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Speaker 1: The CBS Radio Mystery Theater Presents. Come in, Welcome him. E. G.

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Speaker 2: Marshall.

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Speaker 1: You are standing in the doorway of the diabolic, the dangerous,

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the deadly, and in a minute or so you will

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hear one of the strangest tales we've ever told, a story.

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Speaker 2: Unlike any we have ever poured into.

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Speaker 1: Your willing ears, because this is a story about a

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man you knew only too well, a man who personified

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the diabolic, the dangerous, the deadly to an entire generation,

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a man the world will never forget.

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Speaker 2: Before he gives we're pumping too fast, doctor, Look at

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his skin. He's turning purport. Another another minute. We must

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improve his heart action. You'll kill him this way. He's

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too old to stand this. Look. Look he's trying to speak.

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Speaker 1: That.

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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, I know, I know you are tired.

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My cure.

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Speaker 1: Our mystery drama, The Rise and Fall of the Fourth Rice,

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was written especially for the Mystery Theater by Henry Slesser

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and stars Robert.

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Speaker 2: Dryden and Paul Hecht.

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Speaker 1: It is sponsored in part by Buick Motor Division and

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Uncle Ben's Long Grain and Wild Rice.

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Speaker 3: I'll be back shortly that one.

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Speaker 1: This is Mexico City, a noisy, bustling city full of

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people and automobile traffic. Right now, we're standing at the

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intersection of the Paseou de lau Refma and the Avenir

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delos Incorentis. We're watching a black thunderbird make its way

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down the avenue and then turn into the narrow, crazy

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quilt streets of the makeshift neighborhood they call the siwadaras Perdidas,

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one of the lost cities built by the Squarters.

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Speaker 2: There are two men in that automobile.

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Speaker 1: One of them is a man of seventy one years

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and his name is doctor Hans Bunderschoff. The other is

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a man who has many names, so we'll let him

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introduce himself.

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Speaker 4: You can call me Gunter. In London, i used the

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name George Brighton. When I lived in New York, I

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called myself. That's the difference. Now I'm in Mexico and

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my name is Gunta Binde, and that's good enough.

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Speaker 2: The building, yes, yes, looks like it. You have the

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photograph of here right here in the envelope.

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Speaker 4: Yes, yes, yes, that's the building, Doctor Benton. But it

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looks empty even the band.

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Speaker 2: If our information is correct, and if God is with us.

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There is still one occupant.

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Speaker 4: As we mounted the stairs of the ancient building, it

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was hard to believe that the information was correct, or

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that God was even aware of this dingy hovel on

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the edge of nowhere.

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Speaker 2: But then we were.

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Speaker 4: At the door of the third floor back apartment, and

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it was obvious that no luck was necessary, because no

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thief could be interested in what might lie behind that door.

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But we were very interested. We had spent a lifetime

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seeking it, or rather seeking him a.

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Speaker 2: Cunta gunter. Look, dear lord, he doesn't look alive. Yes, yes,

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but he's breathing. You can see him breathe. Doctor, how

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can we be sure? He doesn't look like there's barely

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any resemblance. He's eighty six years old, Gunsa, What did

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you expect? But we are sure it's him, There's no

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question of youurification. It's him, the one we have sought

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for so long. I must try to speak to him.

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He's unconscious. He won't hear you. I must try my

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furor my furor can you hear me? My fiure. We

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have come to take you home, but our work was

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just beginning.

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Speaker 4: First, we emptied the trunk of our rented automobile, and

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I brought the heavy black suitcase containing doctor Bundershaff's apparatus

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up the three flights of rickety stairs. Fortunately, the man

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we had found in the third floor back apartment.

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Speaker 2: Was the building's only occupant, so our.

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Speaker 4: Thumping and bumping didn't disturb anyone, not even the man himself,

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who remained comatose throughout his breathing, growing more labored all

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the time.

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Speaker 2: We'll have to use the oxygen soon. I think he's

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suffering from cardiac insufficiency. Wait too late, doctor noh, no,

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he's lasted this long. He'll last until we're ready. We'll

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have to clean up this place too. It's filthy.

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Speaker 4: Our informants said. There was an old lady who took

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care of him. I've seen her.

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Speaker 2: She came around while we were bringing the trunks upstairs.

