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It was a mistake you not going to the phone. Now they'll realize we don't want to have them.
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It was a mistake you not going to the phone. Now they'll realize we don't want to have them.
Suppose they do?
. . . They deliberately encourage the kids to repeat everything. It's so odd his going off so quietly.
Rubbish.
I'd like to know how much he heard.
But he must know what happens to people who get reported.
. . . They say his father's still in a concentration camp. I wish we knew how long he was in the room.
The whole thing's a load of rubbish. (hastens to call the boy)
I just can't see him going off like that without saying a word. It wouldn't be like him.
Mightn't he be with a school friend?
. . . Here I am worrying myself silly whether you make that remark about life in Nazi Germany being intolerable before or after the one about the Brown House.
I never said anything of the sort.
. . . He really isn't the kind of boy to rush off and denounce one just like that. It makes me feel quite ill.
He's vindictive, though.
What do you imagine they could do to you?
Absolutely anything. There's no limit. My God! And to think I'm supposed to be a teacher. An educator of our youth. Our youth scares me stiff.
Karl, there just isn't time to discuss that now. We must straighten everything out right away. There's not a minute to spare.
I don't believe Klaus-Heinrich's capable of it.
. . . And what you were telling the boy that he should stop fiddling with the wireless and read the paper because you are firmly of the opinion that the youth of the Third Reich should have a clear view of what's happening round about them.
It wouldn't be any use.