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Go ahead of me, kids.

There are some to my left...

and others here in front.

- No. No. - Yes. Yes.

Sleep, son, sleep.

Don't sit on me.

I did not do it.

That's what you get for crushing my foot.

They better grab a bucket of water on me.

No, we would never do that.

I hope this doesn't slow me down.

This way... and you're out.

Be careful with the steps.

First sit it down and go down. Perfect.

Last step, now turn around.

That is. Wait. Stay here.

Surprise!

- This is for me? - Yeah.

- Thank you. - Happy Birthday.

- Where did you get it? - I have my contacts.

One, two, three passengers.

-Who wants to go first? - I!

You. You can go first.

The paint is still fresh.

Annagret will have a green bottom.

- Coats, backpacks, and to school. - Thank you kids.

Fast.

Bye bye.

Inge, pull up your socks.

Bye daddy.

Do you want to smell a rose?

Smell a rose. Snap.

This is beautiful.

Look, what a big dahlia.

And a poppy. Yeah.

Bronek.

Martha.

Upload this please. Then come see me.

Sophie.

Aniela, come.

Choose something you like. Just one thing each.

Have something.

This one needs to be washed and the lining needs work.

- Be careful with him. - Of course.

Go back down.

No.

The bees are flying.

- It's hot, isn't it? - Yeah.

How was your trip?

Long. But we are already here.

It's right. So, nothing bad?

No, not bad.

Simpler than last time.

Excellent. Well, welcome.

Of course. We are glad to be here.

Should we take off our shoes too?

No.

Did you travel through Prague or Vienna?

For Prague. It's 56 minutes faster.

She asked me where I got one of my coats.

I told him from Canada. And he asked, "How did he get to Canada?"

-He thought you were referring to the country? - Yes of course.

An understandable mistake.

The same thing happened when Helga Pattisch came for the first time.

Of all the possible clothes, she chose a dress...

which belonged to a Jewess half her size.

I only managed to get the zipper up here, and the dress came unstitched.

And I pulled and pulled. She just turned to look at herself and said,

"I love this dress." In the end, she took him.

And she said, "I'll go on a diet."

- Do you want more coffee? - Yes please. Thank you.

- Do you like black? - Yes, black is fine. Thank you.

Helga's husband only adopted...

to that little Polish boy to keep her at home.

That's what she told me.

And she hits her too.

- I did not know that. - How do you know?

Haven't you seen the bruises on her arms?

I forgot to tell you something.

Guess where I found this diamond?

In the toothpaste.

Not seriously?

- How smart do you have to be? - Yes, they are very smart.

I already ordered more toothpaste because you never know.

I think I already told you about the Schilling concert.

About Brigitte Frank's ermine fur coat.

Did I tell you about that?

- I don't think so. - Look.

She looks like an empress.

The other end is in the next chamber...

with the next load ready to turn on...

once the pieces are here...

are completely incinerated.

How long it takes?

Seven hours, between 400 and 500 at a time.

Closer to 500.

So, once that happens,

this chimney closes...

and the next one opens simultaneously.

Fire follows air...

through this deflector, of course, and into

this chamber, and then burn the charge.

The chamber directly opposite the combustion zone,

that burns at approximately a thousand degrees,

By now it has cooled down...

at about forty degrees.

Enough to discharge the ashes and recharge the chamber.

So, do these cameras cool down while these ones heat up?

Correct. The process runs a camera...

counterclockwise.

Then, it burns, it cools, you discharge and recharge.

AND...

Continually.

Live!

Dilla.

- Happy birthday, commander. - Thank you.

Happy birthday, commander.

-It is an honor to serve under his command. - Thank you.

- Happy birthday, commander. - Thank you.

- Happy birthday, commander. - Thank you.

That's a rifle.

And this one is too.

And here's one with a gun...

and another rifle here.

Do you hear that?

It's a bittern. A heron. A gray heron.

You cried like that too.

And you made more noise.

What's wrong with him?

It's strong, don't you think?