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She asked me about el siego. In thiego, that means

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the blind one. Is he blind and cataracts thick as

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bottles over both eyes. But don't worry, gone through. We'll

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take care of that too, our fura. We'll see again,

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our fura, we'll see the coming glory. What did you

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tell the old woman? Something that didn't surprise her, I

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told her Estimuerto, he is dead, l s Stei Muerto.

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Speaker 4: Yes, of course the old lady believed it, and so

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did the rest of the world, because our hearer had

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arranged it that way. In one of the most subtly

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conceived and well executed deceptions in history, a plan formulated

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long the for the first excavation of the Fura bunker

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below the Chancellery.

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Speaker 2: I remember that day in Berlin.

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Speaker 4: When the operative we called Leopard came up with the

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exciting news.

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Speaker 5: I'm telling you it's true. I got the information straight

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from the engineer in charge of the construction.

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Speaker 2: But what happened? How did they find the tunnel?

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Speaker 5: They were making a foundation for a new apartment building

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in a Hunter quarter and the whole thing collapsed. That's

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how they uncovered it. Six miles long, unter leading straight

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from the Chancellery to what must have been a secret airfield.

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Speaker 2: That's just speculation here the rest of it.

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Speaker 5: There's a barn at the site, or what's left of

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a barn, but there isn't any lost or stables or

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anything you might expect to find in a barn.

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Speaker 2: You mean it was used as a hangar.

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Speaker 5: Nobody wants to believe it, not officially, or they'll claim

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that Hitler never carried out his escape plan.

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Speaker 2: But do you think otherwise.

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Speaker 5: What I believe is the Fura confided his true intentions

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only to Bormann and Gebels. All the others in the

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bunker were kept in the dark so they could testify

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to the authorities about his so called suicide and Viking funeral.

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Speaker 4: Good lord, But the body in the blanket, the body

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that kinz Linger burned.

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Speaker 5: It was a corpse that he burned, but not the

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corpse of Adolf Hitler. I simply can't believe he remember

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Beaumont's statement that the face had to be covered because

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it was disfigured.

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Speaker 2: Hit Gunda.

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Speaker 5: The face was covered because it was the face of

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some orderly, not the face of their furra.

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Speaker 2: And now that.

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Speaker 4: Face was in front of me, his face, the little

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square mustache gone, the black hair with its slanted lock

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across that famous forehead gone. The lips that had once

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blared out martial music loud enough to stir the world

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had vanished into a black, toothless home.

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Speaker 2: The eye that had given hypnotic.

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Speaker 4: Guidance to millions looked out blindly through thick gray windows.

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Speaker 2: I stared at that face and I turned.

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Speaker 4: To Doctor Bundeschef. Doctor, doctor, is it really possible? Can

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we make him smile again?

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Speaker 2: It is possible, Gunter. We can make him smile and

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feel happiness for the future. But first we must make

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him understand. Shall I increase the pressure, doctorness, slowly, slowly.

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Speaker 4: He doesn't seem to respond to anything. I'm not a physician.

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I know my opinion doesn't matter. It's not in Cooma, Gunt.

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This conditioner is a small resignation. He has stop caring

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about being alive. His skin color is changing. More pressure, Gunter.

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The needle is near the danger mark. More pressure. I say,

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you're pumping too fast, Dot. Look at his skin. He's

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turning purple and love a minute. We must improve his hard.

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Speaker 2: You're killing him this way. He's too old to stand it,

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so he's trying to speak. He stependle. He said, quickly

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kill the pomper. Consider it's not German, No, Gunta, it

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isn't German. But don't forget. He's lived outside of Germany

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for thirty years. What does he's saying. He says that

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he is tired, very tired. He wants us to leave

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him in peace, like you're you are listening to me?

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Do you think he hears you? Don't look look at

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his eyes. He's blind. He knows someone is here, going

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to my far He conser. Yes, I know. I know

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you are tired. But now you can sleep, and when

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you wake, we will give you the future.

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Speaker 4: It was another twenty four hours before Stiller arrived. Stiller

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was a doctor too, but he was able to do

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something that doctor Bunderesheff could never do. He was an ophthalmologist,

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and he would apply his surgeon's skill to the cataracts

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that prevented our Fura from seeing the men who had

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come to restore him to power.

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Speaker 5: I'll do what I can, answer, but don't expect me

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to perform miracles.

