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{\an2}Previously on Babylon Berlin.
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{\an2}I will now lead you back
to the source of your fear.
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{\an2}♪ He's lying at my feet...
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{\an2}My brother is still alive!
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{\an2}-There's another one!
-Dirty German pig.
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{\an2}I was captured.
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{\an2}I was forced to leave Anno behind.
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{\an2}And no trace of your brother?
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{\an2}The train will be sent back.
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{\an2}Including the wagon with the gold.
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{\an2}-There is no gold in the wagon.
-There is.
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{\an2}The wagon numbers were swapped.
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{\an2}Wolter is meeting someone
Jänicke didn't recognize.
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{\an2}They're talking about robbing the train,
and it says here where exactly.
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{\an2}Milestone 127.
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{\an2}And they'll all try to stop the train
before the border.
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{\an2}-Who do you mean, all?
-Well, Wolter. Nyssen.
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{\an2}Gereon!
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{\an2}I'm stuck!
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{\an2}Come on.
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{\an2}Come on!
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{\an2}Come on!
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{\an2}Moon and sun.
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{\an2}They're both there.
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{\an2}Yes, it happens.
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{\an2}Both the same size.
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{\an2}Will you carry me all the way
back to the city?
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{\an2}Of course.
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{\an2}What happened?
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{\an2}Here, boss.
The train line runs through a forest,
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{\an2}but first we have to go
through this village.
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{\an2}That takes too long.
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{\an2}There. We'll go cross-country.
Through there.
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{\an2}The tracks go around the bend.
We can take a short cut.
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{\an2}Take good care of her.
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{\an2}He's a better driver than me.
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{\an2}Gereon.
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{\an2}Be careful.
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{\an2}I'm telling you, we should have gone left.
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{\an2}-No, we need to go east.
-Exactly. East is to the left.
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{\an2}-But the map is upside down.
-But why?
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{\an2}-We would have to go backwards otherwise.
-I see.
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{\an2}This way.
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{\an2}-Like I said.
-Left. I said left.
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{\an2}But you meant right.
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{\an2}What now?
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{\an2}Let's go.
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{\an2}If the train runs faster than 40 km/h,
it will have already passed.
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{\an2}But why?
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{\an2}Because it left three hours ago
and we just passed milestone 120.
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{\an2}But the 120 doesn't refer
to the distance to the engine shed.
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{\an2}-What then?
-I don't know.
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{\an2}You don't know.
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{\an2}But you know for sure it doesn't refer
to the distance to the engine shed?
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{\an2}-I say it hasn't passed yet.
-Boss!
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{\an2}That's a stop sign.
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{\an2}-Line closure.
-Like I said.
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{\an2}When we're on the train, we have
to reckon with him at every corner.
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{\an2}-You mean Wolter?
-And his men.
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{\an2}-At every corner?
-I meant bend.
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{\an2}No, you mean curve. But why would
they rob the train in a curve?
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{\an2}Ready?
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{\an2}Yes, sir.
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{\an2}What's this?
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{\an2}-Did I miss a signal?
-No idea.
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{\an2}There is someone on the tracks.
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{\an2}Police. Put it down.
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{\an2}Now listen closely.
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{\an2}No!
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{\an2}Gereon.
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{\an2}Gereon.
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{\an2}Hands behind your head and lie down!
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{\an2}On the double, gentlemen!
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{\an2}Company, secure the train.
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{\an2}We're looking for wagon TY 23-05.
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{\an2}SOROKIN
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{\an2}Everything alright out there?
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{\an2}Your gun.
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{\an2}Throw it to me.
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{\an2}Get up there.
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{\an2}You're no hero.
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{\an2}You're a traitor.
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{\an2}No values.
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{\an2}No morals.
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{\an2}No courage.
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{\an2}This is about something else.
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{\an2}And you...
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{\an2}you work to rule.
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{\an2}Like all apple polishers.
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{\an2}God!
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{\an2}This...
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{\an2}This is coal.
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{\an2}This...
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{\an2}This is...
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{\an2}This is all garbage.
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{\an2}Coal...
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{\an2}Vile coal.
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{\an2}Get up there.
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{\an2}Now.
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{\an2}Come out. Get down there.
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{\an2}I want to see your hands.
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{\an2}Henning?
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{\an2}Czerwinski?
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{\an2}Throw away the gun.
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{\an2}Out now.
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{\an2}Come down.
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{\an2}Gas!
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{\an2}There's a gas leak!
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{\an2}Gas!
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{\an2}Drive.
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{\an2}Drive!
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{\an2}Henning?
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{\an2}Czerwinski?
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{\an2}How long does the anesthesia work?
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{\an2}-It depends. 30 to 60 minutes.
-A half hour to an hour.
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{\an2}That's what I said.
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{\an2}Where is Wolter?
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{\an2}Is he down there?
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{\an2}-No. Gone.
-Not here.
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{\an2}Watch out.
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{\an2}Disarm all of them.
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{\an2}-Yes, sir.
-Yes, sir.
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{\an2}-Hey, boss! Now what?
