need to leave.
00:52:21I've got your assage.
00:52:22Soldiers came and Helga...
00:52:23Oh my God, Helga, she...
00:52:25She shot them.
00:52:27Helga?
00:52:27Who did she shoot?
00:52:28Oh my God.
00:52:32I've got a chelly scrumpkins.
00:52:34Thank you, Benjamin.
00:52:35Gisella, immediately Gisetti, start on foot.
00:52:38When I get a chance, I'll come with the truck.
00:52:40I can't do this.
00:52:41I warned you, Gisella.
00:52:42But I tried.
00:52:43You need to go.
00:52:43But Helga...
00:52:44Forget Helga!
00:52:50It's been a long time.
00:52:54She'll be back.
00:52:56Do you think so?
00:53:00You're right.
00:53:03We might be on our own from now on.
00:53:06And how will that work out?
00:53:09Don't worry.
00:53:10I will protect you.
00:53:12You can't protect me.
00:53:14You're too scrumny, Benjamin.
00:53:16Even Dad says so.
00:53:18Cold.
00:53:38Sorry I took so long.
00:53:40What's the food?
00:53:44Don't be afraid.
00:53:46Look, this is Isaiah.
00:53:49He's a friend.
00:54:11The Rose are full of mask patrols.
00:54:14What trouble I had brought with him.
00:54:19Gisella, your weapon is born.
00:54:22It will keep you safe.
00:54:23I am nothing more than a prize-count market to them.
00:54:25You're more than a prize-count.
00:54:29Unfortunately, you won't stop at the same fate.
00:54:32We need to go cross-country.
00:54:34We need to avoid any border markers.
00:54:37Avoid people.
00:54:40We need to head over to France.
00:54:42I'll meet just that size to that book.
00:54:44We'll turn into Fikishine together.
00:54:48I've heard of a man called Jean Moulin.
00:54:52He'll give us shelter.
00:54:55I just wish this damn war would be over.
00:55:00Soon.
00:55:02Then we can meet together.
00:55:25Please, Margaret.
00:55:26You have to wait.
00:55:28Your clothes?
00:55:29There's blood on them.
00:55:31What has happened?
00:55:33Something terrible.
00:55:36Your hand, it's burnt.
00:55:38I called it on my gum.
00:55:41Fenway is helping me.
00:55:43No, she is braver than you.
00:55:46Your hand.
00:55:47I can help.
00:55:51It is clean material and you need to keep the wound covered.
00:55:55You're not a doctor.
00:55:56No, she is a nurse.
00:55:58I trained as a nurse in a hospital in Zurich before the soldiers took me.
00:56:01The moment you're seen with her.
00:56:03We understand your concerns, but our minds are set on this action.
00:56:06See?
00:56:07She knows me better than my own father.
00:56:10Cross-country won't be easy.
00:56:12And living here will be.
00:56:14Gisela may not have chosen our path, but she will not deviate from it.
00:56:21Let me help you.
00:56:22That time has passed, father.
00:56:36She's been gone since yesterday.
00:56:41God damn you, Gisela.
00:56:44None of the girls were close to her, so they don't know where she's gone.
00:56:48And her?
00:56:51Killing a Jew woman is one thing.
00:56:53Now one of ours is missing.
00:56:54The other one is meant to be challenged.
00:56:58Bargo had my head.
00:57:01We could blame the Jews.
00:57:03Don't be an idiot.
00:57:04We can't be outsmarted by Jews.
00:57:07God damn Jews, for Christ's sake.
00:57:09Why did she warn them?
00:57:13Gisela knows the difference between right and wrong.
00:57:15She knew what she was doing.
00:57:19Mrs. Bargainer's doing.
00:57:21She's testing me, I know it.
00:57:25What about Helga?
00:57:27Shall we just take her in the house?
00:57:28I'll look after one missing is enough.
00:57:32Moving out.
00:57:48Meet me by the border.
00:57:55Stay away from the patrols and towels.
00:57:56Please don't leave.
00:57:58What if they find you?
00:58:00I'm just another guy going about my business.
00:58:03If they find me, that's a different story.
00:58:07I love you.
00:58:18I guess we're walking again.
00:58:20We can't go by road.
00:58:22It's too dangerous.
00:58:24Will I get shot if I'm found with you?
00:58:27No.
00:58:28No.
00:58:29No, I won't let that happen.
00:58:35God damn it.
00:58:37Roads.
00:58:45They'll never make it to the border.
00:58:46There's too many patrols.
00:58:49Farmland.
00:58:51Woods, maybe.