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Speaker 2: Why not, Stiller, We have performed one. We have found him.

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Speaker 5: It's not enough simply to remove the cataracts. He'll need

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to be fitted with special glasses. Perhaps not after our

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indocrint treatment. Hans, you still persist in the stream. I

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know what I have accomplished before. I know, but I

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can accomplish now. But this challenge is too great. A

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man of his age, in his condition, I need.

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Speaker 2: Your assistance still, Gunter, is a fine young man, but

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he he lects professional skill.

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Speaker 5: I'm an eye doctor, Hans. I know nothing about glands

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and hormones and all your other mysteries.

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Speaker 2: Pleasura, help me, help me make it worthwhile for those

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eyes to see again.

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Speaker 5: All right, Hans, If you can believe in miracles, I

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suppose I can too.

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Speaker 2: The operation was performed. From Stiller's point of view, it

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was a success.

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Speaker 4: The gray clouds covering the old man's eyes were lifted.

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But it was only after new strength was pumped relentlessly

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into his bloodstream, after stimulants had excited the action of

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his heart and liver and pancreas and nervous system, did

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we see any reaction or result. And then the moment arrived,

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the moment when Adolph Hitler opened his eyes and spoke

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Speaker 2: Who are you?

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Speaker 6: Did you hear me?

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Speaker 2: Who are you? What do you want of me? We

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are your subjects? What your subjects? My fur?

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Speaker 6: You are mad? You are all mad. I am no one.

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Let me alone, Let me die.

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Speaker 2: No, no, my the you will not die. Stop calling

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me that my name is Marcus. Please please listen to

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me carefully, my furor, my name is Hans. Bundereshev. I

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am a doctor, an endocrinologist. I served your cause for

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many years. I have performed thousands of experiments on behalf

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of the right experiments, probing into the very core of

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life itself.

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Speaker 6: Yes, please, you must stop this. I will not hear

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more of this talk, these lies. I am nothing but

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an old.

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Speaker 2: Bad stear me out. While you are bringing Germany victories

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on the battlefield, I was seeking victory in the laboratory.

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I failed, just as we all did. Fid faid.

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Speaker 7: We were betrayed.

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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, betrayed, of course, and out of that betrayal

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we were defeated. But out of that defeat may now

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come victory. Victory. What do you say? He speaks the truth?

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My fear, are you? I am going to gunta bind

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your subject too, this ish man. I know that I

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was too young to serve your cause when you first

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brought glory to our nation. But my father served it

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and died for it. And now I want to be

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part of the new glory. You glory.

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Speaker 7: What are you raving about rule it?

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Speaker 2: Tell him, doctor, please Nogudu, you tell.

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Speaker 4: Him all right, I will, I fear, we have come

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to restore you to power.

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Speaker 1: As you can see, we have found ourselves in the

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middle of a horror story, a nightmare made all the

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more terrifying because of the reality that he inspired it.

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But came back to Hans Boundershoff make good on his

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incredible promise. Can a handful of men, even with the

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decayed body of a former tyrant, create a fourth.

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Speaker 2: Right in the world.

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Speaker 8: We'll be back shortly with that too.

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Speaker 1: Strange things are taking place in a near abandoned hobble

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on the edge of Mexico City. The third floor back

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apartment has been converted into a clean, white box of

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a room filled with gleaming chrome apparatus and the smell

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of strong chemicals. But there is something more than medical

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progress being discussed. For the men who have gathered in

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this room are discussing surgery on the world.

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Speaker 4: Don't misunderstand, my funeral. We are not men of politics.

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We know there are others who can guide you better

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than we politics.

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Speaker 6: I know nothing of politics. Why should an old man

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know anything but still water? He drinks the foods he

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puts into his mouth.

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Speaker 4: But you remember this much, my funer. You remember that

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politics is power, nothing more power.

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Speaker 6: Ha ha, And is that what you offer me. Are

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you hi, army, my legions? Is this my new chancellery?

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Speaker 2: But we speak of a different power. Now.

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Speaker 6: There is only one power, strength, and I have none.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, look at me, I am old die.

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Speaker 4: But the power we are talking about is strength, strength, life.

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Speaker 2: You use now, I know you are mad.

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Speaker 6: You would make me young again?

