All language subtitles for Stella.A.Life.2023.720p.BluRay.x264.AAC-[YTS.MX]

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

We're all alone No chaperone can get our number

The world's in slumber

Sing, sing, sing, sing

Everybody start to sing Ooh ooh, waah ooh

Now you're singin' with a swing

Sing, sing, sing, sing

Everybody start to sing Ooh ooh, waah ooh

Now you're singin' with a swing

When the music goes around Everybody goes to town

But here's something you should know Ha ha baby, ho ho ho

Sing, sing, sing, sing

Everybody start to sing Everybody start to sing

Now you're singin' with a swing

Keep singing Keep swinging

- Very good. - Perfect!

Aaron, what do you think?

Johnny, play more up front in the B part like Gene Krupa.

And in the chorus you go on the cymbal.

And!

Fred, you missed your cue.

Yes! Because there's kissing going on back there.

Look away, sweetie, it's just Inge.

Come on, everybody One, two, three, four

Yes, but men and women do things like that sometimes, I've heard.

I don't want that. I'll be leaving soon anyway.

Stella, the Americans aren't letting anyone in anymore.

- That was the case with us and… - Yes, maybe with you.

I'm going swimming.

Come on, frog!

- He doesn't write, he ducks away, Gerd. - Nothing comes from your gang.

Every day, 50,000 Jews wait in front of the US embassy for their visa.

- Naive. - I know, I'm naive.

Can you please stop doing that?

Pass the salt, dot.

Mom, I have a question.

Why don't you go to Baranofsky? The Cohns and the Gutmanns were there.

I'm not giving that shady lawyer my last money.

- Your father doesn't want to leave. - I don't want to either.

I am German, I fought for the country and I will not allow myself to be driven away.

You are Jewish, Gerd! Look at your passport.

Can I have your glitter dress on Saturday?

- No. - But I don't have anything else.

- I said no. - Then I'll just go naked.

You are so narrow-minded, unbelievable.

The Nazis have occupied half of Europe and are already in Paris.

- It's my fault too. - Shut up.

Then we'll just give up and die.

Yes, I called two days ago.

Please check again.

Impossible. We have to be on the list.

Goldschlag, Gerhard. G, O, L, D…

You must have the visa.

My cousin spoke to a senator in Washington.

- What does assure mean? - Assure.

- Was? - Assure.

He assured me that he would send it directly to the embassy.

Eight weeks ago!

I'm sorry. I know.

We are very desperate. We have to leave the country.

Please.

Let's be outrageous Let's misbehave

When Adam won Eve's hand He wouldn't stand for teasin'

He didn't care About those apples out of season

They say that spring means just one thing To little lovebirds

We're not above birds Let's misbehave

- Just let him play through. - Nah.

- It's the third time. He's drunk. - I would be too.

Inge, bar 12 on the 2 a half tone higher, please.

Johnny, when you play, think of Gene Krupa, not your grandma.

Can you do that? It's pointless like this.

Mercy! His father is in jail.

- He'll be out soon. - Stella, you're stupid.

- That's punishable by death. - For a pound of butter?

Because we are Jews.

That can be used to excuse anything.

Then let's just forget about it and cancel Saturday.

Stop it.

- Stella, sweetie... - I've had enough of your whining.

"Let's misbehave." Let's go.

Come on, Theo, let's go. We're not made of sugar, are we?

You should have a great career

Yes you should

Yes you should

Only one thing stops

According to.

Look at me.

Your father is coming back, Theo.

According to…

You are so beautiful, my child.

You should have a great career

Yes you should

Yes you should

Only one thing stops you, dear

You're too good

If you want a future, darling

Why don't you get a past?

Cause that fatal moment's coming at last

We're all alone No chaperone can get our number

The world's in slumber

Let's misbehave

There's something wild about you, child

That's so contagious

Let's be outrageous Let's misbehave

When Adam won Eve's hand He wouldn't stand for teasin'

He didn't care About those apples out of season

They say that spring means just one thing To little lovebirds

We're not above birds

Let's misbehave

If you'd be just so sweet And only meet your fate, dear

It would be the great event Of nineteen twenty-eight, dear

Encore! Encore!

- Really great. - That was so nice.

Wasn't that bad, was it?

Stella, that was so great.

You were absolutely unbelievably amazing.

Eight marks per hour of nude sitting is over the tariff.