-Now what?
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{\an2}You stay here! Disarm the men.
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{\an2}Yes, sir. And you? The train is leaving.
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{\an2}Go on, drive. Let's go. Faster.
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{\an2}Valve.
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{\an2}Full steam!
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{\an2}If you pull the brake I'll shoot you both.
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{\an2}For the cowardly and insidious attackon Councillor Benda and his family,
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{\an2}an unknown faction of the Communist Partyhas taken responsibility.
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{\an2}The role of a maid who was arrestedon site is still being investigated.
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{\an2}This inhuman actis probably directly related
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{\an2}to the Communist protesterswho were killed on May 1.
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{\an2}The same night,the police have started to chase down
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{\an2}and arrestinsurgent elements in the city.
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{\an2}The Red Terroris destabilizing the republic
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{\an2}and has to be fought tooth and nail,says Chief of Police Zörgiebel.
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{\an2}Zossen.During a train accident last night,
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{\an2}a tank wagon filledwith chemicals exploded.
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{\an2}What led to the accidentis still completely unknown.
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{\an2}Thank you.
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{\an2}-Miss Scheffler?
-Yes, Councillor?
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{\an2}Away with this one.
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{\an2}And when you're done,
have the room thoroughly fumigated.
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{\an2}-Disinfect it.
-Yes, sir.
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{\an2}The boss will see you now.
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{\an2}Councillor?
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{\an2}Happy to make your acquaintance.
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{\an2}Congratulations on your investigative
success in your own ranks.
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{\an2}-Thank you.
-Take a seat.
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{\an2}Cigarette?
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{\an2}Thank you.
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{\an2}The events around your colleague Wolter
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{\an2}and his illegal activities
have made me think.
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{\an2}In these tumultuous times it's getting
more and more difficult to be able
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{\an2}to rely on the political opinions
of even your closest colleagues, right?
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{\an2}I was thinking
of establishing a new department.
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{\an2}I'll call it "Internal Revision".
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{\an2}Irregularities within our apparatus,
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{\an2}conspicuous political behavior,
corruption, that sort of thing.
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{\an2}I want you to be the head
of this department.
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{\an2}Unofficially.
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{\an2}Officially, you're still
with Homicide.
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{\an8}Do you swear to tell the truth
and nothing but the truth?
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{\an8}DISTRICT COURT
MAY 1 TRIAL
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{\an8}So help me God.
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{\an8}I have here the memory minutes,
signed by your colleague,
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{\an2}Inspector Wolter, Bruno,
describing the events
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{\an2}during the demonstrations on May 1, 1929.
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{\an2}Your colleague accuses the communists
to have shot at you and him.
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{\an2}That's right!
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{\an2}This contradicts all the statements
we've heard from all the other witnesses.
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{\an2}Wait, I correct myself.
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{\an2}From all witnesses who are not members
of the Berlin police.
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{\an2}Since Inspector Wolter has passed away
as I can see from the file,
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{\an2}you're the only one who was summoned.
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{\an2}Inspector Rath.
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{\an2}Can you confirm
your colleague's statement?
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{\an2}Or do you want to add something
under oath today?
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{\an2}We were shot at.
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{\an2}That's a lie.
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{\an2}I hereby confirm the statement
of my colleague Bruno Wolter.
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{\an2}Liar!
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{\an2}Liar!
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{\an2}Murderer!
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{\an2}The protesters opened fire on us.
We were shot at.
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{\an2}Quiet! Quiet!
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{\an2}Traitor!
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{\an2}Thank you. That's enough.
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{\an2}-Good performance. Everyone's grateful.
-Thank you.
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{\an2}We need to go to Sorokina's flat.
We can't let that woman get away.
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{\an2}This came for you this morning.
Department PO.
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{\an2}-Personnel office.
-Department personnel.
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{\an2}STATE POLICE ADMINISTRATION
BERLIN
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{\an2}Congratulations.
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{\an2}Your application has been accepted.
You have the job.
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{\an2}Congratulations.
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{\an2}Welcome to our department.
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{\an2}Deputy Ritter.
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{\an2}Yes, congrats.
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{\an2}Congrats.
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{\an2}Come on, let's go see Sorokina.
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{\an2}Hello. Please open up
Ms. Sorokina's flat. Police.
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{\an2}Criminal investigations.
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{\an2}Flown out.
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{\an2}Charlotte?
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{\an2}Look at this.
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{\an2}The family portrait?
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{\an2}Old Sorokin and his family.
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{\an2}Eight children.
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{\an2}-So?
-Where do you see Svetlana Sorokina?
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{\an2}The little one with the mother, right?
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{\an2}That's a boy.
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{\an2}Look at the face.
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{\an2}He even has a sword.
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{\an2}And the dress?
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{\an2}A christening robe?
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{\an2}You mean...
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{\an2}the Sorokins didn't have a daughter?
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{\an2}At least she's not in the painting.
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{\an2}The singer told me that,
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{\an2}as children, they were playing
with the chauffeur's daughter
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{\an2}The family chauffeur.
