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Jesus Christ, it's just going.
Who? The second command.
It's here in me.
What did you do
he
say?
He asked us to get his luggage.
Judge Jackson?
This depends on whether you have a good reason to be knocking on my door at 3 am
morning. They captured Herman Goring alive.
Where? Austria.
What are they going to do with him? Well, that's the real question, isn't it?
Can I come in?
No. But it's raining.
I can see that.
Are they going to shoot him?
Not that I know of.
Well, for a long time they would shoot him. Yes sir. Churchill and
Roosevelts themselves signed the order.
What are you opposed to?
I'm a Supreme Court judge. I usually disapprove of executing men without trial.
That's what I'm here to talk about.
This cannot be done. You keep saying that. Because it can't be done.
Give me one good reason why not.
There is no legal precedent for a trial.
There is no international law to make charges on.
No one ever tried war criminals outside the jurisdiction of a nation
the entire concept of international law is that one country cannot tell another
citizens of the country how to drive themselves.
Healthy. Trying these men on a German court would be different. But what
talking about is trying them on some a kind of legal limbo that does not exist,
using case law that has not been written still, and in the event that you are
without tracking, there are about four good reasons not to. I'm getting you one
to drink. I don't want a drink. So I'm get me another one and get you one
Of course.
Who do you put on trial?
The German commanders?
Enlisted men?
And the judges who enforce the racial code?
Obviously, we have to resolve this.
And after deciding who to judge, what do you accuse them of?
Conspiracy to wage aggressive war against the world. And you want the United States
argue this as an accusation?
I make.
Against Germany, a country that never attacked us?
Say just for a second, it could be done. Roberto.
Don't you want to know how I would do it?
It would have to be completely international effort.
All allies would have to participate.
USA, Great Britain, France, Russia. You I can't do it without the Russians.
Four international judges.
You are talking about a court.
Exactly. The world needs to know what these men did.
It's a logistical nightmare.
I know.
But this has to be done.
You can ask me to remember this and put it back in the deck?
Please remember and put it back the deck.
No shuffling.
And
what?
My letter with the three is big.
Well, this is hardly a trick.
Turn the top one over.
And why are you going to Mondorf?
I would like to know.
They send psychiatrists in secret missions now. I'm sure I'm the
How did you do this?
With the cards?
I didn't do anything.
You are a very good magician.
Kelly? Sergeant Howie Creuset, good service.
I'll run you over until Commander's office.
Tiger, son.
Yes sir.
Have some tea out there.
Timmy.
Who is that?
That Howie was a very attractive woman.
The Commander?
Yes sir. Colonel André.
Can you tell me what I should be doing here?
I thought the war was over.
I couldn't say.
You couldn't say because you don't know or you couldn't tell because someone
Said you couldn't tell?
I couldn't say.
Don't be mad at me, doctor. I'm just one translator.
Translator for what?
Let's see.
Dr. Kelly, apparently Central Command thinks you're some kind of big shot
shrinker. I imagine you have some questions for me. More than a few.
Let's go. You're standing inside a secret military prison. Currently
houses what remains of the Nazi high command. The governments of Russia,
Great Britain and our United States are deciding right now whether to put these
men being judged for their lives.
You were brought in to inspect and guarantee the mental health of prisoners
if this trial proceeds.
Suicide.
This will be the main concern for most the prisoners.
Hitler, Goebbels and Himmler have already taken their own lives.
We cannot allow any more losses.
Goebbels and Himmler did this.
Hidden cyanide capsule.
The one you'll have to watch more closely It's Goering.
Goering?
Why, Herman Goering is not?
This is the only one.
Is Herman Goering here?
Sergeant, is it possible that Major suffered a severe blow to the head in the
to my office? Not that I know, sir.
Sorry. Just a lot to process.
Of course. Try to do it faster. Yes, sir. When Goering surrendered, he was
traveling with your family.
He had over a million dollars in German coin and jewelry, and a large
quantity of these.
We sent them back to the United States to classification.
Parachord.
Quite powerful painkiller, I'm a fan.
He said they are for his heart.
Well then I have a pretty big bridge in Brooklyn to sell you. These have
nothing to do with the heart. They are one opiate.
How many notes does he receive per day?
Sergeant, 40 years old, sir.
Well, I think it's safe to say that the Reich Marshal has a drug problem.
Where is his family now? They were released and they are none of your business.
Your only job is to evaluate the care of any others. And that.
Sir, I'm a good doctor, but all The Nazi high command can be a bit
beyond my area of specialization.
Believe me, Major, this wasn't my idea.
Dismissed.
a founding member of the Catholic Secret Police, was appointed chief by Hitler
successor in 1939, and is the highest -German military officer rating of all
time. OK.
Now I'm a little intimidated.
Don't stay. You are good.
I'm Marshall Goering. Mine
name is Dr. Douglas Kelly.
Oh, wonderful. Ein Arzt.
He says, wonderful, a doctor.
I am. I'll take your pulse.
He's asking for his pills. He wants you to get them to
him.
I understand you had heart problems.
You can open your strip,
please?
Breathing is rapid and shallow.
Don't translate this.
The pills also help with pain.
He says he was shot down in the First World War.
He has a bullet in his right hip.
In 1923 he was shot in the groin during the Munich Putsch.
That's not much, sir.
Occupational risk.
If you really want to take care of your heart, the best way to do this is
some weight.
I assure you, you are looking at the best physical throughout Germany.
Just ask my wife.
I'm sure you're right, sir, but the the guards here call you fat.
I'm sure it would be difficult for one inferior man to live this way, but you
possess a courage and discipline that others don't, right?
You see, this man is different.
We will be good friends, I'm sure of that.
I'm looking forward to it.
Good morning.
Inflated sense of self.
Charming.
Speaks English.
What? What, what, what? The way he He looked at me when I called him fat.
He understood me. He's playing a game.
No, no, why would he pretend?
Translation gives you more time to consider your answers. He thinks that
him an advantage.
Wait, wait.
You're saying I spent the last three months of muttering to myself while he
Did you understand every word? Practically.
In general.
Will you tell him you know?
No no.
No, he will tell me when he is ready.
When is this? When he determines that I am not a threat.
I want to meet the rest of them. Who is next?
Dr Robert Lay.
Head of the German Labor Front. One of Hitler's first followers.
He once wrote a book that was so courtesy of Pura que Hitler
whole race destroyed because he was so embarrassed.
Blay, who led the Nazi slave work program, was captured in your
calling himself Dr.
Distelmayr.
I'm not like these power hungry others men you have
locked in here.
I can smell the dew.