Plus a bottle of Chateauneuf Düdelüd.

Yes, yes, you little rascals.

Is that a yes?

Star. Star!

You were enchanting.

Show me. Show me!

- Was he? - He thought it was great.

If we make it across, we should let them know!

Show the card. Give me the card.

Wow, Broadway.

Next year at the Cotton Club!

Music!

We'll get you on the ship too.

And if I stuff you in my suitcase.

Inge!

Inge!

- No. - Yes.

- Sabotage! Go, go! - No!

I'll come later tomorrow morning.

They picked up another one today.

Fred, I'm scared.

Let me.

- Good night. - Take care.

Them, them!

Princess? The hammer, I need the hammer.

Next.

Tauentzien, next stop Tauentzien.

You stay here.

Taxi!

Do we know each other from somewhere?

It's possible.

I am an actress.

Oh right.

Ida, Ida Proeck.

Yes, yes, I know you too.

Can I no longer meet my friends?

Without a star at curfew, they'll put you in the camp.

- They don't check. - No.

- I don't look like a Jew. - You won't do that again, OK?

Why do you get off at Tauentzien if you want to visit Hansi?

It was her birthday and I wanted to buy flowers.

- How stupid do you think we are? - Yes, but that's how it was.

She was on the move again.

- Mom? - Here.

What is that?

The world is coming to an end and Madame is having fun. In the dance palace.

- You're just jealous. - Have you lied to us again?

- You can feel sorry for your husband. - He feels sorry for himself.

shiksa.

You don't know me at all.

Fred. Fred!

Alarm!

Can anyone help me?

Be glad that I'm here today. If you were at Heise, you'd be gone by now.

My mother wanted to thank me for the soap.

No, no, don't bother. It'll be over for you soon anyway.

- Brunner should make Berlin free of Jews. - I won't wait for that.

How do you want to go into hiding?

- You need food stamps. - Think about it, Johnny!

Identity cards, passports. Rolf is great.

- Oh, Johnny has a crush! - Go ahead and kiss me.

Ask the foreman what he meant. It could be a misunderstanding.

- We must resist. - They beat Baum to death.

- Fritz is right. - They need us for armaments.

- No. - Forced laborers are supposed to replace us.

- It will be a targeted action against us. - Who says?

- Rolf. - Ah, Rolf!

In Auschwitz they shoot Jews en masse.

- These are horror stories. - That's what a driver in the Wehrmacht says.

He got it from his aunt and she got it from the cat.

We have survived thousands of years. We will also survive the Nazis.

We are smarter and more beautiful.

- And we have the swing! - Yeah!

And.

Shine like the sun through the rain

Shine like the sun You can smile

All the clouds away

I can tell you that's what people do

If they can do it you can do it too

Laugh and sing and dance and swing See how much joy this life can bring

Well, I can tell you That's what people do

Why don't you bring Fred along again to distract him?

That's right! I hadn't thought of that yet.

You see. Be glad you have me.

Keep going!

Further!

As the flower wilts

If she does not kiss the sunshine

There has been a bombing atmosphere in the OKW since Stalingrad.

In the summer the war will be over. Then I'll take you to Capri.

There is a grand hotel at the marina with wonderful lemon ice cream.

Because it blossoms from love alone

Tell me again

My only love

- You stink. - What?

You stink. Of cigarettes.

Better?

- Why did you marry me? - Oh God.

I have never felt so alone as I do with you.

Is this my fault too?

I can not anymore.

I can not anymore.

I can't do this anymore. I can't do this anymore.

Fred, I love you.

Everything will be fine again.

The war will soon be over.

Everything will be fine, my love. Everything, everything will be fine.

All? Got it.

Jews, get out!

- Stella! - Wait here, I'll get Fred.

- Stella. - They have Fred.

Come on now.

Go on, go on, don't stop!

Stop. Stop. Stand still!

Yes. ID cards.

Further.

Further.

ID cards.

Halt!

ID cards.

Haven't we forgotten something?

Mom, your glove.

Thanks.

Give me your ID card.

- What are you doing? - We're going under.

Pst.

Please, please, quietly.

- Mom, I'm so worried about Fred. - Shhh.

They kill everyone in Auschwitz.

I'm sorry, you have to be quieter please.

- Fenske is watching like a gun dog. - Thank you, Clara.

Come here, come here.

Mom, we need food stamps. Please.