I already want to try mine.

What are you doing?

- What are you doing? - Watching something.

What thing?

Teeth.

What are you doing?

Nothing.

What are you doing here?

I'm handing out sugar.

Whom?

I'm looking for.

Come.

"Then a small white bird passed by...

to guide them out of the forest.

Soon, they arrived at a huge lake.

They were perplexed, because they did not know how to cross it.

Suddenly, a beautiful large swan swam towards them.

'Beautiful swan, please be our transportation.'

The swan bowed its neck and approached the shore..."

Bracht called the house.

Yes, while you were at your celebration.

I forgot to tell you. She said she will call again tomorrow, at noon.

Rudolf.

Will you take me to that spa in Italy again?

How they pamper you.

And the walks. And that cute couple we met.

- Is he wandering again? - No.

And that man...?

who played the accordion for the cows?

They loved him.

That was fun.

They all stared at him like that.

You will do it?

- What thing? - Take me back.

- If when?

I don't know that.

You smell nice.

He is French.

Oink, oink.

Chocolate. If you find. Any candy.

To the head of the Party Chancellery, Reichsleiter Bormann.

Confidential.

Dear Reichsleiter...

It is my knowledge that the commander of the gigantic Auschwitz complex,

Obersturmbannführer Höss...

who you know well, he is going to be transferred.

Comrade Höss has had unprecedented achievements...

over four years of meticulous work.

I witnessed the construction of this magnificent course very closely,

So I can attest to that.

Reichsführer Himmler himself recognizes the uniqueness of its building.

Now they say that the task is too big for him...

and that someone must take his place.

Höss knows all about the use of prisoners,

he has close ties to the Silesian arms industry...

and he has contributed innovative ideas to concentration camp practice.

He is a model settler and an exemplary East German pioneer.

His particular strength is turning theory into practice.

I will refrain from listing more of his qualities...

that demonstrate that a change of command is not possible.

Therefore, could you speak to the Reichsführer as soon as possible...

to avoid the transfer of Comrade Höss?

I would greatly appreciate a prompt response.

Hey Hitler.

Gauleiter Fritz Bracht.

- Can I do it now? - In a moment.

Did you know that storks can fly to Africa?

How far do you think they can fly? How many kilometres?

- Three hundred? - Further.

All this weeds.

You are what you say.

"You are what you say."

The cows are amused by this.

The farm goes crazy when you open your mouth.

"The farm goes crazy when you open your mouth."

No, you drive them crazy.

Get out!

Everything's fine. Alright.

I hate you.

- Close your eyes or they will burn. - I already know it.

Again. No problem. Come here, come here.

We must rinse your eyes.

Everything's fine. You will survive.

With which 60 thousand Italian spectators...

They overwhelmed their victorious national team.

We will be able to share your delight.

How long has it been since Milan saw...

to his beloved Squadra Azzura?

And now he has returned with a four to zero victory...

to the stadium of his multiple triumphs.

Can you imagine the celebration?

Four to zero against their old rival, Spain,

who once again aspires to a position of power...

in European football,

as we Germans saw with our own eyes...

last Sunday in Berlin.

But don't let the results fool you.

Four to zero was the final score,

but at halftime, the exciting match...

- between Italy and Spain... - Yes?

- It was tied at zero... - Hang up.

Fritz.

Tell me.

What it says?

OK.

No, you wrote a very powerful letter on my behalf.

Obviously they had already decided.

I'd better tell my wife.

Maybe she will.

- The train stopped for hours in Krakow. - Very frustrating.

And it was very hot.

A woman next to me fainted, that's how hot she was.

She was moving here with her husband, an engineer.

- He is much older. - Yeah.

Both were hired in a new factory. Siemens.

If possible.

He said all the big companies are here.

- Don't you have to go? - Yes, I must go.

I'll take my mother to the girls' room.

List?

You will sleep in Heideraud's bed and she will stay with Inge-Brigitt.

- It doesn't bother you, right? - Of course not.

The house looks big, but in reality it is not.