Grand Admiral Karl Donis, the German Commander-in-Chief of the Navy.
Architect, the submarine attack that paralyzed the British Navy. O
fanatical Nazi
with the arrest of Dönitz.
The Third Reich is gone forever.
I have been in custody for 17 days. I have been formally arrested or charged with
a specific crime, which is a direct crime violation of the Geneva Convention.
Carry me or set me free.
Julius Streicher, director of Hitler advertising, publisher of the national
anti-Semitic newspaper, Die Stürmer.
Streicher, nicknamed the high priest of anti-Semitism, and the beast of
led the Jewish boycott. And ruled Nuremberg with an iron fist.
Are you Jewish?
He wants to know if you are Jewish.
No. But you work in a Jewish profession.
But you work in a Jewish profession.
Why are you crying, doctor?
Do you want to go to the lock? Yes.
At 2:33 in the morning. Yes, get yours coat.
I'll get my coat.
The large number of narcissists we have I was locked in that hotel, I bet
at least half have books written here about them or written by them.
We're going to figure these guys out.
I speak a lot of German, doctor.
Not at all. How did you learn?
My mother spoke German.
I wanted to be like her.
Do you really think you can do this? Do what?
Well, these guys open up to you. Of course.
Oh.
Everyone wants to be heard. It is a natural instinct.
I learn about them.
I make them trust me.
They open up.
You make it look so easy.
What if we could dissect evil?
What sets these men apart from everyone else? others? What allowed them to commit the
crimes they committed?
It almost conquered the world.
Have you heard about work camps for Jews?
Rumor has it they weren't just work camps.
I heard.
So how do people become like this?
We actually have a chance to figure it out out.
To find out what makes the Germans different.
Different?
From us.
A man who writes a book about it might earn a lot of money.
You know, for a second I thought you they were being noble.
Aren't you noble?
Fine. If we could.
psychologically poorly defined.
Can we be sure that something like this never happens again.
Your airways are clear. Sounds good, right? He's having a heart attack.
What? With the other prison doctor.
Tell him to wait. Alright, tell him to hurry.
Allie, get some aspirin. Simple and old regular aspirin. Get it now. Go. Hey,
Your heart is still beating, which means you are alive.
I'll keep you like this, okay?
I need you to stay calm, okay? Breathe with me.
Inside and outside.
Inside and outside.
I am here. I am here. Look at me. I am here. I won't let you die, everything
right?
Is this your wife?
She's here.
She's here.
She's here. Come on. Breathe. Breathe.
Yes. Give me some of those. Thank you, Hello.
The best thing for the heart.
Trust in me.
All good?
Inhale and exhale. Hmm-hmm. To chew. To chew. Yes.
Yes,
your pulse is slow.
Yes. Hey.
He guesses? You are alive.
You are alive.
In fact. Well, how about that?
Thanks.
Let's take him to the infirmary. Come on.
What are you
smiling at?
He said thank you in English.
and wants to be re-elected in '48.
He won't do it by coddling the Nancys. And truth.
Plus, a test means giving them a chance to tell their stories to the world.
Why are we afraid to hear them tell?
We won the damn war, Bob.
If you do this, it will turn into the biggest bullshit of all time.
Cameras in the damn courtroom. And if Are they friendly?
And if all it does is provide them with a platform for anti-Semitism
all over the world?
I will not be responsible for that.
You wouldn't know if I'm comfortable running some nads. It's about judgement.
I certainly am.
It doesn't matter anyway.
I'll never catch the Russians.
We have the Russians.
What? We have the Russians.
Again? Truman called Stalin himself.
Looking to Nikitchenko for leadership promoter.
That's fantastic news. I have no idea who you are.
Colonel John Ammons, sir. I work for the Judge Advocate General.
So the Army sent us a lawyer.
Yes sir.
I bring greetings from the General Eisenhower, who says he wants you
he is not to hang anyone without judgement.
Well, that's progress.
He also says he hopes the trial does not it will take a long time for us to continue
hanging them.
Sit down.
I've read a lot about you, sir.
They say you'll be next Chief Justice.
The president promised to feed him in person.
And swore me to secrecy, so let's go Maybe don't tell everyone who comes in
office about this, okay?
Well everyone in my office says there is there is no way you will get the trial.
What do you say?
I say I like an underdog.
Good morning, Julio.
I will show a series of letters, each with ink stains, and you will
tell me what each inkblot makes you see.
Maybe this reveals something about your character.
Your intelligence, creativity and everything here stays between us.
Mr Doctor.
Yes?
I can speak to you in English if it is of some help.
Only if it makes you comfortable.
Shall we start?
This is a direct torpedo hit.
Torpedo hit.
Someone spilled something.
I see tons of horses.
I see savages riding.
A vagina.
A vagina.
A vagina.
A vagina.
A Jewish vagina.
This is blood.
This is blood.
Or paint.
You can say a lot of things with ink.
I'm sorry, Bob.
The news came tonight.
It will be a no.
Congress will say no to judgement.
They just want executions.
I'm motionless. And what about the president? The president wants someone
ago. That's why he needs Congress.
Neither of them will do it without the other.
So you need someone bigger to support you?
Oh, come on. Who is bigger than president?
Are you Catholic?
I am now.
The Holy Father will now receive you.
Do you want to put these men on trial for their lives, and you came to ask
the blessing of the Church in this.
Your support would help a lot building an international consensus.
No one denies that these men are bad, but one an eye for an eye is not the
response. Maybe not, but I'm sure where I first read about her.
Are you Catholic?
No, sir.
A religious man?
Not especially.
And yet at home they call you a judge.
I didn't choose the name. If you sit too long enough in the judgment of others, you come
believe that the laws of men surpass those laws of God.
I don't believe that.
So what do you believe?
I believe in man, in our ability to save us from men like the Nazis.
I believe this is a good action.
Once so good, you must circumnavigate its own laws to achieve it.
I'm sorry, but the Catholic Church I can't support you on that.
But you could support them in 1933.
I'm sorry?
You signed the Concordat with Hitler yourself.
That was a different matter.
You lived in Munich. You were the nuncio to the German Empire.
The Catholic Church was the first in the world power to recognize the pure state.
You gave credibility to the Nazis.
To protect Catholics in Germany. Isn't it a shame that Jews don't have
someone to do it for them?
Do you think I condone what they did?
People will remember, sir.
What did you do in 1933.
What do you do now.
They will tell their children.
The Catholic Church supported the Nazis?
Or against them?
Did you just blackmail the Pope?
I don't want to talk about it.
The news came last night.
It will be a trial.
All good?
Good.
As it should be.
