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Power was cut
for two hours today. I received the first two letters from Kurt. Air-raid alarm from 8:45
to half past nine. We've only
just learned that during the daytime attack last weekend, the president
of the People's Court, Dr Freisler, was killed along with most
of his staff. For a moment, I'm torn between
horror and joy. Freisler, the man
who sentenced everyone to death, he died a month too late and many
weeks too early to be made accountable and face retribution
for two hours today. I received the first two letters from Kurt. Air-raid alarm from 8:45
to half past nine. We've only
just learned that during the daytime attack last weekend, the president
of the People's Court, Dr Freisler, was killed along with most
of his staff. For a moment, I'm torn between
horror and joy. Freisler, the man
who sentenced everyone to death, he died a month too late and many
weeks too early to be made accountable and face retribution
Full Transcript
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Power was cut
for two hours today. I received
00:00:03.048 --> 00:00:05.084
the first two letters from Kurt.
00:00:05.084 --> 00:00:09.068
Air-raid alarm from 8:45
to half past nine.
00:00:11.006 --> 00:00:14.999
We've only
just learned that during the daytime
00:00:14.999 --> 00:00:17.024
attack last weekend, the president
of the People's Court, Dr Freisler,
00:00:17.024 --> 00:00:20.096
was killed along with most
of his staff.
00:00:20.096 --> 00:00:24.998
For a moment, I'm torn between
horror and joy.
00:00:24.998 --> 00:00:28.004
Freisler, the man
who sentenced everyone to death,
00:00:28.004 --> 00:00:32.999
he died a month too late and many
weeks too early to be made
00:00:32.999 --> 00:00:34.044
accountable and face retribution.
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Movie Summary
Life in Berlin in 1945 before, during and after the battle of Berlin seen through the eyes of those who were there at the time from common Berliners to Allied troops.