No, that is…

- Don't go out. - It's none of your business.

- They're taking us all to concentration camps. - Deport us.

It is forbidden. I am telling Mrs. Schöne.

Go ahead. We'll see who she believes more.

impudence.

Stop for a moment.

Zeidler von Jagow, Staff of the Reichsführer SS. The papers!

- They burned. We were bombed out. - Name?

- Ida Proeck. - When and where bombed?

- Three days ago. In Dortmund. - What are you doing in Berlin?

- I'm staying with relatives here. - Name, address?

Okay, now you're coming with me to the presidium.

No, please, my father is sick.

- Can we arrange this differently? - What did you have in mind?

I understand. Always the same old story with you guys.

By the way, I am Rolf, Rolf Isaakson, four-quarters Jewish.

Johnny said you need food stamps and an identity card.

Or are you not Stella at all?

Wait. We only just met.

You have a big mouth.

And.

Paul? That's unbelievable, are you here too?

- This is the... - The, um... The fiancée.

And.

I can also get you ID cards like that. You can move around freely with them.

He usually charges 2000 marks for this. He gave me a friendly price.

- Oh God, that feels good! - Yes, you like it, my hamster.

Ah, Papilein.

Pst.

Let's go.

Stella. Stella, please, we are friends!

We are not relatives either.

Come, come, come.

Stop!

Halt!

It's okay.

Please.

- Gestapo. Are you Mrs. Schöne? - Mr. Fenske, was that really necessary?

They are supposed to hide people here.

What are you doing there?

Everything's fine, Mr. Conradi. Go back inside.

Step aside.

How many people live here?

- Alone. My husband is dead. - Why is the door locked?

Pst.

Good evening.

Your room is reserved for Gerd and Toni Gransow.

Pension Rinkel at Rankeplatz. Can you remember that?

Thank you, that is very generous.

I don't know how we can return the favor.

I'm going with Rolf, I told you.

Dot, I don't think that's acceptable. Please come with us.

Proeck from Berlin and Gransow from Cologne in one room?

- Why don't you call the Gestapo right away? - That's a good thing.

- I'll bring you food stamps. - No contact.

This is far too dangerous for all of us.

Nice evening.

Take care.

Yes, yes, we'll be careful.

That doesn't work.

Aaron and I have known each other since we were children.

I can't do that. This is a friend.

Yes, a friend.

I'm not going to leave 2000 marks lying on the street. I can't afford that.

- I'm a friend too. - You're not a friend.

Teppichhandel Salomon sounds like filthy rich Jews.

They have their reserves, I tell you that.

Come on, you can do it. I know you.

lucky guy.

To the women!

Excuse me.

I just listened to a recording by Charlie Parker.

- Goosebumps. - Beautiful.

Do you have the money with you?

Unfortunately it has become more expensive. I need 2000 more.

2000?

We don't have that much. It's all on credit.

I can't change it. I don't set the prices.

Mom still has Grandma's gold brooch.

No, I can't do that. Whatever comes with it.

- We had an agreement. - Passes cost three times as much elsewhere.

I sang recently. In a dream.

We were rehearsing and you were complaining the whole time.

And then I woke up and cried.

Man, I miss her so much.

Even Inge.

I'm thinking of Fred right now.

Sorry, wrong moment.

I'll call mom about the brooch.

Honey, how many times do I have to ask you?

Women!

- Heil Hitler. - Heil Hitler.

I couldn't do anything.

Yes, yes, yes, you idiot.

Do it properly. We want to sell them again.

Oh man, now it's my fault again.

You did well. What kind of face are you pulling?

Such are the times. Go with it or go under.

- He eats cabbage rolls every Wednesday. - Hans Albers?

Yes. Then when you film a kissing scene with him, you drop dead.

- It's a tough job. - Mhm.

Did you bring me something?

Hey, Ida, I actually can't do that.

Why, it works. I would like more.

Please?

During this shoot alone, five colleagues live in mixed marriages.

These are blank ID cards from the OKW. This is highly illegal.

Yes. That's what I find so exciting about you.

You are a brand.

First you disappear off the face of the earth for weeks and then…

Do I get the two now?

Will you please stop that?

- "Mommy." - Stop it!

"Mutti!"

On, on, on.

Her parents are in a boarding house, mine are in Auschwitz.

Guess who cries at night? "Mommy, mommy, I miss you so much."