00:58:52They could hide from patrols.
00:58:54Oh.
00:58:56So you're over your recent trauma now?
00:58:58Gisela is smart.
00:59:00She lived through Franco.
00:59:02She knows that would be her best chance to stay hidden.
00:59:04She's not so smart, otherwise she wouldn't have joined the program.
00:59:07Gisela is a survivor.
00:59:09She'll do whatever it takes to make it through this.
00:59:13When the program is done for her now, she knows that.
00:59:18It makes her dangerous.
00:59:21Don't go getting ideas, Helga.
00:59:23That Spanish bitch is coming back.
00:59:25What Wagner does with her afterwards is his concerns.
00:59:28Well, I imagine that would be harder to explain than how you lost all of your precious Lebenswahr.
00:59:34God damn it, you are your own stupid.
00:59:36You think this is all some sort of game, don't you?
00:59:39You think this is what life is like?
00:59:41There's more outside in this war than the Reich.
00:59:46So they're not Wagner and you say things like that.
00:59:49Wagner is the worst.
00:59:50My family have landed in Argentina.
00:59:53When this war is over, that is where I will be.
00:59:57So your big plan is being a farmer?
01:00:02I'll be sitting in my shutter, drinking wine and surveying my land as far as the light touch.
01:00:17someone you should call me.
01:00:28I know another year, not many people who will be able to work.
01:00:28For me with this early time, understand he's privacy and seeking confortable.
01:00:30I'm not a scientist.
01:00:30The annoying sound is being able for him now.
01:00:33This is a matter of time—
01:00:33Like, see you guys manager for her.
01:00:34If you place another time, listen to me.
01:00:34Is that a world?"
01:00:51Do not move. I am armed. Who are you? My name is Margaret Charles.
01:01:03Fenway sent to your location. Why are you dressed that way?
01:01:11Come in, quickie. There are patrols everywhere.
01:01:17Should have gone in the truck, hidden in the back. Soldiers patrol the roads. We can hide if we need
01:01:23to.
01:01:23Shh, quiet. Nothing plus something doesn't always equal everything.
01:01:30Good boy, stay alone!
01:01:42Hello, Fräulein. What are you doing here?
01:01:45Nothing. We're just, erm, going for a walk.
01:01:49Spanish, yeah? Yes.
01:01:52Papers?
01:01:56Do you want me to have papers?
01:02:03Still got that. Mm-hm.
01:02:05You're on a very long walk.
01:02:12Shut up.
01:02:16Please excuse me. If I'd have known who...
01:02:20But of course, allow us to escort you.
01:02:23It's fine. We'd much prefer...
01:02:25There is an outpost not far from here.
01:02:28Honestly, it's...
01:02:30I insist.
01:02:45When I'm right, I'm right.
01:02:50Captain won't be happy.
01:02:51Hmm. Captain will be whatever I instruct him to be.
01:02:58She wasn't here by herself.
01:03:00Hmm.
01:03:02Help from a man, but who?
01:03:07Radio patrol to take you back to the house.
01:03:09No reason to go back. Not now.
01:03:13You caused this.
01:03:15That black bitch was nothing of the sort.
01:03:18Taught your precious Margaret to read.
01:03:23Yeah. That's what I thought.
01:03:38You have come a long way.
01:03:40Yes, my father...
01:03:41There is much death here.
01:03:42It is not a good place.
01:03:48Can you help me?
01:03:51See, things I...
01:03:52I do not know.
01:03:53I barely have enough patience for myself.
01:03:55It will not be easy to get across the border.
01:04:00You are resistance.
01:04:03My monsieur is not to rescue anyone.
01:04:09An assassin.
01:04:10I have killed.
01:04:12But I do not take joy in it.
01:04:14No, I didn't.
01:04:15Rest.
01:04:15We live in a couple of hours.
01:04:18Don't thank me yet.
01:04:31That's what I do.
01:04:41You have to wear the mask...
01:04:42Look at me.
01:04:44The other one is too late.
01:04:46You have to.
01:04:47The other one is too late.
01:04:48The other one is too late.
01:04:48You have to, so...
01:04:48I don't even know what you're doing.
01:04:59Who is in charge here?
01:05:05Is your patrol in need of assistance?
01:05:07I'm scared.
01:05:09You've got no pellets?
01:05:11Yeah.
01:05:12How is these people walking in the woods?
01:05:14Who are they?
01:05:15They've been born.
01:05:19Program in Stuttgart.
01:05:20Stuttgart?
01:05:21That's a long way from here.