Get down.
Sit back and watch.
Those letters you showed me, what happened do they teach you about me?
Honestly, you are highly smart.
I could have told you that.
And now you're a narcissist given to a expansive and aggressive fantasy life
with a strong ambition and desire to Subdue the world as you see fit
own thought pattern.
And were you surprised by that?
No.
So the letters didn't teach him anything.
Now, Chris, he told me you do magic.
I am Zalvar.
Sorry.
Maybe if it's not too much trouble, we don't get entertainment.
Why not?
Here is an average common silver dollar.
Ta-da!
Very good.
Very good.
I'll show you a magic trick one day.
What is that?
I will escape the executioner loop.
How do you plan to do this?
If I told you, wouldn't it be a trick.
No, Marcos.
Do you see what the Allies are capable of? There was nothing left.
You said it.
Palace of Justice.
The route was damaged by air attack.
The fire destroyed the upper floors and the clock tower collapsed, but that
should have capacity for 600 people when it's finished.
What's with all the supply?
The Nazis made their last stand here when the city was taken.
Then they will do it again.
All the beautiful cities in this conquered land, you want to try them in
boneless shell?
This is Sir David Maxwell Fife, British assistant prosecutor.
Yes, sir, we do.
On the one hand, we can control space. On the other hand, there is an adjacent
prison with capacity for up to 1,200 inmates.
We only need room for 22.
Sorry, 22, sir. This is the number of men we are indicting for the first trial.
You see, if we don't win this trial, there will be no more trials to come.
you, me and Judge Jackson... And our respective governments will be the
laughingstock of the world, defeated by the same men we imprison.
So that will be fun.
My friends in Washington say opinions turned against you.
They say you won't make it Chief Justice's seat once Stone steps in
Well, who will Stone choose? Benson?
Benson is very political.
Yes, but it is there.
That's how things become a sideshow, Rod. It hasn't even started yet.
They say you're writing all the summaries yourself, refusing help from others
loyal. Because it has to be done right.
And it will happen, but you can't do it alone.
Everything will be fine when it really go to trial. You say that as if
tempting the Nazi high command with untested jurisprudence. The whole world
This will be the easy part.
Well, when you put it like that.
Anything less than total victory will be considered a total defeat, which means...
You don't just have to win, Robert. You It has to be impeccable.
No pressure.
I love another.
Your cells are made of stone.
Nine feet by thirteen.
Their beds are bolted to the wall.
Your mattress is full of straw instead of spring.
Their tables are made of cardboard and It will not support the entire weight of a man.
Your chairs are never allowed against any wall.
and will be removed every night at sunset.
When you sleep, your head and your hands remain above your blanket, visible in
all moments.
You will not receive belts.
You will not receive shoelaces. You will not receive toilet seats.
You will receive nothing with use it as a weapon to take their own lives.
Welcome to Nuremberg.
looking forward to?
I believe so.
I will, as you say, have my day in court.
Do you know this Jackson, dear?
Judge Jackson?
No, not me.
He will try to deceive me, but he will not be successful.
Very sure of yourself, doctor.
No, man.
There are books full of names of those who tried.
I heard you said... German Belt.
Do you think I'm in some kind of disadvantage because I'm sitting in a cell?
I will remind you.
I surrendered.
This is exactly what I want to be.
remains an enigma to me. The closer we are reach the accusations, more
confident he becomes.
I need to find a way to get closer for him.
So how do we do this?
We asked for his help.
Whatever.
Rodolfo S.
Rodolfo S.
is coming here.
Rudolf Hess, deputy of the Führer, third in line for succession after Hitler
and Goethe.
Hess transcribed Mein Kampf for Hitler while they were both in prison and it was
known as one of its most fanatical followers.
Sieg Heil!
Don't ever do that in my prison again.
On May 10, 1941, at the height of the war, Hess climbed into a Messerschmitt
fighter plane alone and flew over the North Sea.
He failed and went to Scotland and He broke his ankle on impact.
After his discovery, he announced that It was Rudolph Hess.
third in line for the German high command, and he was here on a mission
and wanted to talk to Douglas Douglas Hamilton, the 13th Duke of Hamilton,
whom Hess met at the 1936 Olympics Games in Berlin.
After some obstacles, Hess received your date.
There he announced his intention to meet with King George VI, have Winston
Churchill fired.
and negotiate a truce with Great Britain, allowing the two nations to join forces
defeat the Soviet Union.
Hess was immediately thrown into the Tower of London.
There, Hess began to claim that he had no memory of past events, even your
This lasted until February 1945, when he said that his previous amnesia had been
counterfeit. He then slipped again.
And citizen Tisha returned in July 1945, when Germany collapsed.
So now you would come after Hermann I intend to discredit my old friend.
What would this mean for me?
First we spoke with Hess and then with his family.
How about that? So what? This guy almost dominates the whole world and now you
Do you want him to write a report by mail?
Doctor!
I'm deeper with this guy than anyone ever existed, and your family and I will
just tell more.
So, good luck.
We were together, yes.
That must have been the case.
But I don't remember anyone.
It was the three of us, Rudolf.
You.
You may well have been a friend, but I I don't know you anymore.
He's lying.
He just spent an hour saying yes don't remember me.
But when he got to prison and he saw me, what did he do?
Greeting.
Very good.
This is idiotic.
I'm stupid.
I knew you would help me. Yes, because I'm an idiot.
I can find it. Local gossip. Told me they are in Berlestein.
Smoke.
Where is the smoke from the EU?
Yes, not me. I gave up.
My parents got hot.
Oh, he put them on you.
Strength to get along with officers.
Tell myself I'm going to smoke when the the war is over.
The war is over, Howie.
Not very far.
My name is Douglas Kelly.
I work in prison. I am a psychiatrist.
Your
husband
You asked me to bring you some letters.
Hermann?
Yes.
How is he?
How are you playing?
It's beautiful.
Oh, I see. To send.
He is your father's friend.
How is daddy?
He's doing very well. Is he being brave?
Very brave.
He wants you to be brave too.
He wrote you a letter.
She will be here 100 times. Thanks.
Hello, doctor.
What
hell?
What is happening?
The news arrived a few hours ago. We are attacking the prison.
Where have you been?
Herman Göring?
I am Reich Marshal Herman Goring.
Herman Wilhelm Goring, you are hereby charged by the United States of America,
the French Republic...
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Union of
Socialist Republics in the following four counts.
Crimes against peace, war crimes, crimes against humanity and a common plan
or conspiracy to commit these crimes.
Crimes against humanity you are accused of include murder, extermination,
slavery, deportation and others inhumane acts. This is a copy of you
accusation. Do you have any questions?