- What did I do to you? - Nothing. That's the problem.

Meet the ensign. We need the money.

- The place is expensive. - I'm not your whore!

You're just supposed to fuck him. You can do that anyway.

- Hush, hush, hush, sweetie. - Get out of here!

Stop for a moment. Come with me.

Cioma, I need somewhere to sleep.

- Do you have a room or not? - A room? Me?

- He said you have one. - Mikki, do I have one?

- The place on Taunusstrasse. - It's gone again...

Go to the accommodation agency and say you've been bombed out.

Yes, thank you. And who will stamp my registration?

Yes, who stamps the police registration?

… against their deadliest threat are heartbreaking.

International Jewry promotes it with all its might.

Just as the resistance against communism

in our struggle for power in our own country

artificially put to sleep by the Jewish newspapers

and was only revived by National Socialism.

It will be stamped and on our table until 10am tomorrow morning.

Judaism once again shows itself to be the incarnation of evil.

The guard is around the corner.

… as a plastic demon of…

Two minutes later he bursts back in, without knocking, and I'm half naked.

If he could have my ID card for accounting again. "Heil Hitler!"

Yes, that's how they are. But don't worry.

I have an original stamp from the 157th precinct.

He stands up straight inside.

Isn't it too risky to just show your workshop like that?

Maybe not so smart. I think we'd better not do that.

You'll still get the registration. Come to KaDeWe around two.

Thank you, Cioma, you are a treasure.

I know you weren't at the station. You're a Jew, right?

Breakfast is at seven.

- What's wrong? - Nothing, go to bed.

- 500 is too much. - You pay that, Rolf.

- But you're not Rolf. 200 at the most. - These are originals from the OKW.

- 400 or let it go. - Then let's leave it.

The pool closes in 15 minutes.

15 minutes until closing time.

We should definitely come back.

I was bombed out.

- I need a place to sleep. - Nope.

Months.

Go away, leave me alone!

I heard you're making a big splash now.

Months!

You have no decency, nothing!

You lonely asshole should thank me for meeting you.

Correct. Thanks.

- You're a big cat. I like that. - Yes?

And.

Where do you want to go?

I thought we were going to the hotel.

I'll be right back. Don't run away.

Excuse me!

Excuse me, sir. Do you have a light?

I have the passports, I have them. Come, come, come.

Schnell, schnell, schnell!

Hey, no running here!

Hop, hop, hop, hop!

Germany Germany above everything

About everything in the world

Johnny!

For the German Fatherland

It's open here! It's open here too.

Pull yourself together. Comrades are dying at the front.

He's looking again. He's not kosher.

What are you staring at? You idiot, you.

-Cabbage soup, -With meatballs, or what?

In "The Great Love" she looks like a standard poodle.

- But her voice is sensational. - You are much better.

Can we salt and pepper?

Where is Johnny?

Are you longing?

Perhaps.

Man, Rolf, Berlin is also a village.

Day, Inge.

- Don't you recognize me anymore? - Oh. Hello.

Where is Johnny?

Well, I wasn't even here.

"Rolf, man, Berlin is also a village."

Please tell me you didn't have anything to do with Inge.

"I had nothing to do with Inge."

You are a very special woman.

I know.

- Shall we get married? - Right now?

- Gestapo. Come with me. - Is the lady yours?

- No, I don't know any more details. - Yes, yes, come on.

Let's go.

Doesn't even have a bra.

July 2, 1943, 4:12 p.m.

Continuation of the interrogation of the later-named Kübler, née Goldschlag, Stella Sara.

Is that him?

You say he lives at Taunusstraße 39, right?

And.

But he doesn't live there. He never has.

Now sit up straight.

Jewish cunt.

Tell us again about the handover. From KaDeWe.

We met at KaDeWe, at the perfume shop.

- And that was on... - On June 23rd.

- You said earlier, the 20th. - No, the 23rd.

- It was raining, we went inside. - The 23rd was a Sunday.

Sorry, then it was the 22nd.

- The second lie. What do you think? - The 22nd, the 23rd...

Why don't you wear a bra?

- So, where does he live? - I don't know. We barely know each other.

But your Jewish friend said exactly the opposite.

They were close with Schönhaus and knew each other from art school.

- I once did a nude for him. - Louder!

- I once did a nude for him. - Did a nude?