01:05:23A company is the Becker family of Stuttgart.
01:05:26Hmm.
01:05:28Hoffmann!
01:05:39You volunteered Lebensborn.
01:05:44You know her?
01:05:48Yes, sir, I know her.
01:05:51The Becker family?
01:05:54If anyone asks, tell them you're the Becker family.
01:05:57A well-known German family.
01:05:58Soldiers won't know who is or who isn't sons and daughters.
01:06:02Yes, I know the Becker family.
01:06:04I had dinner there.
01:06:05And?
01:06:09Yes, the Becker family.
01:06:11How was your father?
01:06:14Yes, my father.
01:06:16It's been a long time.
01:06:18Yes.
01:06:19Too long.
01:06:25So, these red powers all interlink with checkpoints.
01:06:31We could radio other checkpoints and alert the patrols.
01:06:34Not using the radios.
01:06:36Don't be embarrassed.
01:06:38Radio is the most efficient way of finding Gisela.
01:06:42I don't know one of your prized cows escape.
01:06:46Why don't you try to escape?
01:06:48Salivas don't think long-term.
01:06:51They react based on instinct which works against them.
01:06:55Oh, and when we are married, I will not be living in Argentina.
01:06:58We will live in Austria.
01:06:59Are you giving this some food then?
01:07:01Yes, of course.
01:07:02My grandfather was Austrian.
01:07:04It's a lovely place to raise children.
01:07:07Helga, you're reading from the wrong script.
01:07:10Would you prefer me with one of those idiot soldiers?
01:07:13I do not want a child from rank and file.
01:07:18Helga, I don't think you've quite got...
01:07:20We are the chosen few.
01:07:23Our children will rule the world.
01:07:28Helga, I'm married.
01:07:30That's not a good joke.
01:07:32I'm serious.
01:07:34I've got a wife.
01:07:35Her name is Ursula.
01:07:36You met her.
01:07:49That's not a funny joke.
01:07:50Look, don't be naive.
01:07:53I mean, think about the women who joined the programme.
01:07:55Yes, but you chose me.
01:08:02I like that.
01:08:05You ate all of it, Piggy.
01:08:07Sorry.
01:08:10It's funny how you forget the things in life that make you happy.
01:08:16I'm worried they know why I'm here.
01:08:18Bad for us then.
01:08:20Look, I'll keep you safe.
01:08:22I promise.
01:08:28Why have you come here? Have you run away?
01:08:30Look, it's a long story and not one of my making.
01:08:34Julian?
01:08:35What?
01:08:36No.
01:08:37No, of course not.
01:08:38Do not think me stupid, Gisela.
01:08:42Look, Hans, you've been very kind to help.
01:08:44But please, please do not complicate matters further.
01:08:47Are you going to get me shot?
01:08:49What can I say?
01:08:49It's a running thing with the men in my life.
01:08:54Can you get us to the border?
01:08:55You're pushing it, look.
01:08:57There's patrols everywhere.
01:08:59Besides, don't you have a boyfriend to help?
01:09:02Hans, do not judge me.
01:09:04Come on, you knew that Liebensborn was always going to be entangled.
01:09:10Look, there's a guard change every four hours.
01:09:12That'll be your opportunity to escape.
01:09:18Provisions?
01:09:20I don't know.
01:09:21It may be difficult.
01:09:23Not yet.
01:09:24Save your thanks.
01:09:27The Becker Rouge is not going to protect him lower.
01:09:30Soldiers only see what they're told to see.
01:09:32I'm more concerned about losing a prize Liebensborn.
01:09:34I'm not going back there.
01:09:41Can we trust him?
01:09:44They still hate and fear us.
01:09:47It's hard to tell because he was so polite about it.
01:10:10How far to the border?
01:10:12We will be there by morning.
01:10:16Oh, Miss Fenway.
01:10:17Do not talk now.
01:10:50Benjamin, I think we've got the bag.
01:10:53Your German friend has conviction.
01:10:55The guard change, that's our opportunity.
01:10:59Come on.
01:11:23Is there a critting?
01:11:25None that we can use without being spotted.
01:11:30Why are you helping me?
01:11:33My family were rich before the war. I did not kill her life.
01:11:37My father and brother were shot by German soldiers.
01:11:40My mother was anged through being petty to our resistance.
01:11:43I was kept safe, smuggled out of Aji.
01:11:47Wait, wait, we must cross.
01:11:50I... I cannot swim.
01:12:05Merde!
01:12:06Go! Go!
01:12:12Benjamin, nothing in life can bring you peace except from yourself.