The first thing we did was install central heating.

It is very cold during winter.

You wouldn't believe it.

They are hand painted.

- Oh really? - Yeah.

This is Heideraud's bed.

It is adorable.

Actually.

It's a lovely room.

The top two drawers are for you.

Yes, it is more than enough.

What beautiful flowers.

Yes, try it.

- But I'm going to sleep in this one. - Yes, but they are both...

equals.

My girl.

Spinach strudel, apple strudel, potato salad.

And your cinnamon rolls.

- Is it my recipe? - Fast.

Very good.

My God.

Affair:

Lilac bushes next to the commander's barracks.

From now on, SS members who pick lilacs...

thoughtlessly and shamelessly,

let them kill the bushes,

They will be punished.

I hope that if the SS members want to take some,

Do it in a way that does not hurt the bushes.

For the benefit of our community,

I hope you understand...

that the lilac bushes...

They are to decorate our field...

now and in the future.

Jews in the house?

The Jews are on the other side of the world.

They are neighborhood girls.

She greets grandma.

Hello!

My God.

How much you have grown, and your hair is very pretty.

It's your turn to push, isn't it, Hans?

Inge pushed you earlier, now it's your turn. Come on.

Come on.

And we are all.

There is a vine there.

Obviously, it will grow.

It's huge.

I am speechless.

I designed everything.

All the planting and so on.

The greenhouse, the kiosk at the end.

- Is that a swimming pool? - Yeah.

I have gardeners. She couldn't do it alone.

With a slide? Gosh, Heddy.

Do you like it?

Of course I like it. How could I not like it?

This was countryside three years ago.

No.

We only had the garden next to the street.

- And the house had a flat roof. - It's hard to believe.

Is that the field wall?

Yes, it is the field wall.

We planted more vines in the back...

so that they cover it when it grows.

Maybe Esther Silberman is there.

- Who was she? -The one she did the cleaning for.

-She was the one who had the book readings. - Yes Yes Yes.

Only God knows what they were up to.

Bolshevik things.

- Jewish things. - Yeah.

And they won my bid for their curtains...

at the street auction.

She won them from the neighbor across the street from her.

I loved those curtains.

These flowers are very beautiful.

The azaleas there.

There are also vegetables.

A few herbs. Rosemary. Beetroot. This is fennel.

Sunflowers.

And here are kohlrabi. Children love to eat them.

Cabbage. Kale. Ayocotes.

Pumpkins.

Potatoes, and more.

Around here we have bees to produce honey for us.

It is a paradise garden.

-And is Rudolf okay? -Yes, he is fine.

He works non-stop even when he is at home.

And he loves it.

It's like an ant.

Yes. He never stops.

And he's under pressure like you have no idea.

And you are well?

I look good?

Rudi calls me the Queen of Auschwitz.

The truth is, having all this...

You really are doing well, daughter.

The lime trees are turning yellow.

She smelled very good when they bloomed.

This will grow and cover everything.

You'll see it the next time you visit us.

No!

Stop!

"The lovely time we spent at the Höss house...

will always be...

among our best vacation memories.

In the East lies our tomorrow.

"Thank you for your National Socialist hospitality."

This is from... Willy... Billy...

Hans says you have his sandals.

We must leave, Mutzi.

Where from?

From here. We have to go. They are going to transfer us.

- Sorry what? - They are going to transfer us.

- Where to? - Oranienburg.

That?

Yes, they will trade me for Arthur Liebenschel.

He will come here.

I will take over as sub-inspector.

If you've known this for a long time, why are you telling me this until now?

- There was no favorable moment. - You already said it.

- Where are you going? - For the sandals.

When did you find out?

Pohl told me this last week. I tried to avoid it.

Then he calls Bormann.

I've already tried.

- Now you want me to look for Hitler? - Well yes.

Rudolf.

Rudolf!

Do not turn away from me!

Stop!

Calm down and get back to the party.

You can't do this to me!

What is this? Martha!