The 13th Ordinance on the Reich Citizenship Law came into force yesterday.

We can execute sentences against Jews immediately without any trial.

Where does he live?

I don't know it.

That was fun and now it's getting serious. So, where does he live?

I don't know it.

Who else knows where he lives?

- Mickey. - Mickey, weiter?

- Mickey Hellmann. - Address?

- Don't let up now! - I don't know.

Mickey Hellman.

- Kantstraße 12! - That's a post office address!

I've had enough of this. She's just lying, that stupid cunt.

Where is Cioma Schönhaus?

Where does Schönhaus live?

George, wait a minute, let it go.

Get up. Come, come here.

Now you write a postcard.

Come on.

Sit down.

And.

It's good.

"Dear Mikki, I need to see you urgently, comma,

I find myself in a difficult situation."

Excuse me.

Can we do this or should we take a break?

Pause, huh?

Come over here.

Is that him?

Yes, that's him. That's him.

Let me go, let me go!

And.

Dr. Schreyer, Obersturmbannführer Mohnke is here now.

bite.

I'll be right back.

Obersturmbannführer Mohnke, we see each other again, what a pleasure.

I'm sorry, but the feeling is not mutual.

Excuse me, what are you doing? Stop here!

They must be here.

- My mother has curly hair, my father... - You must know her last name!

I was bombed out.

- Hands off. - There they are.

These are my parents!

- Get out of here! - Stella!

Oh, my child, my child!

dots.

Come, come.

You have to tell me what happened. Otherwise I can't help you.

We need a doctor. I ask the night porter.

- Sit down first. - But how…

Stella, please talk to me.

Please.

He was kicking me the whole time.

- Who? - The policeman.

They arrested you?

They asked me questions the whole time.

What did you do?

Nothing! I didn't do anything.

- That can't be true. - I didn't do anything!

- Everything's fine. - I didn't do anything.

I have not done anything.

Good luck and many blessings on all your paths

health and happiness

-On all your paths -Be there too

-Health and happiness -Good luck and many blessings

On all your paths

- Good luck. - All the best, Dot.

- Everything will be fine. - Yes.

No no no!

Them, them! Time!

The!

So. Everyone out, out, out!

Come on, faster, up there!

Yes again!

- Is today Theresienstadt? - No, Auschwitz.

- It stinks. - Someone has shit in it.

Eichental, Joseph Israel.

Eichental, Veronika Sara.

Hochstein, Albert Israel.

Drachenfeld, Karl Israel.

Adler, Wilhelm Israel.

Adler, Margaret Sara.

Adler, Levin Sara.

Ernst, Otto Israel.

Goldner, Max Israel.

Goldner, Mathilde Sarah.

Meier, Johanna Sara.

Kübler, Stella Sara.

- That can't be. - It's not my turn yet!

My husband is a front-line soldier. We have a right to Theresienstadt!

This is a misunderstanding.

You can't tear families apart!

That doesn't work!

Go away!

Go away!

Go away!

Can you please deliver this letter to my niece? It is very important.

Sat, Line 11.

Here past the train station,

Up Alt-Moabit, right into Rathenower.

This is the Turmstrasse barracks. Does that ring a bell?

Or should we just end the matter?

Where did you get off?

I... There was another bus.

- The driver was sitting on a bench smoking. - At the Waldstraße terminus?

How did you get to him from there? Show me.

We walked a few meters and then we turned.

The way to the studio, Mrs. Kübler.

Please, Mr. Lachmuth, I don't want to go to Auschwitz. I'm still so young.

You are still a case of clarification. You are not on the list yet.

Oh, Schützendorf? What a coincidence.

Her mother studied singing with Schützendorf. I studied with him too.

On me.

We turned, right I think, and passed a café.

Very good, please carry on.

- There was a park. - A park? There is no park.

Or a green strip. We are in a backyard.

- And that's where the studio was? - Mhm.

Would you recognize it on site?

Good. I'll give you two Jewish investigators.

It must be around the corner. Do you get paid?

Yes, there are 160 marks. And you get there via transport.

- You don't live in the camp? - Nope.

He lives on Torstraße and I live on Rosenthaler Platz.

Am Rosenthaler.

We were here an hour ago.

But this is here.

He got some sugar from the café.

- Sugar? I can fool myself. - Günther, stay charming for once.

Which way?

The next one on the right. There it is.

Last attempt.