01:12:15I'm so scared, Judah.
01:12:18We're the Becker family, like Mother said.
01:12:21Death twitches in my ear.
01:12:23Live, he says. I am coming.
01:12:25That will never come again.
01:12:28It's what makes life so sweet.
01:12:35I'm so sorry.
01:12:36For everything.
01:12:38All the desire is waiting.
01:12:52Go quickly and hide.
01:12:53The guards.
01:12:54Look.
01:13:06I'll come back, Peter.
01:13:17Captain, you're one of us.
01:13:19He's in charge here, Lieutenant.
01:13:20Captain!
01:13:22Hold that thought.
01:13:41You don't run out of dreams.
01:13:43You just run out of time.
01:13:51Wait for the guard change.
01:13:54Urgent communication.
01:13:56What greater news is than urgent communication.
01:13:58Go on and throw me.
01:14:08Girl in river.
01:14:11I'm getting a bad feeling.
01:14:14Levin's born girl.
01:14:17Gisella.
01:14:19God damn it.
01:14:21Location.
01:14:22What's your location?
01:14:24Location.
01:14:25Send location.
01:14:26Over.
01:14:40Captain.
01:14:41One of your Levin's born is here.
01:14:42Here?
01:14:43Oh, thank God.
01:14:44Looked after, of course.
01:14:47Why, she was just here.
01:14:49Captain, search the camp.
01:14:56Gisella.
01:14:58Thank God.
01:15:01Greatest comeback since Lazarus.
01:15:03There was...
01:15:03Where is the Uden?
01:15:05No Uden here.
01:15:07Only the Becker family.
01:15:14Where?
01:15:18It doesn't matter what people think.
01:15:20You know what you did.
01:15:32Captain, order your men into the woods.
01:15:33Enough already.
01:15:34You should let her get into the truck.
01:15:35Wait!
01:15:36This spiteful bitch causes all of this.
01:15:39Oh, man, pita que sea.
01:15:45Oh, man, pita que sea.
01:16:06You are Gisella's man.
01:16:12Go with him.
01:16:15Gisella didn't make it.
01:16:19What happened?
01:16:23Helga.
01:16:25My hands will wring her neck.
01:16:27I promise.
01:16:28Let her anymore, oh-
01:16:41She's hidden.
01:16:42I'll go in the cross town.
01:16:44Then...
01:16:55She's hidden.
01:17:16J.Français, bist du Deutscher?
01:17:26Can I make a photo of you?
01:17:30A photo?
01:17:35A picture.
01:17:38I'm trying to show you what happened in the war.
01:17:48I'm trying to show you what happened in the war.
01:17:53Where did you come from?
01:17:56I'm trying to show you what happened in the war.
01:18:00Shhh, Juliet.
01:18:02You've taken a long path.
01:18:04You have to wait until you see the picture.
01:18:07Don't worry, I will protect you.
01:18:10You're too strong, Benjamin. You can get it so.
01:18:14Cold.
01:18:18Benjamin.
01:18:37You should be shamed of yourself.
01:18:40Take him for questioning.
01:18:42No! Please stop!
01:18:44Stop!
01:18:48No!
01:18:49No!
01:18:51No!
01:18:52No, please!
01:18:52No!
01:18:54No!
01:18:55No!
01:18:56Please!
01:18:56No!
01:19:01No!
01:19:09No!
01:19:10No!
01:19:11No!
01:19:16No!
01:19:16No!
01:19:36I've ordered you a cap, when you're ready.
01:19:43How many children did you have?
01:19:46Three sons.
01:19:48After the war.
01:19:51Do they know?
01:19:54No one knows.
01:19:57You came all this way.
01:20:00Did you get what you wanted?
01:20:04Can I forget?
01:20:06No.
01:20:08Can I forgive?
01:20:11Possibly.
01:20:13True reconciliation is never cheap, for it's based on forgiveness, which is costly.
01:20:20Forgiveness, in turn, depends on repentance, which has to be based on an acknowledgement of what was done wrong, and
01:20:27therefore on disclosure of the truth.
01:20:30You can't forgive what you don't know.
01:20:37If there is to be reconciliation, first there must be truth.
01:20:43And if there is something that is likely to do, where it's based on your mind, but nothing that is.
01:21:03Forgiveness.
01:21:34Is he green so let him go? Is he brown in the sky?
01:21:45So let him go in the sky.
01:22:21So let him go in the sky.
01:22:34So let him go in the sky.
01:22:37So let him go in the sky.
01:23:00So let him go in the sky.
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