- Mrs. Höss? - What is this? "Mrs. Höss?"

I'll show you who Mrs. Höss is! Dry this!

Don't forget that in our house you have a good life, damn it!

Move on!

Damn!

Why are they transferring you?

- Due to structural changes. - What does that mean?

They didn't specify, but I'm not the only one they'll move.

We are a lot.

- When? - Soon.

- How soon? - I'm waiting for the indication.

If it's for the investigation, they should call Himmler.

-He encouraged us. - No.

- So that's not why? - It's a political question.

- Then go to Hitler. - Do not be ridiculous.

It's not ridiculous. You are the one who executes his orders...

if you remove the middlemen.

We must face the facts. We have to go.

No. You have to go.

Yeah.

Now your job is in Uraniemburg.

Mine is to raise our children,

and I will do it from here.

I never thought you wouldn't be with me.

It never occurred to me.

They'd have to drag me out of here.

You know.

This is our home.

Rudolf.

We live as we always dreamed.

Since we were seventeen years old. It's better than we dreamed.

Finally away from the city.

With everything we want at our door.

And our children are strong, healthy and happy.

We do everything the Führer said about how to live.

To the East. With a living space.

This is our living space.

It is our living space.

I know you agree with me.

Arthur can look for another place to live.

He doesn't need to stay in our house.

Put it as a condition. It's the least you can do.

Either way, he'll prefer a town house.

Rudolf?

I heard you.

- AND? - I'm going to ask.

You will be working all the time.

Yeah.

- We would never see you. - No.

Obviously, I'll miss you. But you'll come home when you can.

I will be...

with you, just as you will be with me.

Yeah?

And after the war...

When it's all over, we'll cultivate the land.

Like we said.

Does everyone understand it?

I'll miss your birthdays.

And, perhaps, even our anniversary.

Depending on how long I'm gone.

Those are some of the things that make fighting difficult.

But the life we ​​enjoy...

completely worth the sacrifice.

It's time to go to bed.

Hans, your plate.

Still.

It will be hard for you too.

I know.

Do you think I don't know?

I'm sure.

I love you.

I love you, beauty.

She calls Walter Dürrfeld and finds out if he can join us in the selection.

Tell him they are from the Netherlands and he can choose.

Otherwise, I'll see you on IG lunch.

Letter to Messrs. Prüfer and Sander, Topf and Sons.

Subject: New crematorium.

I'm glad you were able to make the trip last week.

SS-Obersturmbannführer Bischoff and I agree...

in which the crematory ring is definitely the answer.

It will make a big difference.

Bravo.

I appreciate your...

I appreciate his suggestion...

to patent the design to ensure priority.

I will follow up with a letter of intent.

You should know that I have been promoted to sub-inspector...

of concentration camps in the ICC.

Forward.

Therefore, any future communication...

It will be done from Oranienburg-Berlin.

The focus is now on work.

Of course, this direction will affect our plans...

and, although it pains me to leave Auschwitz,

I think I will be in a better position...

to request funds and materials...

from there.

Hey Hitler. Etc.

Letter to Gruppenführer Glücks, ICC.

Subject: Transfer.

Dear Gruppenführer Glücks,

I would like my family to remain...

at Bielitzstrasse 88, KL Auschwitz...

during the period of my transfer.

You would be doing me a big favor by allowing it.

I must emphasize the wonderful surroundings...

that Hedwig has been creating for the children since they settled there.

An inspiration in many ways...

for our new German community in the East.

If this is acceptable,

It will be enough to provide me with simple accommodation in Oranienburg.

I would greatly appreciate a prompt response.

Heil Hitler, etc.

You are sweating.

"The little snow-white bird flew and sang,

'Careful, careful.'

Gretel understood what the witch had in mind...

and she said, 'Please teach me, I don't know how to do that.'

The witch sat on the shovel...

and Gretel pushed her into the oven, as far in as she could.

Then, she closed the iron door of the oven...

and she secured it with a bar.

The witch was cooked alive...

as with me for her horrible actions.