At Leder-Meyer's daughter's.

I know you! Yes, yes, yes.

Shit!

You have no idea, do you?

I won't rat you out.

We say the bird has flown away, but you know which cafes he goes to.

- So. What do we do now? - We'll bring them back.

The lady has no idea. She just told me.

Well, that wasn't so smart. Now you're on the list.

- They're taking us to Auschwitz. - Psst.

- I don't want to go to Auschwitz. - Now stop it.

- I don't want to go to Au... - Stella.

Pst.

Tomorrow you go to Lachmuth and discuss it with him.

He was well-disposed towards you.

Come in, if it's not a Jew.

- 20? - Yes.

- Two? - Yes.

I have Kübler here. She was looking for the Schönhaus.

- It didn't do any good. Tell me. Zero? - Yes.

- 4? - Gone.

But she knows the shops where he hangs out.

So, what do you think?

She can sing.

His name is Grand.

So, what do you sing?

Jazz, above all. But also whatever you want.

Negro music?

Is this even allowed?

Well then, come on, let's hear something.

I hear.

We're all alone No chaperone can get our number

The world's in slumber Let's misbehave

There's something wild about you, child

That's so contagious Let's be outrageous

Let's misbehave

You're really good at that.

Thanks.

I have no use for them. Schönhaus has fled.

Walter, we don't know.

Yes, I know that for sure.

And on we go.

Come on.

Now come on, quick.

I could do the same as Mr. Abrahamsohn.

Ah? What does the son of Abraham do all day?

What are you doing besides ripping me off at Skat?

I know quite a few people.

- Come with me! - What's going on? Leave me alone!

Gestapo. Come with us.

Get out of here!

They still live there. A woman brought groceries there.

Mandelbaum, an elderly couple.

Yes, Kantstraße 38, 3rd floor. I'll wait there.

Lilo, that doesn't exist.

Are you not feeling well? You look very pale.

Man, you've grown up.

This is Stella. You don't have to be afraid of her.

You can work there and then relax in the steam room in the evening.

I won't betray anyone.

No? Then you leave it alone.

She would rather go to Auschwitz. How stubborn can you be?

Bye.

And how are things going for you? What do you say?

I'm slowly coming in.

It's a fine job here, too.

Good pay, always in the fresh air.

I heard you were at the movies.

Yes, I thought I would find someone there.

- I'll watch the whole movie, OK? - I didn't.

- Don't lie to me. - I'm trying.

You're having a blast at my expense.

- No. I'm not. - Stop bullshitting me!

- If Rolf were here, everything would be much... - Who is Rolf?

Her boyfriend Rolf Isaakson was arrested with her.

Is at work in Wuhlheide.

- Rolf is a passport forger. He's good. - Rolf is a good guy? Then that's good.

You know what? I'm fed up. Put her on the transport.

Auschwitz, on the 28th. Mom and Dad too.

- Mr. Dobberke, it will get better. - Good, then do it!

Tomorrow evening I have three new additions, or you all get on the train.

Hello.

Oh, so you are that fiancée.

Who did you talk to on the phone? Rolf?

We broke up.

Oh my goodness, heartbreak.

Just eat. I thought you were hungry.

Forgiveness.

Get up, come with us!

Get up, I said!

Quickly continue down the stairs. Let's go.

- Everyone here says it was you. - You should just pretend.

It is not good to betray your own people.

Who am I doing all this for?

Oh, so now it's our fault?

Then why are we here?

- Dot. Dot! - We shouldn't have allowed that to happen.

That's her. She's always on the Ku'damm.

That's why she has a single room.

They should have not brought Rolf into play.

The interrogation got out of hand.

The boss felt provoked by him.

Back left, the last one.

Hey, get me out of here. I have money. Take my watch.

Rolf?

- Rolf? - Help. Please, you have to help me.

Rolf!

Rolf, Rolf.

I'll get you out of here.

We have to give them names and addresses.

You know the hiding places. The man with the French cap?

Or the couple from the allotment garden. That was in Wedding, wasn't it?

I need something tangible for Dobberke.

Oh, you want names. You have chutzpah.

- I want you to get out of here. - What? I'm going to Auschwitz!

Because you couldn't keep your mouth shut.

You have to pull yourself together.

- Dobberke listens to me. - Get out of here.

- You're not getting out without me! - Get out of here! You disgust me!