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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, my funer, We can give you back the

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years that were lost in Germany when you so risely

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escape from Berlim.

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Speaker 4: We don't know how many years we can promise you,

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or how much vitality we can restore, but it will

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suffice for your return to the fatherland.

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Speaker 5: Hands, look at him, his eyes, madness, madness, It is

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enough for now.

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Speaker 4: Hands, let him rest. You've troubled him enough. We must

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make him understand. It's no good unless he realizes or

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still is right he has stopped listening to us. We

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will speak to him again later. It was later, all right,

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almost two weeks later before we heard the voice of

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Adolf Hitler again. But Bundereshev was a busy man during

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that two week period. I had expected him to begin

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the ristosterone treatments first, but instead he chose to administer

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massive doses of vitamins, and then he began a series

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of amphetamine injections, whose effects he watched with concern for

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the stamina of Hitler's heart. But the fury survived. And

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then Bundeshaff began the critical face the hormonal injections which

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he had used to restore temporary youth to gray haired

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rodent veterans of the laboratory. Stiller and I watched the

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procedure in awe and skepticism.

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Speaker 5: A man is the rat hunts. It's simply not the

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same thing.

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Speaker 2: We have had similar results with primage. Stiller, don't tell

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me now that a man is not an ape.

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Speaker 5: I still cannot believe in this miracle of yours.

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Speaker 4: But he is stronger. You can see that for yourself.

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He grows stronger every day.

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Speaker 2: But will he grow younger? We'll soon know.

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Speaker 4: And then on the night of the tenth day, we

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were awakened by a horrendous cry.

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Speaker 2: God, But God, what is it with him?

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Speaker 6: The few must not be found by existing legal regulations.

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Speaker 2: The fewer.

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Speaker 6: It's lead off the nation, Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces,

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head of Color and Supreme Executive Chief, Supreme Justice, and

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lead off the parties.

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Speaker 2: Go ahead, yes, yes, but you're if you're please easy,

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easy to lie back, lie back and relax. Here I

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must conserve my strain is yes, the tried you must

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nice strength.

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Speaker 6: His strengths of Germany.

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Speaker 2: Seems to have gone back to sleep. Yes, yes, he sleeps,

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and this time his dreams are brighter, much brighter, coner.

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Speaker 4: Maybe our furist dreams were brighter. But doctor Bundershaft's dream

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began to fade as the days wore on. Despite daily

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massive doses of the hormonal formula, there seemed to be

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little change in the years that lined the face of

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Adolf Hitler and Stiller began to question whether the dream

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would ever be fully realized.

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Speaker 5: Hads, why do you persist? I was never convinced that

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your primate experiments were valid.

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Speaker 2: Everyone has been skeptical, most of all myself.

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Speaker 5: But I know it is true, Stilla, you should have

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conducted other human experiments first, to begin with.

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Speaker 2: This could not be a more important beginning or ending.

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Speaker 5: Didn't you have many deaths even among your apes?

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Speaker 2: Yes, yes there were errors. Change in the androgen balance

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can sometimes be dangerous.

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Speaker 5: And if such a change occurs, now what will you have?

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Speaker 2: A dead old man? Now? This is one thing we

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must not have merely a dead old man.

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Speaker 4: And so the experiment went on day after day until

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finally some improvement began to appear. Blood brushure almost in

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the normal range, red blood cell count, not much improvement yet.

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Muscle tone and that's hard to say.

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Speaker 2: Doctor.

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Speaker 4: Skin seems firmer to the touch, more elastic.

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Speaker 2: You see, still up one improvement after another. You still

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think we will fail.

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Speaker 5: It's a question of time, Hans, But do you have

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enough time?

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Speaker 2: This time? Time is the enemy. We're in a race,

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all right. We will double our efforts by doubling the dosages.

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But that might kill him. They're shock. We will have

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to try Gunter. So we doubled the dosages.

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Speaker 4: The risk was great, but doctor Bundershov was encouraged by

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Hitler's ability to withstand the initial treatment. There was only

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one problem. The increased dosages seemed to affect his mind,

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and days of delirium follow.

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Speaker 6: Fools, all fools, our enemies, enemies of themselves.

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Speaker 2: What is he saying? I can't make it up?

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Speaker 6: Britain is a dying empire, dying America is trying to

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be its heir. Russia wants the Balkans deprive them of

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the belief that victory is certain.