Gretel ran to Hansel,

He opened the goose cage and let him out.

She jumped out...

and he put his arms around her sister's neck.

They kissed, cried with joy and thanked God.

The little white bird sang,

"Pearls and gems for breadcrumbs."

Finally you got here.

Words by Joseph Wulf.

Written in 1943 in Oswiecim, Auschwitz III.

Sun rays...

warm and radiant.

Human bodies.

Young and old.

And we...

that we are prisoners here.

Our hearts...

They haven't cooled down.

Burning souls...

like the sun that burns.

They tear, they break...

through his pain.

Well soon we will see...

That flag will fly.

The flag of freedom...

is yet to come.

Don't forget to stand up straight.

- Hey Hitler. - Hey Hitler.

I made them bread and butter.

Come on children. Hurry.

Sophie.

Tell him it's starting to get cold.

Not here.

That?

No this.

What, it's not up there?

No, it's not.

And her suitcase disappeared.

It just can't be.

Mother?

Go and look for her.

Aniela.

Take it away.

Was that here to bother me?

No, Mrs. Höss.

I could have my husband scatter your ashes...

in the fields of Babice.

Don't worry, he lets him find her.

Are you no longer going to be a commander?

I will be chief of all commanders.

I'll inspect his fields, see where improvements can be made.

Her earnings, that kind of thing.

She has a great name.

He is called the poet's eye or bella-diana.

- Bella-diana? - Yes, bella-diana.

I guess it's because of the jagged petals

on it, which look like long eyelashes...

of a beautiful girl or woman.

You!

Guard!

Bring it!

What did she do?

Fight over an apple, commander.

Drown him in the river!

Come here!

Do not do that again.

Hurry!

I don't mind! Move on! Get it out!

Are you going to stay there, shaking?

Do you have something to say?

Come.

You're adorable.

Yes, you are adorable.

- Is it male or female? - Male.

-How old is he? - Four.

-What is his name? - Torin.

Torin.

There aren't many of this color.

No, the majority are black, not gray-haired.

As a child, he had a black one. Elsa.

He was born the same day as me.

- It is adorable. - Thank you.

Come on.

On Sunday at 7:00 p.m., there will be a benefit concert...

at the Marksmen club to raise funds for the Winter Relief.

The leader of the youth brigade, Johann Thissen,

will conduct the orchestra in a two-part program...

which includes a tribute to Herms Niel...

Liebehenschel, Auschwitz I. Hartjenstein, Auschwitz ll-Birkenau.

Schwarz, Auschwitz lll-Monowitz. Haas, Bergen-Belsen.

Pister, Buchenwald. Walter, Dachau. Koegel, Flossenbürg.

Hassebroek, Gross-Rosen. Grünewald, Bolduque.

Sporrenberg, Hinzert. Goecke, Kaunas.

Weiss, Majdanek. Ziereis, Mauthausen.

Weiss, Majdanek.

Dieter, Moringen. Hartjenstein, Struthof-Natzweiler.

Pauly, Neuengamme. Göth, Plaszów. Suhren, Ravensbrück.

Kaindl, Sachsenhausen. Hoppe, Sztutowo.

Schnabel, Vaivara. Herbert, Warsaw.

You apologize for your absence, Förschner, Mittelbau-Dora.

Sauer, Riga-Kaiserwald.

The Führer has approved the deportation...

of the 700 thousand Jews in Hungary for their extermination...

and war production when suitable.

An agreement was reached with the new Hungarian government...

to start the operation immediately.

They are being rounded up to be transferred to Auschwitz.

Four trains a day, with three thousand on each one.

Twelve thousand a day.

First, through East zones one to three.

Then, through zones four and five in the center of the country...

and, finally, through Budapest.

Bratislava and Vienna are packed with military transports.

Instead, Jewish transports will pass through Kassa and Muszyna.

According to estimates provided by Obersturmbannführer

Höss, 25% will be retained for labor after selection.

20% of them will be used in the Auschwitz subcamps...

and the other 80% will reach their fields in due time.