Rolf! Rolf, I need you. I need you.

Then go to Auschwitz.

20 Jews work in a workshop for the blind in Mitte.

I know of submarine apartments with ten divers or more.

I know half of Charlottenburg.

I'll fill a whole train with them. Tell him that.

Good day.

Mach!

I would like to have the ID cards.

No, stop, stop!

No! No! No! No!

What are we doing here?

You disgust me, you pig!

You have her on your conscience! You have her on your conscience!

We are doing exactly what you wanted to do.

Let me!

Let me!

Well, are you still alive?

Get out of here, quickly. There are Gestapo everywhere.

- Where shall we meet? - At the Kant cinema.

The day after tomorrow, afternoon performance.

Oh, how happy

Oh, you blessed one

I would like to work with Bruno Goldstein.

- What? - She lets people go.

- Shut up! - Why?

- He's lying. - Shut up!

Are you still in your right mind?

Burgstrasse wants to close here.

You are only here because I protect you.

What was that with your friend on the Ku'damm?

Who is stuffing his pockets? He has a suitcase full of money.

- What? What? - Stop now!

Apart! Apart, I said.

Mr. Isaacson is going to his room now.

On Monday the wedding will take place at the registry office in Wedding.

- Enough of this whining. - Yes, sir, Sturmscharführer.

I have arranged something for your parents.

They both go to Theresienstadt. There they are out of the line of fire.

Thank you, you are very good to me.

And.

Are you good to me too?

Do you let Jews run away?

No. And you know that too, Walter.

You're far too good for this place.

Such a classy woman.

Oh, how happy

Oh, you blessed one

Grace-Bringing Christmas Season

I have a friend in the Waffen-SS in Auschwitz.

The Jews are sorted out immediately upon arrival.

Some go to work.

The others go take a shower.

They always stuff 500 in there.

Children and women first.

Then the door closes…

…and gas comes out of the showers.

And after 15 minutes everyone is dead.

This goes on all day...

…morning to evening.

Day after day.

Don't stop, go, go, go!

The!

You don't have to worry. I'll be fine.

They have a real concert hall in Theresienstadt and even a choir.

I'll send you food. Maybe I'll get your Jagdwurst again.

Keep us in your heart, my dear tender child.

You are all we have.

Mom.

You're better off there than here.

Really, you are safe. Dobberke says so too.

Don't promise us too much.

Staying behind.

Be careful.

First they arrested Ilja, then Hansi.

Three weeks later, Fritz-Günther. Picked everyone up.

Inge Lustig betrayed me.

Inge? Our Inge?

Yes. At Café Bollenmüller.

They took me to Burgstrasse and almost beat me to death.

The word of mouth is going crazy again.

Supposedly a blonde woman is walking along the Ku'damm and betraying Jews.

Maybe Inge.

That would fit.

Why does she do that?

The only thing she can do now is hang herself.

I'm so glad you're still alive.

I know people who smuggle Jews across the green border into Switzerland.

We take bikes. The train is too dangerous because of the controls.

In three weeks we'll be down, then we'll be free.

Stella, we are going to America.

Life is just beginning.

What is?

Nothing. That sounds wonderful.

Everyone out of there!

Here comes the regimental mother. 60 Jews at once. All transported away.

Why are you staring like that!

What a pathetic creature you are.

You will pay for this, you witch.

When the war is over, we'll come and get you.

Pooh.

Shame on you!

Such a shame, Stella Kübler!

The woman is mobile

Like a feather in the wind

The woman is mobile

I would like to see your ID.

Hold him. Jew!

Stella.

Lilo, I have to take you with me. Get your coat and come.

- That's not possible. He has scarlet fever. - Don't be a bitch.

Mama!

Come here.

Stella.

Right in front of the entrance.

Right in front of the entrance.

The walk began like a picnic trip.

Eventually there was a concentration camp near every German city.

But there was no picnic waiting for them behind the barbed wire.

Only death has lingered here.

wedding rings.

Piled up glasses and gold teeth.

Torn from their mouths.

These instruments were used to pull the teeth.

Each and every one of them was murdered on the orders of the Nazi leadership.

Please sit down. Look.

But the Germans,

who allegedly knew nothing were also responsible.

They were happy to put themselves in the hands of criminals and madmen.

Mrs. Kübler, where is your husband?

They couldn't understand it acoustically.