No.
Good morning.
Who's next?
Stryker.
Do you have any questions?
Do you have questions?
I want a good Jew Lawyer.
What did he say?
He said he wanted a Jewish lawyer.
I won't go to court.
I'm not going to trial.
You are, Dr. Long.
I didn't kill anyone.
I've never killed anyone.
I didn't get caught!
All good. All good. All good.
Roberto? Don't touch me!
Shoot me!
Shoot me!
Shoot me!
Tough day?
Train lady.
Magic, lady.
How's the secret mission going?
Just a few obstacles.
I can see that.
What are you doing here?
I went in with the press.
Helmut Goering and the Nazis are being indicted today.
You don't say.
Fasten your seat belt.
This city is about to become the greatest show on earth.
As dark rumors continue to circulate the true purpose of the Nazi labor camps,
legal teams are coming together for what promises to be the trial of the century.
Through this tunnel, the Nazis will be taken to court, now being
for the trial.
There, the movie lights will be so bright that court-goers will be provided
with sunglasses.
Hermann Göring and his lover Hitler friends are programmed to face each other
boys in a week.
Justice will prevail or Do fascists go free?
This reporter desperately hopes that the Allies face no problems.
We have a problem.
Operation Wieserbund was the German operation invasion of Denmark and Norway in 1940.
Textbook aggressive warfare. The Nazis, they roll tanks, they occupy neutral
country. Except they will claim that the invasion was preventive
strike. To anticipate what?
The British plan to invade Norway.
Well, that's ridiculous.
Absolutely ridiculous.
I completely agree.
It worries me that you're in this room right now. Well, besides being
ridiculous, it's also true. The idea was to use the country as a
staging area to contain the Nazis.
We can't prosecute the Nazis for planning aggressive wars if you
planning aggressive wars.
I admit there is a certain logic there. Can the Nazis prove this? The German
lawyers have already made a request for documents, but they don't have them. No
So we are safe. Perhaps.
But this raises a bigger question.
We have to know what the Nazis know, What is your defense strategy?
Not exactly to propose that we do that.
Dr. Kelly, you're going to meet someone very important tonight.
This could really be your chance to finally be of some use.
building it to be the biggest stadium in the world the planet.
You are Justice Jacks.
And you are the psychiatrist.
This is where they held the rally.
Every year, Hitler marked this place, speak to the Nazi party as a whole.
They filmed it.
In 1935, it was here that he announced the Nuremberg Laws.
Do you know the laws?
The Nuremberg laws defined a Jew as any person who has three or four Jews
grandparents.
It didn't matter if you practiced Judaism, if you converted to
this was about blood.
The laws deprived all Jews of German law citizenship.
They made it illegal for Jews and Germans will get married because of
fear of Rassenschanda.
Blood contamination.
According to the laws, Jews were prohibited to use state hospitals and not
access to public education beyond the age 14 years.
Libraries, parks and beaches were closed to Jews.
War memorials had all Jewish names them.
Expunged.
All of it.
It was announced right here, this lots of land.
What do you want from me?
Your patience.
I need you to start asking them what right questions.
What are the right questions?
What do they tell their lawyers, like plan to defend themselves.
Do you want me to be a spy?
I want you to do your duty to your country. No, you want me to break it doctor
-patient confidentiality. I think you I already have it, doctor. We read each
report.
We need more.
Why not shoot them?
That's whatever he wants.
I mean, if you're just going to cheat.
It's not cheating. If you are asking me Betray my oath, why not shoot
them and get it over with?
After the last great war, we did Crawl from Germany.
We humiliated them, made them pay repairs they could not afford.
We made them hate us so much that in less than two decades,
They went from a broken nation to close conquerors of the world.
We have to do this right because if no, if in 15 years they come
We came back even stronger, I don't know if we made it can beat them for the third time.
If we shoot these men, we will make them martyrs.
I won't allow them that.
There will be no statues of them.
There are no praise songs.
I'm going to put Herman Goering in stand.
And I'll make him tell the world what he did.
So that this never happens again.
You brought me here because of Goering.
No.
I brought you here to show you this before the bullets were fired, before
of millions of men died, all of this It started with laws.
This war ends in a court of law.
He's the face of the Nazis now.
As he falls, everyone else falls too.
But if I'm going to do this, I need be ready for it.
Will you help me?
Let's talk about Hitler.
You didn't ask me that directly before.
I'm curious to know what the attraction was.
He was a field painter, not a very good one soldier, but he was adored and
revered.
He made us go back to Germany.
As?
Best of all, I saw Germany crushed.
And a man arrives and says: can we regain our former glory.
Wouldn't you follow a man like that?
Depends on what else you wanted to do.
The first time I saw Hilda speak was 1922.
Upstairs in a coffee shop for maybe 30 people.
This was a time of peace, but it was a peace no food, jobs, shoes.
And he stood up and said: French bellies are being filled with German
And so, if you make threats, you need bayonets. We are
below with Versailles.
So that night I became a National Socialist.
Out of your means.
I could tell he would appeal to the old man soldiers. If we have the old soldiers,
we have the manpower.
Even this is anti-Semitism.
It served a practical purpose.
Brought to us men who needed something else to focus your emotions on.
Another thing to blame.
And the camps?
be work camps for our politicians opponents.
Nothing more.
And did you sign this?
For work fields, yes.
Don't think that the Japanese buried by Americans after Pearl Harbor was
I don't put it to work. Of course they were.
I did the camps for the good of Germany, for the war effort.
Not to death.
Himla.
Heydrich.
Were they responsible?
If it's true, what they say happened in the camps, that
is a serious plague for the great German Reich.
Have you told your lawyer about this?
Douglas, I will not oppose Führer.
Not even if I could help him.
These are not things people need you know, doctor.
Just you.
He can be nice.
It will be a problem for you.
He seriously states that he thought there were only work camps. This is
Do you believe him?
Himmler ran the camps.
He was the head of the SS.
Goering was the head of the Air Force.
How many times in America does the head of the Air Force knows what the head of the
Secret Service is doing? I'm sorry, but I can't believe we're having this
talk now. What am I doing you asked. No!
You're apologizing for him. Gentlemen, please. I'm not the one defending
Nazi. Do you think I'm defending him? I am analyzing him, you provincial idiot.
Goering is, above all, a narcissist.
The only thing he cares about is build Germany and then become
leader. He doesn't care about the Jews. So he's okay with their deaths. He's fine
Not with them. The only thing Herman What Goering cares about is Herman Goering.
that sounds like a man who dedicates himself himself to the extermination of a
race?