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{\an2}He later betrayed the Sorokins
to the Bolsheviks, during the revolution.
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{\an2}The entire family was murdered.
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{\an2}The people in this painting...
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{\an2}They are all dead.
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{\an2}Maybe Svetlana
is the chauffeur's daughter.
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{\an2}That's why she knew about the gold, but...
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{\an2}not that it was fake.
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{\an2}There's our train.
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{\an2}They're casting a tank wagon back there.
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{\an2}Like our wagon.
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{\an2}Look at this.
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{\an2}Impossible.
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{\an2}The vessel.
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{\an2}The vessel itself.
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{\an2}-Is made of...
-Of gold.
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{\an2}Ladies and gentlemen.
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{\an2}I am pleased to present to you
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{\an8}the most dazzling star
that has fallen out of Russia.
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{\an2}For the very first time in Paris,
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{\an2}the Comtesse en Noir!
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{\an2}♪ Twilight on Sunday
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{\an2}♪ Without sleep my life torments me
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{\an2}♪ In the storm of the shadowsof the past
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{\an2}♪ I won't survive the night
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{\an2}♪ A black drape of sorrowhas fallen from the sky
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{\an2}♪ In a white garden
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{\an2}♪ We found a gloomy forest
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{\an2}♪ I foresee that the angelswon't return you to me
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{\an2}♪ They know how sad it isfor me here without you
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{\an2}♪ On Sunday
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{\an2}CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR POSITION
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{\an2}Hey!
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{\an2}You!
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{\an2}Drop it!
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{\an2}I can't stand your rocking! Drop it!
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{\an2}-Mr. Nyssen.
-Yes?
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{\an2}Mrs. Rath is here.
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{\an2}♪ Don't light the candles
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{\an2}♪ Let the chants go quiet
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{\an2}♪ Everyone who knew us
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{\an2}♪ Should think that we're better off there
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{\an2}♪ Death is no dream
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{\an2}♪ I won't wait for the awakening
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{\an2}♪ All my tenderness I want to give you
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{\an2}♪ On Sunday
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{\an2}♪ On Sunday
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{\an2}♪ On Sunday
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{\an2}That's enough. Put him against the wall!
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{\an2}On behalf of the suppressed masses,
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{\an2}Gereon Rath is sentenced to death
for perjury.
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{\an2}Go! Everyone leave! Go on!
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{\an2}Breathe very calmly.
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{\an2}Breathe in...
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{\an2}and out again.
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{\an2}Good.
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{\an2}And when I say "now"
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{\an2}you will open your eyes.
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{\an2}Now.
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{\an2}Yes, close your eyes again.
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{\an2}Good. Good.
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{\an2}And now delve twice as deeply
into your relaxed state than before.
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{\an2}I'm counting backwards now.
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{\an2}Five. And you picture a place...
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{\an2}where you feel the most secure. Four...
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{\an2}A place where you're safe,
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{\an2}loved,
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{\an2}secure.
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{\an2}It may be in the bosom of the family.
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{\an2}I will now take you back...
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{\an2}to the source.
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{\an2}To the source of your fear.
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{\an2}You are in Cologne. In your home town.
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{\an2}It is the summershortly before you are drafted.
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{\an2}You long for the war so much,
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{\an2}you can't wait to go awayand leave everything behind you.
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{\an2}There is the woman you love.
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{\an2}But there is somethingthat keeps you apart from her.
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{\an2}I will guide you...
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{\an2}step by step.
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{\an2}Step by step...
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{\an2}all the way to the source of your fear.
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{\an2}All the way to the truth.
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{\an2}It is November 14, 1918,
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{\an2}just before 9 a.m.
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{\an2}The front linebetween Malmaison and Laffaux.
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{\an2}Three...
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{\an2}It is now nine minutes past nine.
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{\an2}Despite the bad visibility,
the enemy intensifies his new attacks.
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{\an2}On one, you will wake up.
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{\an2}You will open your eyes and finally
cover the lie with the images of truth.
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{\an2}Two...
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{\an2}But you have to remember
the image of truth.
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{\an2}Gereon!
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{\an2}Gereon!
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{\an2}And when you open your eyes now,
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{\an2}your fear will be in the past.
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{\an2}One.
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{\an2}Do you recognize me?
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{\an2}Anno?
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{\an2}Yes.
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{\an2}Get up, Gereon.
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{\an2}♪ To ashes, to dust
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{\an2}♪ Stolen from the light
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{\an2}♪ But not yet now
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{\an2}♪ Miracles wait until the end
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{\an2}♪ Ocean of time
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{\an2}♪ Eternal law
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{\an2}♪ To ashes, to dust
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{\an2}♪ To ashes
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{\an2}♪ But not yet now
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{\an2}♪ To ashes, to dust
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{\an2}♪ Stolen from the light
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{\an2}♪ But not yet now
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{\an2}♪ Miracles wait until the end
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{\an2}♪ Ocean of time
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{\an2}♪ Eternal law
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{\an2}♪ To ashes, to dust
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{\an2}♪ To ashes
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{\an2}♪ But not yet now
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