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Speaker 2: We must show them that they can never.

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Speaker 6: Reckon on our capitulation.

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Speaker 2: Never never. Don't you think this is dangerous? Now? Let

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him carry on?

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Speaker 6: Smiths the Americans forty five German divisions.

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Speaker 2: His voice grows stronger. Let me, General Collot. He may

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be unhinged. Doctor, Then all this would have been for nothing.

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He must wait and see. There must be no holding

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back now, no command. I must hold back his forces.

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Disobedience will be punished by death. Color Cola.

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Speaker 6: I hold you personally responsively.

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Speaker 2: Do you understand what is he saying? Who are those

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people in commands? Generals who are gone? I say that

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he's mad.

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Speaker 5: I say this whole experiment is mad.

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Speaker 2: The fewer only dreams. He must dream of yesterday before

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he can dream of tomorrow. The second miracle took place

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that same day. Here careful, yeah, lived carefully here here, doctor,

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and let me help you, sir. Are you sure it's

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all right to do this once? Yes? Yes, I think

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we can. All the life signs are encouraging his pulse,

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his color is blood pressure.

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Speaker 4: Even his eyes seem to be in better focused doctor.

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I think he's beginning.

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Speaker 2: To see us. His lips are moving. He does see us,

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no furre. Can you hear me? Can you understand what

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I am saying? My thera? Who are you? I told

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you my name it is Bundoshev. You are German? Yes? Yes,

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I am German and I am a physician. Why are

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you here? What is your purpose here? My purpose is reincarnation,

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my fura, there is no such thing. Then I will

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use the word rejuvenation. You can make people again. It

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has been my goal for all the years of my life.

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And where were you? Doctor? During the war. I was

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assigned by the ESSs to Dahoo to participate in the

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noble experiments of a racial hygiene. But I convinced my

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superior doctor Sigmond Rossa, that I would be better utilized

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in research which would uncover the mysteries of the aging process.

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I know of no such experiment. This was to be

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Doctor Roussia's surprise present to you my theory, a gift

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such as no loyal subject had yet given you the

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secret of eternal youth itself?

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Speaker 6: And so what became of this gift?

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Speaker 2: Doctor Russia abandoned the experiments after our early failures. Like

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Steinach and Woranov before us, our efforts produced only short

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lived improvement in the aged we were forced to conclude

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that the testes of men were useful only in the

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formation of romatozoa and the secretion of hormone. Yeah, gy

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on lost time. Nothing of this, that even the synthesis

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of testesterone was of no great consequence, although testosterone was

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one of the chemicals I still employ in the process.

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What the process I developed in Stockholm, where I worked

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after the war. It's no magic formula, my fura. It

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is a synergistic group of chemicals which I believe will

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eventually lead to an acceptable method of human rejuvenescence. Is

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it true?

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Speaker 7: He's what you say.

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Speaker 2: Really true?

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Speaker 1: It is?

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Speaker 2: It is all true, monsieur.

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Speaker 6: You can make me as I was.

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Speaker 2: We can do only so much, but it will be

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enough for the cause, enough to make the world tremble

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at your resurrection from the dead.

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Speaker 6: World.

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Speaker 4: When you make your reappearance at the proper time, in

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the proper place, it will be like a lightning bolt

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illuminating the planet.

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Speaker 2: That is our hope, my fear. We wish it to

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be your hope.

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Speaker 6: Too, hope, but I had abandoned it thirty years ago.

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Speaker 4: But we bring you hope again, my fearer hope for

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a new beginning, the beginning of the next thousand years.

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Speaker 2: Tell us tell us your thoughts, tell us what you wish.

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Speaker 6: Very well, I will tell you what I wish. I

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wish for something to eat.

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Speaker 4: And with those words we knew that it was going

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to work, that our fearer was back among us again.

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Speaker 2: That the day of the fourth Rife Adawn.

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Speaker 1: The fourth Reich sends shivers up and down your back,

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doesn't it. But the idea has created ecstasy in that

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small room in Mexico City, has three men watch eagerly as.

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Speaker 2: Adolf Hitler dines.

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Speaker 1: His appetite used to be greater. He could swallow whole

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countries at one sitting. Now he seems to be content

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with a bowl of soup. But if he has a

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new chance at power, well, let's wait and see what happens.