Well, Dr. Kelly, I really appreciate your consideration on this, but I have
I admit it is very difficult to believe.
You want to walk into that courtroom with a handful of assumptions.
Fine.
But you're looking forward to breakfast.
I have to apologize for my outburst previously.
I'm feeling much better.
This is a good day.
And you?
Does something seem to be bothering you?
Fine.
Don't worry.
This will all be over soon.
His mood improved markedly.
He told us he started doing measures for your defense.
I feel as if, for the first time, he looked for me.
He ripped off the hem of the towel to make a rope.
He put his underwear in his mouth to he didn't scream and then he just leaned over
forward, apparently with a lot of determination.
Didn't you see any of this coming?
He told me he was better.
I told you.
You're supposed to keep them alive.
I'll bring another doctor. It is a second opinion was determined
necessary for some of your patients.
Dr. Gilbert arrived this afternoon.
You will inform him.
What do you think of Sioux Summit?
Carwoodsville's last refuge.
the last act of a desperate man.
So all these exceptions, of course.
You're in trouble.
Why would you say that?
New doctor, new exams.
Since I died, they don't trust you anymore.
You are wrong.
Douglas, when you... You're in a position of power.
They will always come after you.
You have to protect yourself.
Why would I have to protect myself from my allies?
Just because a man is your ally doesn't It means he is on your side.
My father was a diplomat, I already told you this? No. Huh?
Huh?
Yes.
He was...
sent to Africa.
And it was there that he found his best friend, a man called
Herman von Epstein.
I got his name.
Yes. I was named after a Jew.
We loved Uncle Hermann very much. He was very rich.
He lived in Freltenstein Castle.
And when I was six, he moved away my whole family in
with him.
Can you imagine?
It was a childhood dream to live in a place like this castle.
I ran through the halls, pretending that he was a knight.
I looked down from the battlements, foreseeing armies forming to attack.
Uncle Herman, he lived in the biggest and the most beautiful room at the top
At the end of the hall, my mother had a room, also beautiful.
My father lived in a small room on the ground floor.
And I would realize how rich the uncle Herman was.
So rich.
So he could change my family.
So rich he could lay my father the ground floor.
So rich that whenever he wanted, he could walk down the hall
and enjoy my mother.
Just because a man is your ally doesn't It means he is on your side.
and will it be imaginative?
I didn't think he was like that. O test did.
Well that's what a second opinion is for.
Which brings us to Rudolph Hess.
I'm inclined to believe that your amnesia it is genuine.
You mean the part where he forgets be a Nazi?
Okay, look, Dr. Kelly, I'm not here to step on your toes, okay?
I will share research.
We will be co-authors.
Co-author what?
You don't have to play shy with me. We are both here for the same reason.
Now, two books about the Nazi high command, this will cut the
I say we wrote together.
Good luck with your tests.
Was she surprised?
She was surprised.
Teach me this trick.
The coin behind the ear. Yeah yeah. Teach me this trick so I can surprise you too
her.
I gave my silver dollar to you daughter.
It's the simplest trick in the world. This It works because people want to believe it.
You hold up the dollar and say: Hey Guys, here's a common average
silver dollar.
Then you put it in the other hand.
You focus on that.
But really, it's right here.
You hold it in your right hand. Palm.
Keep it between those two fingers.
You wrap your palm around it. But you focus on your left hand.
Do you feel the coin there, the weight of that.
And if you believe.
Then they will believe.
And then you just, well, you reach behind the ear.
Abracadabra!
What is this abracadabra?
Uh, it's a magical horse. That, uh, gives the illusion of a cosmic weight.
And it must always be abracadabra. You I don't know, it could be anything. Can
be... I'm ready.
I think I'd rather that happen to me.
So it was your father who taught you this trick?
My father? No.
You say that as if it were unthinkable.
And my father was content to apply his trade and display a joy
He was a man without achievements.
But you believe.
You are destined for more.
You will not be known as a great man.
Yes, and I'm your ticket.
You will return to America as the great Nazi scholar.
And I'll have a trick to impress my daughter when this trial is over.
Stop taking me with you to see him.
I didn't want to bother you so late.
I've seen him a lot without me.
What are you doing, doctor?
Trying to learn something.
Are you sure that's what this is about?
Good evening, Howie.
defend yourself, Herman?
Oh, oh.
Wouldn't you like to know? I'm serious.
Are we friends, doctor?
I think this word is a little too simple for who we are.
But are you asking me this?
When I file my appeal, I will read a statement.
I will say that I assume everything responsibility for my actions. me
will, however, refuse to accept responsibility for acts committed by
I didn't know and I wouldn't have approved.
It's not the same for yours.
They told me I could meet you here.
In seven hours.
The whole world will be focused in this room.
And that.
That's all.
This is the statement Garin plans in tomorrow's reading.
They had no homeland.
May your honors be pleased with the privilege of
opening the first trial in history for crimes against world peace
imposes a serious responsibility.
The errors we seek to condemn and punishing was so calculated,
so evil and so devastating.
That civilization cannot tolerate your being ignored because we can't survive
them being repeated.
20 people sit in the dock broken men.
We will show that they are living symbols of racial hatred,
terrorism and violence and
arrogance.
and cruelty of power.
Civilization cannot afford any compromise deal ambiguously or indecisively
with the men in whom these forces now survive precariously.
Wars are no longer local.
All modern wars
they will eventually become world wars.
And none of the great nations can stay out.
But the final step to avoid periodic wars in a system of
international illegality is to do statesmen responsible for the law.
And let me clarify.
that although this law is applied for the first time against the German aggressors, must
aggression from any other nation, including those who are sitting here now in
We are able to put an end to domestic problems tyranny, violence and aggression
by those in power against the rights of your own people only when we do everything
men responsible before the law.
Defendants must plead guilty or innocent of the charges against them.
They will, in turn, proceed to appoint the station opposite the microphone.
I am Hermann Wilhelm Goering. I am before the court today and adjourned.
The court reached the decision that defendants have no right
make a statement.
They will be allowed to approach the court before your sentencing.
As Reichsmarschall of Germany. You are not the Reichsmarschall here.
You are just Hermann Göring, the prisoner.
Do you plead guilty or innocent?
What happened? Where are they?
What?
Where are they? They took them. Who?
American!
Thanks. I'm going to need this.
They arrested Emmy Gearing in suspected of complicity with her
theft. The boy goes to the nuns. No contact permitted.
They are women and children.
Yes.
Lord, we should be better than this. It's out of my reach.
And you're welcome.
By the way,
How did you know where she was hiding?
