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Dr. Wilhelm Stuckart:
I find the plan unworkable. I find the plan personally insulting. I have given years to codifying the laws regarding interracial marriage. Now I'm presented with this clumsy, forgive me, unworkable structure. My work, these laws, any legal code worthy of the name, restricts the enforcers of law as well as its subjects. There are some things you cannot do. Heydrich:
As you see it. Dr. Wilhelm Stuckart:
What I see is all I have to contribute here
I find the plan unworkable. I find the plan personally insulting. I have given years to codifying the laws regarding interracial marriage. Now I'm presented with this clumsy, forgive me, unworkable structure. My work, these laws, any legal code worthy of the name, restricts the enforcers of law as well as its subjects. There are some things you cannot do. Heydrich:
As you see it. Dr. Wilhelm Stuckart:
What I see is all I have to contribute here
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I find the plan unworkable
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I find the plan personally insulting
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in that I have given years to codifying the laws
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regarding interracial marriage
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and now I'm presented with this clumsy forgive me
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unworkable structure
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My work these laws
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any legal code worthy of the name
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restricts the enforcers of the law
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as well as its subjects
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There are some things you cannot do
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As you see it
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What I see is all I have to contribute here
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Movie Summary
At the Wannsee Conference on January 20, 1942, senior Nazi officials meet to determine the manner in which the so-called "Final Solution to the Jewish Question" can be best implemented.