The scale is many times larger than before.

So get ready.

Before giving the floor to Obersturmbannführer Höss,

I would like to announce the promotion of Colonel Maurer...

to the rank of SS-Standartenführer...

for consistently achieving his work objectives.

Bravo.

I get letters from CEOs praising this man.

-He is more famous than me. - Thank my Lord.

Well deserved.

As I have said before, I am grateful for his leadership.

Thank you. Yes you said it. I appreciate it.

Thank you, Obergruppenführer Pohl.

- Hello, everyone. - Good morning.

Two apologies for absence.

Sturmbannführer Förschner, Mittelbau-Dora.

Sturmbannführer Sauer, Riga-Kaiserwald.

As you can see, we have a very busy agenda today.

The Hungarian operation is urgent and complex.

And it will involve converging challenges at all operational levels.

Go to the first page of your files.

You will see five items.

Point number one. Schedules.

Point two. Redirection of construction resources.

Point three. Transport.

For point four, imprisoned workers.

Dr. Meindl of Steyr Daimler-Puch,

whom some of you will know and others will not,

He joins us today to discuss rates and incentives.

Point five: Air and fire defense measures.

- The girls didn't want to go out. - Yeah.

Because it is very cold.

But I love snow!

Stop!

Leave me alone, Claus!

Enough, Claus!

No no. No!

Leave me alone, traitor!

Saturday's funeral ceremony for the students...

from the Air Force School who died in the bombing...

on March 6, will begin at 11:30.

Pallbearers must assemble...

in the front yard of Building T at 10:45.

The transport will leave for the Hans Schemm School...

sharp at 11 a.m.

The commander of the Guard, Obersturmführer Gustav Wegner...

will lead the procession to the cemetery...

with a delegation from the German Girls' League...

and Air Force students.

Obersturmbannführer Höss.

Rudolf. Forward.

How are you?

Good.

I just received this.

Obergruppenführer Pohl met with Reichsführer Himmler...

to evaluate the figures involved...

and your name came up.

We will move Liebehenschel to Majdanek.

- You don't have enough energy for this. - I understand.

You will receive operational orders from Eichmann.

Perfect.

Let me know what resources you need to get there.

I will do that.

If there is any problem, go to me or Gerhard directly.

Thank you.

-How is Hedwig? - Good.

Pohl told me that he sends the boss flowers from his garden every week.

Yeah.

He gets the job done.

I will do that. Thank you.

I appreciate the trust you have in me.

AND?

I'm not sure yet.

Don't worry.

He will not have everyone cremated.

You will have your workers.

You will see.

- Sleep well? - Yeah.

How many times a day does she have a bowel movement?

Two daily.

How do you urinate?

No problem.

I'll feel it. First, above.

If you have any pain, please let me know.

This is Höss. Long distance call...

to KL Auschwitz, Höss private residence.

I'll wait in line.

Are you there?

- Hello? - You can talk?

- Everything is alright? - Yeah.

I have news.

I told you I had heard rumors, but nothing concrete.

- What news? - About Hungary.

The old man gave me orders from Heinrich.

It's finally going to happen. I will be in charge again.

Wow, that's a big relief.

I admit that I am very happy.

Yeah.

I don't know, I'll go to Budapest first. Everything will be clearer after that.

Anyway, my gears are turning.

I have to go. I'll call you after the party.

No Please.

Tell Eleanor Pohl, when she receives the package from her,

Look in the compact. They're inside.

I heard Himmler call it Operation Höss.

That is fantastic. I'm really happy for you.

Thanks, Mutzi.

- It's also your last name. -Who was present?

Truth be told, he wasn't paying attention.

He was busy imagining how he would gas everyone in the room.

It would be very difficult, logistically,

by the height of the ceiling.

It's the middle of the night and I have to go to bed.

I shouldn't have called so late.

He was excited to tell you the name.

You can tell me everything when you come back.

Have you already told them that dad is coming home?

Yes, good night.

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