Did Etta play for you again?
She did.
She is very talented.
She likes you.
Do you have the lyrics?
No.
No letter, unfortunately.
No.
Next time.
Here is my new daughter.
I was talking about my family.
Oh yes. I'm sorry to hear that.
About what?
Their prison.
His wife and daughter were arrested five days ago.
Didn't he tell you?
Hey. Hey. What the hell was that?
It was me being honest with my patient. Something you should try
You destroyed it there.
Then?
Jesus Christ.
You are a mental health teacher.
Dr. Gilbert, would you like me to play Dr.
Kelly arrested?
No, sir. So get out of my damn office!
May this please the court, the prosecutor I would now like to step into the spotlight
the following footage.
The images you are about to see have it has never been shown in public before.
This film should offer a brief explanation of what words are
implicit.
The locations of the largest concentration camps and prisons
throughout Germany and occupied Europe under the Nazi regime.
The General's 4th Armored Division Patton's 3rd Army liberated this field
in April.
They see the woodshed where the lime -covered bodies are stacked in layers
the stench is unbearable.
A slave labor camp in Nordhausen, liberated by the 3rd Armored Division,
Army. At least 3,000 politicians prisoners died here at the brutal hands
troops and pardoned German criminals who They were the camp guards.
Nordhausen was depositary of slaves considered unfit for work
underground pump plants B and others German camps and factories.
Among the corpses are human skeletons, too weak to move.
One of our medical battalions worked two days and nights tying wounds and
giving medication.
But for advanced cases of hunger and tuberculosis, there was often no
cures.
Survivors are shown being evacuated by treatment in allied hospitals.
I'm a senior Jack Gates Taylor, U .S. Navy, from Hollywood, California.
Believe it or not, this is the first time I was at the cinema.
I was captured on December 1st.
I was taken to this Mauthausen concentration bunker, an extermination
where we've been hungry and beaten and
dead.
Fortunately, my turn had not come.
Five or six ways, with gas, shooting, hitting, that's hitting with sticks,
By exposure, this is standing
naked in the snow for 48 hours and having cold water thrown over them in the
middle of winter, hunger, dogs and exceeding 100
foot cliff.
All this is true, has been seen and is now being recorded.
Nationalities and number of arrests are tattooed on inmates' stomachs.
In the official report, Buchenwald camp is called an extermination factory.
The bodies piled on top of each other were found outside the crematorium.
A body disposal plant.
Inside are the ovens that gave the crematorium with maximum disposal capacity
about 400 bodies per 10-hour day.
Almost mentioned, one of the oldest from the Nazi prison camp.
This is what the liberators found inside the building.
a road ordered with the clothes of prisoners who were suffocated in a
lethal gas chamber.
They were persuaded to remove their clothes under the pretext of taking a
shower to which towels and soap were provided.
Planetary conditions were so terrible what heavy equipment had to be brought in
to speed up the cleaning work.
What I just saw.
How is this possible?
Himla.
Himla was not second in command.
You were.
1,200 campsites.
What should I believe he didn't know? Anyone can pretend
So you're saying the movie was fake?
Is that your defense?
What do you want me to say?
How about the truth for a fight?
Then you can run and tell Jackson.
My friend.
Your hypocrisy is stunning.
My hypocrisy? Do you think American bullets and bombs don't kill people?
You vaporize 150,000 Japanese people in touch of a button.
And you presume to judge me.
For war crimes. We had every right to defend ourselves. How do you defend
yourself on someone else's soil? There are a difference between us bomb war
factories and civilians dying like collateral damage and you building 1
slaughterhouses designed to exterminate an entire race.
And you know it! What do you think of war is it?
No one would ask for that today.
What do you think Russians do to German prisoners of war?
You have your freedom.
And I'm a prisoner because you won and we lost.
Not because you are morally superior.
This trial will be a farce in 15 years.
Great conquerors are not considered killers.
Genghis Khan, Alexander the Great. You They are not Alexander the Great!
You are a fat man in a cell.
an error.
You will not be destined for more.
You will have an unhappy life, I think.
Everything will be overshadowed by this, by the time spent with me.
You will write your volumes, trying revive it.
The only moment of your life.
When you truly stood for greatness.
Do you think you are a great man?
Do you think this is your legacy?
At least I'll have one.
You will not leave any mark on this world.
I am the book.
You're just a footnote.
and hang you by the neck until you kiss yourself and die.
Your wife will be a widow.
Your daughter will be an orphan.
And you will have done it too.
I know who you are.
What do you like?
You don't want to know.
Jackson is putting him on judgment day the day after tomorrow.
Jackson is going to be killed.
Why do you say that?
Because Gary is ready for him.
He was ready for all of us.
Why don't you?
Tell me all about it.
See this.
Your private conversations with Herman Goering appeared on the front page.
Sir, I... You're done.
I signed your transfer order on this morning. You will be sent back to the
where you will be discharged.
You shamed me and this office for the last time.
Sorry, Colonel.
You deserve better.
Yes, I did.
And just so you know, we're launching Goering's wife and daughter.
You were right. We are better than that.
Thank you, sir.
Your train leaves at five o'clock.
Don't get me wrong, but I I never want to see you again.
Did you really mean it when you said Did Jackson not have a chance?
Of course. It's all just a big show for the cameras anyway.
So no matter what happens tomorrow. If Curring beats Jackson, then
Yes, I don't believe that.
Neither do you.
You know more about him than anyone Earth?
Yes, that's right. I make.
I spent thousands of hours with him. me run hundreds of tests. Do you know what
is he separated from us?
Nothing. I know.
You know?
Because I am one of them.
What are you talking about?
I'm German, doctor.
I grew up in Munich.
You grew up in Detroit. You said your Mom spoke German.
She did.
My father too.
Because I was raised here.
You are an American soldier.
Why did you leave?
How do you think?
Me too.
You know, with the blonde hair and the blue eyes, I've never been bothered much.
My father was a patriot.
He fought for Germany in the First World War.
We love this country.
Eventually he realized we needed out.
How did you do?
The problem was getting travel visas.
Other countries would not accept us.
My father had a cousin in New York who helped.
We finally got our exit visas in 1940, but we only had enough money for one
exit ticket.
My youngest sister, Margo, was only 11, so mine
her parents didn't want her to travel alone, so they sent it to me.
I stayed with my cousin.
And the Nazis invaded Holland.
My family never showed up.
That's when I went to Detroit.
I got a job as an apprentice at a tool factory.
My name was only on baseball and radio.
When Pearl Harbor happened, I was the first at the recruiting office for
enlist.
Do you know what they said?
