It's Clara. I'm not in.
Leave me a message.
Clara, it's me again.
I'm just calling to see...
if you'd pick up.
I miss you.
Today is a momentous day...
a historic day as former German Chancellor Adolf Hitler...
...is set to be tried for crimes against humanity...
...by an International Criminal Tribunal.
It is the culmination
of a surreal two months
in which dental records
and fingerprints have proved the veracity of...
Investigations have been opened
as to how Hitler...
...was able to stage his own death and evade justice.
It is believed that a group of...
...undercover "Nazi hunters" were involved...
...in bringing Mr. Hitler to justice.
Only one member of the group has been publicly identified.
The woman who single-handedly walked Adolf Hitler
into the American Embassy in Uruguay.
Former FBI Agent...
Former agent of the American FBI...
- Millicent Morris. - Millicent Morris.
Will you tell us how you caught him?
Who else were you working with?
Do you want to see him hanged?
Should Hitler be put to death?
Hey, you okay?
I wish my Murray was here to see this.
He is here.
He's seeing this.
He owns a toy shop in Manhattan?
Yes, Heinz Richter opened
The Red Balloon Toy Shop 20 years ago.
He lives alone in Forest Hills.
They... we're very close.
But we need more.
- More? - Yes, we need more.
We need to be 100% certain.
- Oh, but Ruth... - No, she's right. He...
He's a collector, this man.
He has something
of his former life with him.
I can assure you that.
Break in.
- See what you find. - Meyer, that could expose us.
Killing an innocent man?
That will expose us to things we could never recover from.
We're very close here, but you must verify.
I will see what I can do.
Good.
Ah, yes.
After all these years...
to think that we may have finally found him is...
Look what we created.
It's great.
It's not the only thing we created, Meyer.
She was a beautiful girl,
- Naomi. - My mother's name.
Your mother was a saint.
So...
so I thought it would rub off.
But she was a pain the ***. Naomi.
Precocious, bold.
Like her mother.
But she was also like her father.
She was kind, good.
I wish... oh, I wish you met her.
Oh, I... I wish I did, too.
Look at me, Meyer.
Look.
She had your eyes.
Yeah.
I...
I remember.
When he did this to you in that awful room.
I could feel it, too, I suppose.
Seared...
on my own heart.
So many scars, Ruth.
Hmm?
Yes.
What are we but scars?
I'm so glad...
...that I found you.
Finally...
I've found you.
Let him live! Let him live!
Security is on high alert
at the Munich courthouse.
Germany has received credible threats...
...of a possible terror attack from white supremacist groups.
An emotional day is expected...
...as spectators include survivors
of the Nazi concentration camps.
Gosh, he looks old.
Yeah.
Authorities are afraid
of an attack.
And they should be afraid.
Showtime.
Hitler will be tried by five justices:
Boris Federov of Russia, Marion Jenneret of France,
Archibald Hollings of Great Britain,
Lorraine Collins of the U.S.,
and Chief Justice Wolfgang Müeller of Germany,
whose objectivity has come into question
due to his alleged ties to the Nazi regime as a law student.
Justice Müeller has not commented
- on the allegations. - We are gathered here
for the International War Crimes Tribunal
in the name of the people
in the criminal case
against Adolf Hitler.
Many have declared this case
to be the trial of the millennium.
I would offer that in this courtroom,
with this agent of the court presiding over it,
this will be a trial like any other.
We are simply here to establish this individual's
innocence or guilt beyond a reasonable doubt
of the crimes of which he is accused.
Remember, my fellow justices and I must arrive
at a unanimous decision before the ruling
is considered final.
Mr. Frankel, it's the prosecution's case.
Though it is no exaggeration to say that our case has been
a Herculean task--
to tally the grave offenses of the accused...
...Adolf Hitler.
The fact is...
our case is a relatively simple one.
Given the work of our predecessors
and the precedent established
by the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg
and the subsequent trials in the period
immediately after the war.
It is therefore our contention
that we will present to you...
...an open and shut,
airtight case.
Thank you, Mr. Frankel.
The defense may now rise and state
their case.
Knock 'em dead.
Traitor. Traitor!
Traitor!
You're a Jew!
- How can you represent him? - Order! There will be order.
Your Honors.
I, um...
I stand before you
on behalf of my client, Adolf Hitler.
And, um...
I...
I am not here to argue
that...
my client is not a monster.
That he wasn't a dictator
or even a murderer.