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Speaker 2: When I return with Act.

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Speaker 1: Three, there are still exciting events occurring for doctors Bundershoff

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and Stiller, and the young man who calls him self Guncer.

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The same excitement parents feel when their child takes his

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first hesitant step, because now Adolf Hitler is taking his

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careful carefully.

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Speaker 2: Now, don't overdo.

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Speaker 6: It, my limbs Husted so weak.

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Speaker 2: Take my arm my funeral. No, no, no.

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Speaker 6: I can do it alone. I must do it alone.

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Speaker 2: Good, good, Only this far my funeral. Just to the chair. Yes,

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yes I can.

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Speaker 6: I can't do it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you did it. I knew you could.

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Speaker 6: And now I want to see a mirror, a mirror.

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You hurt what I said. I wish to look at

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my side.

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Speaker 2: It's all right, winter. There's a mirror advisor in my bag.

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Let him look into that.

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Speaker 7: Yes, yes, yes, of course, Ah here it is, yeah, yes,

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that me.

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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, my fear. You can see how much you

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have changed since our arrival, how much firmer your flesh

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has become, how much improved the color of your.

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Speaker 6: Skinniest But I am still hairless.

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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, The hormonal treatments cannot restore your hair. If anything,

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they do the opposite. But there is still something we

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can do about that false hair.

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Speaker 4: A week like a woman for the image, my fear,

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only for the sake of your image. A week a mustache,

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so that all those who see you will.

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Speaker 2: Know and remember. Yeah.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, that must be done. For the sake of my people.

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I must return to my people the.

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Speaker 2: Way they remember me. Within the week, it was accomplished.

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Speaker 4: Stilla found the appropriate adornments, a hairpiece that vaguely resembled

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Hitler's own.

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Speaker 2: The mustache was easier to find.

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Speaker 4: When we looked at the effect, we all shuddered in ecstasy.

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And when Hitler himself saw the image, it did as

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much for him as all of Bundeshaft's formulas and vitamins

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and injections.

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Speaker 2: But the Fearer became impatient. Now I tell you, I

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am ready.

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Speaker 6: Now your miracle has worked, Doctor Bundoshat. You have done

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what you claimed you could do. Now I am ready

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to return to my people, to my country.

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Speaker 2: To the world. There must be no undue haste, perfera.

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The time of your appearance must be right. To tell him,

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ut it's true, my fear. The entire movement must be

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carefully prepared for the push that will bring you back

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to power.

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Speaker 6: Then prepare them. Tell them I am here. I know

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they have been waiting for me, as I waited for

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them for long empty years after.

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Speaker 2: The more, they never dreamed that their targ would be

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led by the beloved Furor himself.

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Speaker 4: But no, they must know they will, my Fearer in time,

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they will. But the world has changed since you went

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into exile.

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Speaker 6: Fool.

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Speaker 2: Do you think I managed to live to this age of.

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Speaker 6: Mine, an outcast, a useless derelict, by feeding on the past. No, no,

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But sustained me was the future, always the thought of

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the future that was wise. For years after my exile,

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I considered the means whereby the life would rise again.

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Speaker 2: I knew the day of great Land armies was all.

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Speaker 6: I'm finished of armadas and armor and massive bombing.

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Speaker 2: I knew that.

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Speaker 6: Victory was now determined by a handful of excited atoms.

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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, you are quite correct, my fewer, that would

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be my.

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Speaker 6: Plan of conquest for the Reich.

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Speaker 2: My warriors would be atomic carrillers. Don't excite yourself and

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tell them bore the shot. Tell them I am ready. Yes,

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my fewer, you will communicate with the Fatherland and tell them.

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Doctor Stiller left us that afternoon.

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Speaker 4: He had a serious operation to perform on the retina

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of a close friend. It didn't matter, however, his part

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in the experiment was over mine, though was still important.

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I left the small room on a series of errands,

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shopping for the vegetable staples which constituted the diet of

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Adolf Hitler. Buying pharmaceutical supplies and picking up a large

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flat box at a tailor shop, whose proprietor seemed mystified

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by what he had just delivered into my hands. Here

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it is, doctor, Yes, yes, it's perfect, exactly what we wanted.

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And now to find out how well it fits.

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Speaker 2: Twenty minutes later, Adolf Hitler was in full uniform.