They couldn't take me because I wasn't there an American citizen.
I would have to wait to be called up.
So I did.
I waited and waited. I checked the mailbox every day.
For two years, June 6, 1944,
landed on Omaha Beach on D-Day.
Four years ago I left this country
scared and alone in the middle of the night.
I came back with a damn army.
I found Margô.
She is in Switzerland.
She is 16 years old now. She surprised me with a relative.
She is good.
She did it.
And her parents?
I could show them.
My parents arrived at Auschwitz in August 12, 1942.
The camp was liberated on January 27, 1945.
No sign of them.
The Nazis had a name for what they did for us.
The final solution.
Like we're some kind of annoying puzzle
that they finally figured out how resolve.
I'm sorry, Howie.
I want to tell Stryker.
I want to tell him before they put that rope.
Around his neck, I'll tell it piece of shit he was trusting in a
Jew.
You say no matter what happens tomorrow.
That matters.
More than you imagine.
It's important to me.
To my family, to all of Germany, Goering has to fall.
Do you think he will beat Jackson?
Do you want to know why this happened here?
People let this happen.
Because they didn't get up until it was too late.
Have a safe trip home, doctor.
Yes sir. Of course.
No, I... I completely understand.
Thanks.
His name is Truman, Frederick Vinson, President of the Supreme Court.
Yes,
I didn't want the job anyway.
Who would do this?
Hold it, sir.
You are falling into a trap.
Dr. Kelly, I got the impression You were relieved.
Putting Goering on the witness stand gives him everything he wants. That's why he
surrendered first.
Your last chance to redeem the Reich in the world stage.
After what I read in the newspaper this morning, I don't believe I care what you
think more. You can't beat him. To speak.
Not without help.
That's all I have on him.
Private files, outside the book conversations.
I know more about this man than anyone more on the planet.
And it's all here.
Why do you have this?
I was going to write a book.
Make something of myself.
All good.
So you really think I can't beat you?
Honestly?
I don't know.
You know, I would be boss Justice.
I'll be lucky if there's a place in court for me when I return.
Six hours ago I was discharged of the Army.
There's nothing left for us to do, sir.
It's better to end the war.
The trick is to use his vanity against him.
He is the Reich Marshal.
And the Reich Marshal is never wrong.
He can't be.
Every decision that led to this the place has to be right.
As much as he doesn't want to talk about the fields and the SS and the end
solution, you can make him own them.
Kelly is right.
Get him to admit he signed those orders.
And you will have it.
I'll stay with him.
This is your day.
You are ready.
What is Doug Kelly still doing here?
I have no idea, sir.
All good!
Judge Jackson, are you ready?
The prosecution now calls Herman Goering to the stand.
For the record, there is some doubt Do you think Adolf Hitler is dead?
I have no doubts.
So you are aware that this makes you the only man alive who can expose us
the true purposes of the Nazi Party and the inner workings of your leadership.
I am perfectly aware of that, sir.
Your party, from the beginning, intended to overthrow Weimar
That was our firm intention.
And when you come to power, you immediately abolished parliament
Germany. We discovered that it is no longer necessary.
It's because you believe that people are not capable of self-government?
We were elected by the people.
and received a mandate for change.
The systems that existed previously brought Germany to the brink of
ruin. Old President Roosevelt said There are certain people in Europe who
abandoned democracy, not because they didn't want that, but because
democracy produced men who were very weak.
After you came to power, you...
considered it necessary to delete all opposition parties, correct?
He found it necessary no longer commit opposition.
And you also immediately considered it necessary to establish concentration
camps? The camps were set up as measure against communists
and its violence.
So it was necessary to build a camp to them, one, two or three fields, something
like that.
You too...
There had to be certain groups to carry out orders and fight for you if necessary,
right?
Certain groups. Well, for example, if you wanted certain people killed, you
have some organization that kill them.
Yes, Germany had this level of political police like you would find in
country. And the SA and the SS were the organizations that carried out these
orders and dealt with people in a physical level, weren't they? The S.A.
received orders to kill anyone.
Not even the SS, not in my time. Beyond a certain point, I didn't have
in this.
While the SS carried out arrests, they took care of transporting people to
the concentration camps. You can't remember a time when the SS began to
the role of acting as executor from the Nazi party? It would be very
difficult for me to explain to someone strange, be it the SS or the Gestapo
may not be active.
To try.
And perhaps as the police arrived more and more more in the hands of Himmler,
expectations may have changed. From Of course, it is well known that some SS
were guarding the camp and later performed some police duties.
And performed other functions in the camp?
What functions are you referring to?
Performed all functions of the camps.
Wasn't it?
If an SS unit was guarding a camp and a The leader of the SS was the
camp commander, send him to Brachner to suppose that
they would have accomplished all camp functions.
Miriam. You said you wanted one Strong German state.
overcome the conditions of Versailles. Is this correct?
We wanted a strong German state, regardless of Versailles.
The first country to be absorbed by Germany was Austria, but it had not been
part of Germany before the First World War, and was not taken from
Germany by the Treaty of Versailles. It is is this correct?
This is not entirely correct.
The second territory taken by Germany went to Bohemia, then Moravia, and then
Slovakia.
These were not taken from Germany by the Treaty of Versailles.
They hadn't even been part of Germany before the First World War had. These parts of
Czech territory were not part of the smallest German Reich at the time of
Treaty of Versailles.
However, formally, they were united to the German Reich to
hundreds of years. You still don't answered my question. I replied
question. If the facts don't suit you, There is very little I can do. You can
not answer yes or no?
Time may not mean as much to you like the rest of us.
Mr. Judge, the court thinks that the witness should be allowed to do what
explanations that he thinks are correct. I trust that the court is not unaware that
This court is a big social event question about the rebirth of
And that is one of the purposes the defendant Goering is to encourage and
for the propaganda of this trial now in process.
This witness adopted, in his testimony box and the prisoner's dock, a
arrogant and dismissive attitude before this court, which is giving
the opportunity for a trial, which he never gave a living soul. The decision
You're up, Mr. Justice.
I must, of course, bow to the decision of the the court.
and would simply request that the witness find a way to keep your answers
succinct.
Could you repeat the question?
They were not taken from you by Treaty of Versailles, right? From
Austria was taken over by Versailles Treaty, and also for Detenland.
Because both of these territories would have they were German territories.
for the simple rights of the people of self-determination.
Now, I find this interesting, considering you just witnessed this
-determination was the first thing you took it off.
From the beginning you considered the elimination of Jews from
German life as a phase of the four annual plan under your jurisdiction. It is
is this correct?
Partially correct.