I am here to defend his right
to a free and fair trial.
And I am here...
to argue that Adolf Hitler...
should be found not guilty
of the specific charges he is accused of.
Thank you.
Let us proceed.
Please,
tell us your occupation, Mr. Speer,
between 1942 and 1945.
I served the Reich as minister of armaments and war production.
This is an affidavit, which you signed in Munich.
Would you please read the
highlighted section to the court.
"Hatred of the Jews was Hitler's
"motor and central point.
"Perhaps even the very element that motivated him.
"I was present at the session of the Reichstag
"of 30th January 1939,
"when Hitler assured us
"that in case of a war,
"not the Germans,
but the Jews would be annihilated."
Tell me, when did you first learn
of Adolf Hitler's plan to exterminate
Europe's Jewish population?
Uh, Objection, Your Honors. Leading.
Objection sustained.
I'll move on.
In 1945, Hitler issued his so-called Nero Decree.
What did this policy call for?
Anything of value within Reich territory
that could be used by the enemy
for the prosecution of the war
was to be destroyed.
And why did he issue this order?
Objection, Your Honors.
- Speculation. - Sustained.
Your Honors, this witness will have insight into
- the reasoning behind... - I've ruled.
Move along, Counsel.
Tell me.
When you last saw Adolf Hitler
in his bunker in Berlin,
what did he say to you?
He said...
...his biggest regret was that he hadn't
finished off the Jews.
And why do you think that was his biggest regret?
Objection, Your Honors. Again, speculation.
- Objection sustained. - Your honors, it is perfectly within the...
- I said sustained. - ...perfectly within the prosecution's right
- to question the witness in this way! - I said sustained, Counsel!
Mm, you did.
Bullshit.
Counsels, in our chambers.
Beg your pardon, but are you gonna allow me
to get more than a question in before sustaining
some errant, extralegal objection?
Are you finished?
Yes.
Your Honors.
I'd like to remind you, Counsel,
that the burden of proof in this case
falls on you.
You must firmly establish Hitler's culpability
for crimes against peace, war crimes,
crimes against humanity, and conspiracy
to commit those foregoing crimes.
The charges that you brought.
Now, if you can do this, beyond a reasonable doubt,
then I shall rule in your favor.
But if you can't, I shall rule in his.
It's as simple as that.
Am I understood, Mr. Frankel?
Yes.
Good.
Just doing my job.
Doing the right thing.
We're both Jewish, you and I, and, yet, I suppose
we have a very different idea of what the "right thing" is.
We now move to call to the stand the survivors of the Holocaust.
The court must move past the abstraction
of genocide and hear it
from the victims themselves.
You may proceed, Mr. Frankel.
I now call to the stand
Mrs. Mindy Markowitz
of Brooklyn, New York,
by way of Kalisz, Poland.
Would you please state your name for the court?
Mindy Markowitz.
Abraham Putnitsky.
Esther Schwartzman.
Vadoma Orsos.
Isaac Wolff.
Sara Weil.
Would you tell us where you were born?
Kalisz, Poland.
Berlin, Germany.
Ostrava, Czechoslovakia.
Zalaegerszeg, Hungary.
Vienna, Austria.
Lodz, Poland.
Could you please tell us
what happened to you
under the Nazi regime?
The gestapo
took us from
our small apartment...
and forced us onto cattle cars.
- Objection, Your Honors. - What?
On what grounds, Counselor?
I am deeply sorry for what Mrs...
Markowitz has gone through, but I object
on the grounds of relevancy.
Your Honors.
At a time when the truth
about the Holocaust is frequently
and fervently denied...
belittled
and whitewashed...
it is important to establish
the fundamental truth
that the Holocaust happened.
That it was a systematic campaign of genocide
by actors and nations--
many of whom wish it could be written off as a fantasy--
that resulted in the deaths
of 11 million
men, women
and children.
And was conceived and executed
by the man who sits
in that glass box.
If these survivors' testimony of their experience
is not relevant, Your Honors...
well, I don't know what is.
Overruled.
You may proceed,
Mrs. Markowitz.
There... there were dozens of us
in the cattle car.
No room to sit or go to the bathroom.
Hardly any air.
The Nazi guard shot my father
right in front of me.
My mother, too.
And then he laughed.
"Left, right."
That's what the Nazi guard said.
They marched her
right into the gas chambers.
We saw
the awful black smoke
coming from the crematoria.
She was
seven years old.