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Speaker 4: He stepped out in front of us, a willing model,

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turning to give his audience the full.

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Speaker 2: Benefit of the effect. His right hand was on his hip,

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The left, still useless from the bomb.

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Speaker 4: Damage that had destroyed his nerves, was held rigidly his side.

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Speaker 2: An iron cross hung from.

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Speaker 4: The breast pocket, and there was a black, white and

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red armband circling his left arm, the sign of the

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broken Cross. But there was one other thing in the

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image before us, the most electrifying sight of all.

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Speaker 2: Adolf Hitler was smiling. They call you Guinda. Yes, my fear,

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I will call you Guida too. Thank you, my fear.

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You will be rewarded.

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Speaker 6: Gunda, you and doctor Bundaschav doctor Stilla. You will all

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three be at my side in the coming days of victory.

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You will be very vileged to witness the birth of

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true peace in this world, true peace, Guinda, you know

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what that is? No, my fur not the peace piece

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00:37:00,280 --> 00:37:06,800
of blind pacifists. Peace not supported on the palmly fans

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of tearful pacifist morning women, but found it on the

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victorious sort of a lordly people that puts the world

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to work.

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Speaker 2: For a higher culture.

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Speaker 6: Do you understand, yes, yes, of course. Why are you sweating?

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00:37:26,000 --> 00:37:26,599
What's the matter?

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Speaker 2: That's nothing, sir, I am just overwhelmed my fear. Please please,

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you must not excite.

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Speaker 6: You must counterattack the Russians the loof prophet. Ground troops

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must be alert and.

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Speaker 2: Is you must sit again? You stood too long?

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Speaker 6: Ah ah ah yeah yeah, I must sit down, and

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00:37:49,159 --> 00:37:56,039
you benda. You must come here. Go ahead, guter gender,

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kneel down. Yes, I am kneeling, Guinta. You must take this, No,

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my farer.

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Speaker 2: Not the iron cross. It is yours. No, no, no,

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I wish you to have it. I wish you to

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have it.

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00:38:15,000 --> 00:38:20,360
Speaker 6: From your Furio's own hand, for bravery in battle, for

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exemplifying the ideals of harrying manhood.

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Speaker 2: Here, Grinta, my son, I give you wad What is that?

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What my farer?

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00:38:36,920 --> 00:38:40,480
Speaker 6: This this chain around your neck.

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Speaker 2: Only a chain, my fearer. But this.

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Speaker 6: Disornament hanging from it.

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Speaker 4: It's not an ornament, my fearer, It is a symbol.

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It is called the Star of David.

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Speaker 7: As are of David.

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Speaker 1: The Jewish Star of David was given to me by

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my father.

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Speaker 4: No, not not from his hand directly he was He

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was dead when I received it.

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Speaker 6: Ooh, Funasaf, Funasaf, do you hear this? You are harboring

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a traitor a trade.

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00:39:25,679 --> 00:39:28,039
Speaker 2: Truth is I took it from his body.

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Speaker 4: I was only five years old at the time, but

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I had the sense to take it from him before

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it was taken by the guards at Auschwitz.

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Speaker 2: Folasaf, do you hear kill him? Kill him? We are betrayed.

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Speaker 4: Taken me thirty six years to get here, my furer,

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thirty six years after my holiday in Auschwitz, thirty four

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years after doctor Russia froze my mother and father to

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death before my eyes.

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Speaker 2: My naked mother and father lie on the ground while.

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Speaker 4: The guards poured water over their bodies and grumbled that

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they had to crack.

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Speaker 2: The ice before the water would pour further half quickly.

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He he means to hurt me.

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Speaker 4: I hear the sound of the cracking ice always in

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my ears and the sound of that water splashing, and

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the sound of my mother's voice, begging for a quicker death,

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begging for something.

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Speaker 2: That you won't be denied. Haud our f stop that's enough,

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No doctor, not in oour furnos. Half he has anif a.

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Speaker 4: Scalpel, at off a scalpel for the final incision.

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Speaker 6: My god, bondosh half hunt me he he has cut

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my wrists right open.

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Speaker 2: I am pleasing for Guto. Why why did you do

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seize me? Doctor?

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Speaker 6: They have been betrayed once again, betrayed.