Why do you claim that my client called the Gestapo?

Well, that was her trick.

She let herself be invited to dinner and then she betrayed the people.

She didn't just do this to me.

So you don't know.

Did you have 10,000 Reichsmarks and a gold cigarette case with you at that time?

- Yes. - You were a good catch.

Did you pat my client's hand during the conversation?

I just wanted her...

Perhaps my client retreated to the toilet to avoid your advances?

Did she say that? That's a disgrace.

Someone should punch her in the face!

Gentlemen, please be quiet. Please be quiet.

It has been proven that my client did not have a gun.

"No bitches, or I'll shoot."

Ms. Kübler-Isaakson describes it differently:

She has come to warn you.

Did you go because your mixed marriage would protect you from deportation?

I would never have left my son alone!

At your instigation, he was taken to the collection camp.

My son died in Theresienstadt,

because she betrayed me!

She took my son to the concentration camp!

That was my mother!

Please sit down. Quiet. Quiet, please!

The death of your son is a tragedy.

But don't you share some responsibility?

- You can't be serious. - I won't sleep a wink at night anymore.

- All the anger awaits me. - Aaron, you are a witness.

What are you afraid of? You just have to tell the truth tomorrow.

So. Now let's eat.

Do you like seafood, Mr. Aaron Salomon?

- Oh, you're allergic to fish. - I've never had one.

No? Then I'm confusing it with Johnny.

Do you remember how we went home with Fred via Wilmersdorfer

and you were still thinking about the rehearsals?

You ran into the street lamp.

I can't say that everything was Inge.

- You said that yourself back then. - That was just a guess.

I don't know what you're getting at.

You have done terrible things, you can't deny that.

My parents were murdered in Auschwitz, did you know that?

I was imprisoned in a Russian camp for ten years. I got tuberculosis from that.

- I'm sorry, I didn't know that. - In January I applied for victim support.

Do you know what happened then?

The German state has refused.

Instead, I am now being put on trial.

"The Blonde Ghost", "Beast", the things they don't write.

Even my own daughter doesn't want to see me anymore.

And now I have to go back to prison.

I've never had a life.

Were you actually in love with me?

I... I can't put it together. We were so close.

- I thought I knew you. - Oh.

You didn't choose it.

The Nazis tortured you and forced you to participate.

- Rolf ripped people off. - Don't blame everything on others.

In 1945 he disappeared with a lot of money.

They have seen your actions. They are not making this up.

You must repent, please.

You can't just carry on living with guilt.

- Do you remember Al Mannheimer? - Al? Yes, what about Al?

He told everyone that I was having an affair with Dr. Bandmann. That's how it goes.

What does this have to do with the process?

They are jealous of me. They hate me.

Because I am blonde and beautiful and stand out from the crowd.

- Who? - The Jews.

Who started the process?

- The witnesses are in cahoots. - Now the Jews are to blame?

- This is mass psychosis! - We are the Jews!

- You put our friends in the concentration camp! - Don't shout like that.

You stole Lilo's address and gave her away.

- That's it. - No!

- You drove hundreds to their deaths! - Shut up!

I don't know what I did to you that you stabbed me in the back like that.

Either you're on my side or you're leaving now. Think about it carefully.

Ugh, you should be ashamed of yourself. Shame on you.

Shalom, Stella.

Shalom.

You have voted?

And.

In the name of the people, the following judgment is issued:

The defendant is acquitted in six cases

for aiding and abetting murder and deprivation of liberty resulting in death

sentenced to ten years in prison.

- Bravo! - That's right.

The penalty applies

by the sentence imposed by a court of the Soviet occupying power

and prison sentence served by the defendant

as well as the time spent in pre-trial detention in the present proceedings.

- Unbelievable! - Scandal!

Civil rights are revoked.

You are free.

The defendant shall bear the costs of the proceedings.

You can go home. Congratulations.

Or the Berlin State Treasury.

On the reasons for the verdict… Please take a seat.

...like this school class from Dortmund who visited the memorial.

A place that aims to keep the memory of the Nazi atrocities alive.

And this is more necessary today than ever.

The extermination of the Jewish race in Europe…

Because the murder of six million Jews was only possible

because an entire people became perpetrators.

Let's misbehave

Let's misbehave

If you'd be just so sweet And only meet your fate, dear,

It would be the great event Of nineteen twenty-eight, dear

Let's misbehave