My daughter.
My boyfriend and I were forced to go on a death march.
Half-naked, emaciated.
Snow falling on our heads
as we heard the allied gunfire from the distance.
The guards
assigned me the role
of loading the dead bodies
into a mass grave.
I couldn't bear it,
so I ran away.
He was a beautiful boy.
Aaron.
When we got to the camps...
the Nazis tried
to separate us.
My husband, Murray...
wouldn't let go of Aaron.
The Nazi guard...
...r-ripped Aaron
from Murray's arms...
and shot my little boy
in the chest.
I miss him every day.
I miss my Murray, too.
Mein velt.
How life would have been different
if not for all this.
If not for you.
I have long dreamt of this day.
The day...
...when I would face you...
- ...and say to you how I felt. - Objection, Your Honors.
- Mrs. Markowitz! - The day when I could finally be heard.
Mrs. Markowitz, you must address your comments
to the bench, not to the defendant.
I was just a young girl before it all.
I liked to dance to Marlene,
read dime novels, study my engineering.
I was just a person.
We were just people.
And you tried
to exterminate us.
To bid us extinct.
But now...
you are in our arena.
- Your Honors... - Mrs. Markowitz!
A hall of law.
You tried to bury us.
But we were seeds.
And we grew back stronger.
And our branches...
...reach...
toward the light
of justice!
- Mrs. Markowitz... - We survived to tell the story.
And we will never,
ever let
the world forget.
Mrs. Markowitz, that is enough...
That's it. All done.
He doesn't deserve...
any more...
of my breath
or thoughts
or words.
That is all, Your Honors.
Mr. Kramer?
We have no further questions, Your Honors.
Nein!
Uh, just-just a moment with my client?
Cross-examine her.
She lied.
She didn't lie.
She is a liar.
And if they--
these people-- lied about this...
They didn't lie.
- Expose her. - Mr. Kramer?
Just-just a moment, Your Honor?
They all lie.
They exaggerate. We are merely
moving them out of the country.
Your Honors, we have no further questions.
Yes, we do.
We have many questions.
What are you doing?
- Question her. - No.
Then you're fired.
You want to represent yourself?
Mr. Kramer.
Just-just a second, Judge.
You think the justices and the world
are not gonna see a raving lunatic?
I'm the only person standing in the way of you getting hanged.
So, tell me... so you want me to,
you want me to further the big lie? You want me to...
distort their words, try and poke holes
in their accurate recollections?
Then you can hang yourself.
What'll it be?
We have no questions, Your Honors.
Thank you, Mrs. Markowitz.
Court is now adjourned for the day.
The trial heads into its third day today,
as prosecuting attorney Oliver Frankel
is set to deliver his argument to the court.
This...
...is the man who started all of this.
In 1935,
the Nazis introduced racial laws which
divested Jews of their rights of citizenship.
Who was chancellor of Germany at that time?
Adolf Hitler.
In '41,
the Nazis invaded the Soviet Union.
When the mass murder of the Jews
began, who was chancellor of Germany
at that time?
Adolf Hitler.
In January '42, documents detail
the Wannsee Conference in Berlin, where Hitler's scheme
the Final Solution--
the permanent extermination of the Jewish people--
was coordinated and discussed by his chief lieutenants
on his order.
The Earth is round.
The sky is blue.
And Adolf Hitler is responsible
for the murder
of 11 million Jews,
Romani, homo***uals,
political dissidents,
Communists, Poles,
and countless others
during his reign...
...of genocide.
The prosecution rests, Your Honors.
Hello?
Uh...
is this Heinz Richter?
Who is this?
Don't hang up.
I'm here to tell you that there is a woman.
A survivor who has found you.
And you would do well
to see that you find her first.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
Who are you?
Her name is Ruth Heidelbaum.
2513 73rd Street.
Brooklyn.
Did you get that down?
Who is this?! My honor is called loyalty.
Hello?
It's me, Ruthie.
Just checking on you.
I'm fine, Mindeleh.
Thank you.
We should talk tomorrow, though.
There's something...
there's something I've found.
It's day five of the trial of the century,
and Adolf Hitler's defense attorney
Benjamin Kramer began his arguments in court today.
Reflecting a strategy that is...
..."Throw everything at the wall and see what sticks".
On one point almost everyone
around the world is in accord--
that Hitler's attorney has exhausted all his options,
which leaves only one question for Mr. Kramer's strategy.