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Speaker 2: Fine, gutar gut. Why couldn't you have waited? Why couldn't

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you let us bring him home and share your vengeance?

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00:41:04,920 --> 00:41:12,119
What are you saying? Pound the shaff Not you too?

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You are not part of this betrayal. No, no, my fear,

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00:41:20,519 --> 00:41:25,760
not part of the betrayal, nearly part of the revenge.

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00:41:26,719 --> 00:41:33,880
But I thought you were a good German, A lawyer. Yes, yes,

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00:41:33,960 --> 00:41:36,400
I was that by Furra until I was brought to

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your service a dahau and learned what loyalty meant to

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those who serve depraved animals. The bleeding. Hey, stop pleasing

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00:41:47,119 --> 00:41:54,360
the bleeding. Let it happen here and now But why

607
00:41:55,679 --> 00:41:56,920
why did you do this?

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00:41:57,480 --> 00:42:01,800
Speaker 6: Why did you give me back my strength, my hope?

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00:42:02,480 --> 00:42:04,719
Speaker 2: He he was a dying old man.

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00:42:05,679 --> 00:42:10,440
Speaker 6: Why did you make me into into this only to

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00:42:10,760 --> 00:42:11,320
murder me?

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00:42:11,559 --> 00:42:19,159
Speaker 2: You don't know, you don't understand my fear? No, why.

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00:42:20,559 --> 00:42:25,880
Speaker 4: Why tell him guitter who cared about destroying a dying

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00:42:26,039 --> 00:42:30,639
old man? What good was our vengeance unless you had

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00:42:30,760 --> 00:42:34,159
strength and hope?

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00:42:35,360 --> 00:42:49,559
Speaker 2: Now do you understand? I fear, and so had?

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Speaker 1: Old Hitler dies not in the bunker beneath the chancellory

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in Berlin, but an a dingy, deserted rooming house in

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Mexico City. There will be no Viking funeral for him

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this time, No obituaries, no mourners, just a memory, a

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very bad memory, but one which no man can ever

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afford to forget.

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Speaker 2: I'll be back shortly, and then, you know.

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Speaker 1: Some people might find it hard to believe the story

625
00:43:30,519 --> 00:43:34,239
you've just heard, either because they can't accept the idea

626
00:43:34,280 --> 00:43:38,440
that Hitler might still be alive, or they can't accept

627
00:43:38,440 --> 00:43:43,920
the idea of rejuvenation. Well, I can't prove the first part,

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00:43:44,119 --> 00:43:48,159
but I think I can support the second, because I

629
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know a prime example of rejuvenation. It's called radio drama.

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We hope you agree. Our cast included Paul hect, Robert Dryden,

631
00:43:59,679 --> 00:44:03,360
Joe's Over and Ken Harvey. The entire production was under

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00:44:03,400 --> 00:44:10,920
the direction of Hyman Brown and now a preview of

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our next tale.

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Speaker 2: I'm a very busy man and prefer.

635
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Speaker 9: To spend as little time as possible in the company

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of anyone as vicious and.

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00:44:17,760 --> 00:44:19,199
Speaker 2: Paved as Guy Richards.

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00:44:19,239 --> 00:44:22,840
Speaker 9: Yes, I know, but that's exactly why I asked you

639
00:44:22,880 --> 00:44:23,880
to come and see me.

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Speaker 2: Warden.

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Speaker 9: Before very long, you're going to be spending all your

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time in my company.

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Speaker 2: I don't blame you for looking puzzled. Let me explain.

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00:44:37,440 --> 00:44:41,519
Speaker 9: Yes, I do explain a little more than a year ago, Warden,

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I was a professor of parapsychology at the university. I

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was happily married, successful, deeply involved in my work, and then, suddenly, shockingly,

647
00:44:54,119 --> 00:44:58,360
for all apparent reason, I became well the embodiment you

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00:44:58,440 --> 00:45:00,880
might say, of a man who has been dead for many,

649
00:45:01,239 --> 00:45:02,440
many years.

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Speaker 1: Jack the Ripper Radio Mystery Theater was sponsored in part

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by Uncle Ben's Long Grain and Wild Rice and Buick

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Motor Division.

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Speaker 2: This is E. G.

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Speaker 1: Marshall inviting you to return to our mystery Theater for

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another adventure in the macabre. Until next time, pleasant dreams.