Partially.
I see.
I would like to review with you briefly public acts performed by you in
reference to the Jewish question.
First, you proclaimed Nuremberg Laws?
Yes, I did. As President of Reichstag, that was my job.
What date was that?
September 15, 1945.
So on the first day...
From December 1936, you passed a law making it a death penalty for Germans
transfer property abroad?
This is correct.
This was the decree that governed restriction on foreigners... So, in April
1938, you published penalties for hiding the character of a Jew
company within the Reich.
Hiding? Yes. Then, on April 26th, 1938, you signed a decree ordering the
registration of all Jewish properties inside and outside Germany.
It's signed by me. Then a decree on November 12, 1938, imposing a fine of
billion Reichsmarks for atonement for all Jews.
Yes, but... And that all the damage caused to Jewish property for the 1938 riots
must be repaired by the Jews immediately in your own expenses and your insurance
lost claims to the Reich.
So many details here. And a decree on September 17, 1940, ordering
kidnapping of all Jewish property in Poland.
Yes, in that part of Poland, it was a former German province. And on July 31st,
1941, a decree asking Himmler and Heydrich will make plans for the final
solution of the Jewish question.
This is not correct.
I know this decree very well.
I ask you to show him document 710.
Document number USA 509.
I think it should be read in register so that we do not have arguments about
translation. This document
is signed
for you, right?
This is correct.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Complementing the task that was assigned for you in 124 in 1939, which dealt with
arriving, through the promotion of immigration and evacuation, a solution
the Jewish problem as advantageous as possible, I hereby accuse you of
all necessary preparations regarding organizational and financial issues
to reach a final solution the Jewish question.
Am I correct so far?
No, your translation is not correct.
So please give us your translation.
Complementing the task that was entrusted to you.
In the decree of January 24, 1939, to resolve the Jewish question through emigration
and evacuation in the most favorable manner possible.
Given the current conditions, I hereby come task you with carrying out all
preparations relating to organizational, noun and
points of view.
Now here is the sentence for a complete
solution, not a final solution, to a total order solution.
A complete and total solution.
Complete and total, yes. A complete and total solution you wanted the boss of
the SS to promulgate.
Yes, but I would like to do one explanation.
Oh, please do.
I sent this letter.
for Himmler and for Heydrich, because It's been about 18 months since
declaration of January 24, 1939, and Heydrich achieved very little.
So I tasked him with speeding up the task to deal with immigration from
Jews.
Immigration. You claim that this letter was on immigration.
It says this in the first line.
That's just the first sentence. O letter goes on to state, my desire for a
complete solution to the Jewish problem and the end of its financial influence
for their emigration and evacuation from Germany.
It is in this document that we present.
Do you have more questions for the witness, Judge Jackson?
Justice, is the witness excused?
I have a question.
The court was left with the impression the American prosecutor would be
this testimony today.
The United States is always happy to hear from our distinguished colleague
Great Britain.
Just a few simple questions, Your Honor. It won't take more than a moment.
You have implied to this court that...
You lost some influence with Adolf Hitler in 1942, correct?
I believe this is the case, yes. But You were still the Reichsmarshal of Germany
in 1942, Hitler's successor, right?
Yes, I was the Reichsmarshal.
And you're telling me that you were totally unaware that 3 million Jews were
in 1942.
I didn't know that. In 1943 at least 800,000 Jews were executed
in the camps. You were still Reich Marshal in 1943. Is this correct?
This is correct.
In 1944, another 800,000 Jews died in the fields. You were still
Reich Marshal in 1944.
Is this correct?
This is correct.
In 1945...
250,000, about 6 million Jews in total, as well as Soviet and
Polish citizens, gypsies, artists, scientists, writers, journalists,
photographers, filmmakers, people killed, not in combat, not in the enemy
exterminated by the state of Germany, the state you were in
Reichsmarschall's, the prominent political position of... of your country and
claim that you had no knowledge.
Please give me this.
Knowing what we know now, knowing what happened to six million Jews,
I have to ask, would you still follow
the funeral?
I don't hit mom.
I think this is as good a place as any to end the day.
You were right.
I couldn't beat him.
Not without help.
Geryn cannot resist the Führer.
Valuable information, doctor.
And now?
If Geryn falls, everyone else will fall too.
We'll be fine.
Here.
Are you out?
One more thing I need to do.
Say goodbye.
What do we do now, doctor?
Do we shake hands?
I know we were friends, Douglas.
say about us?
Would you recognize that we were human?
The judgment of the International Military Court will now be read.
Each defendant will be approached in turn.
Hermann Goering.
The evidence shows that after Hitler, you were the most prominent man in the world
Nazi regime.
His guilt is unique in its enormity.
His record reveals no excuses.
The International Military Tribunal sentences you to death by hanging.
Riddle head.
You are indicted on all four counts.
Executions are scheduled for midnight tonight.
To maintain discipline, the prisoners will not be informed until 11
afternoon, when they will be woken up in his cell and offered the last rites.
At 8pm, eight hand-picked journalists will arrive at the prison.
Two French, two British, two Americans, two Russians.
The lights go out at 9:30 am, which is when the doctor will do your normal final exam
rounds. Any prisoner requesting a sleep help will receive placebo with baking
refrigerator.
At 10am we will bring the press to the gallows where I will inform
about final preparations for tonight.
The prisoners will be brought in one by one one and given the opportunity to speak
your last word.
They will then... Who
is that it? Sir, sir.
No,
no, no.
Motherfucker, you can't do this. He's dead, sir.
Okay, I... Damn!
I'm sorry, sir.
But we have a decision to make.
We can clean up the executions to tonight or proceed.
Let's go home with this.
Sir, I... The director is refusing to put on his clothes.
Don't go!
Ask him his name.
You know my name.
Any last words?
Ha ha ha!
I have to be honest, Dr. Kelly, I think some of the conclusions of your book
quite unbelievable.
You were dealing with the Nazis, which you I must admit that they are unique people.
They are not unique people. There are people like Nazis in every country
the world today.
Not in America.
Yes, in America.
Your personality patterns are not obscure.
These are people who want to be in power. And while...
You say they don't exist here. I would I say I'm sure there are people
America that would gladly climb the corpses of half the American public
If they knew they could gain control of the other half. Doctor, please.
They feed hate.
That's what Hitler and Goering did, and it was It's a textbook.
And if you think that next time happens, let's recognize it
they are wearing scary uniforms.
You are out of your mind.
More with our panel when we get back.
Yes.
They won't invite you to stay to the next segment.
Come on.
And just so you know, destroying our country is probably not the best way to
your book.
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