Will Hitler take the stand?
Hey. What the **** are you doing?
You can't put him on the ****ing stand.
- Why not? - "Why not?"
Because you're giving him free airtime.
To millions of people around the world.
Another... another soapbox, another bully pulpit,
another ****ing TV show!
He has a right to a defense.
At what cost?
- Oliver... - He will proselytize.
He will... lie.
He will deny, he will indoctrinate, he will incite.
He will raise a new generation. No!
You cannot allow this.
You better do a good job in cross.
It's his right.
Do you want to be responsible...?
It's his right.
Even he has rights.
If he doesn't have rights, then what are we?
Do you want to be responsible for raising in
the next generation of neo-Nazis?
Of racists? Of...
anti-Semites? Of mass murderers?
If you put him on the stand...
if you allow this...
...what'll he be making of you?
But if I don't...
what'll he be making of us?
This can't be a-a sham,
a-a... a show trial,
a kangaroo court...
If we don't give him a proper defense...
- ...won't we be like him? - No.
No.
You're a Jew, Ben.
- I know. - Yeah.
You're a Jew.
You doing this?
This isn't just a reflection on you.
This is about all of us.
What does this say about... us?
That's why I'm doing this.
Because of what it says about us.
Do you swear to tell the truth,
the whole truth, and nothing but the truth,
so help you God?
So help me God.
You think it's a ploy?
Every television set in the world will be on him.
He's up to something.
It's the guards in here I'm worried about.
The MPs?
Our contacts have checked every one.
We've confirmed their backgrounds, their credentials,
their identities.
We all just keep our eyes open.
The defense has had Adolf Hitler
on the stand for nearly an hour, trying to create
distance between the former chancellor of Germany
and his underlings.
Did you ever order the deaths
of six million Jews?
No.
Did you order the death of 6,000 Jews?
No.
Did you order the death
of a single Jew?
I never ordered
the killing of any Jew.
And no document or paper
will tell you otherwise.
You American
killed your Native Americans,
enslaved
Africans.
You Brits, you put
the Boers into concentration camp.
And you Soviets killed
millions of people.
And you sit there...
to judge me?
No further questions, Your Honors.
Your witness, Counsel.
You say
you were following German laws by the books?
That's right.
You say that you were merely
executing wartime duties
and abiding by wartime international statutes?
That's right.
You say that you never
ordered the death of a single individual
during your reign as chancellor?
That's right.
I'm innocent.
Innocent!
Then if you broke no laws, defied no conventions,
why hide?
Why hide away in Argentina?
In a 200-hectare compound with nowhere to go?
I wasn't hiding.
Ah, then-then, then what were you doing?
Vacationing.
"Vacationing"?
For 30 years?
I earned it.
I was in my summer home
in Argentina, enjoying the sun...
relaxing and writing
a new chapter for my memoirs.
And working on a... a return.
A return to what?
Politics.
You think...
you would've been welcomed back?
To the world stage?
Everybody likes
a good comeback story, no?
You say you based your ideology
on the notion of the master race.
Could you tell me what this means, please?
Objection, Your Honors. Relevancy.
All of Hitler's actions were based on a single ideology.
And at the core of that ideology was the lie of the master race.
To help establish criminality,
it is important to establish intent!
Tread carefully, Mr. Frankel.
So, again, this theory
of the master race, could you tell us what this means?
This lie?
It's not a theory.
It's a fact.
And yet you're here.
In a prison jumpsuit
and... shackles.
Strange for a king, no?
Because of the Jewish conspiracy.
Ah, "the Jewish conspiracy."
- The age-old lie. - Objection.
- Overruled. - So you're here because of the Jews?
Like me? How's that?
Because of your lies.
Lies. Lies about what?
About the nature of my involvement.
So you were not involved
in the extermination of millions of men,
women, children...
and infants?
Of course not.
Won't your acolytes be...
disappointed to hear that?
There are many racists and bigots
out there, sir, who still worship you, sir.
Precisely because you did architect
the genocide of six million Jews,
hundreds of thousands of Romani...
...homo***uals...
...and others.
Are you saying that they are wrong to worship you?
Well, they're not wrong.
I am a man of many accomplishments.
Of reformation and revolution.
Of world order.
World order.
So you are responsible for the Holocaust?
I, um...
So they are wrong to idolize you?
- No, they're... - Well, which is it?! Either you
deny your participation in the Holocaust or...
you take pride in your extermination
of millions of people.
It cannot be both.
This is what you do, you Jews.
You twist words.
You are responsible
for what happened to you.
Oh, of course we are. Right.
We-We're responsible for everything.
For-for the plague.
And earthquakes.
The Great Depression.
All the wars in the world.
Disease and famine.
Pain and misery.
And all the evil.
And all the darkness in the world,
which you have created.
You villains!
You vermin! You are scum!
Is this why you were in hiding?
- I wasn't hiding... - 'Cause you're a rambling loon!
A late-night show punch line!
A drug addict who's manic and lame
and hateful and pathetic and wrong!
Who used the basest tool of all, fear,
to demonize
and turn ignorant, ignorant people
against their fellow countrymen
all to hold onto power?!
- Objection. - Sustained. Counsel?
I am still the leader of the party.
What party? The Nazi party no longer exists.
I am the head of the Reich!
West Germany's a full-fledged democracy!
You think I speak of Germany?
I am the leader of a movement
that has roots in people's heart and minds,
and in their blood and soil.
Of course, I gave the order!
- Your Honors? My client has completely... - Of course!
- I had the visions... - He admitted it!
- Just a moment, Your Honors! - Of course, it's me!
There will be order.
And my people
will still follow me.
- You hear me? - I do.
You hear me?!
I do.
And we will be there every minute
of every day to combat it.
We know that it won't go away.
We know that hatred
and ignorance and fear will always be
a part of our collective society.
But you, you won't, sir.
One day they will find a new idol.
A new, uh, fraud.
Born out of some new means of mass communication.
But peddling the same old lies.
Of bogeymen.
And dying cultures and deep states.
And we will counter him...
...too.
No further questions, Your Honors.
After two days of deliberation,
the verdict is in.
The world waits nervously as the justices
will render their decision this afternoon.
My fellow justices and I have listened
carefully to the testimony and arguments
put before the court, and we have examined
all of the documents and evidence.
The marshal will produce
the defendant before the tribunal.
Adolf Hitler...
...on the count of crimes against peace,
the tribunal finds you...
guilty as charged.
On the count of war crimes: guilty.
On the count of crimes against humanity: guilty.
On the count of common plan
or conspiracy to commit murder... guilty.
Adolf Hitler,
you are hereby sentenced to lifetime imprisonment
without the possibility of parole.
Adolf Hitler has been found guilty on all counts.
Hey, hey, hey...
Okay, let's go.
What's wrong?
Shit!
Medic!
Damnit!
We need an ambulance.
Hey! We need help! Quick!
He's having a heart attack!
They're saying he had a heart attack!
They're taking him to a hospital now!
Yes...
Go. We got to go.
We got to go. He's up to something.
Seven minutes from Universität München.
Six minutes from Universität München.
Six minutes away.
When we get to the hospital, I'll secure his room.
You all take the perimeter.
That's if he's going to the hospital.
Who has an extra gun for me?
- Me. - Me. - Me.
****ing bunch of Eagle Scouts.
I love it.
- Step on it! - Go, go, go, go!
They're getting away! Go!
Hang on.
Where are you going?!
The hell are you doing?!
The hospital's that way!
Heil Hitler.
Ten seconds.
Now! Now! Now!
Now!
Hold on!
Joe!
We must hurry, Mein Führer.
Watch your step.
It was about time.
Hello, my love.
And bravo to you.
It was my honor to save him.
Uh, you weren't quite saving him, though.
What is going on?
What an embarrassment, what you did in that courtroom.
Broadcast to the whole world.
That lawyer was right.
You looked like
the pathetic, hateful, unimaginative loon that you are.
No.
Succession starts now, my darling.
I take the crown.
I lead.
Seeing as you have
allowed yourself to be captured, though,
we can't risk disappearing you again.
We kill you here,
burn your body, and pretend you have
gloriously escaped to an unknown location.
Never to be seen or caught again.
There is a problem.
You are not a leader.
I've saved your hide twice now.
I am more of a leader than you ever were.
Do it!
This cause doesn't respond well to queens, unfortunately.
But me?
I'm a leader.
I'm the future.
It's time to go.
What do you want?
I want you to anoint me.
People like a clear line of succession.
I amassed an army while I was in prison. Come on.
These are men who know how to fight, to kill.
I can lead them.
They're getting us out of here.
A helicopter's on its way.
Get down! Down!
Travis! Where are you?!
Look at me. Look at me!
Jonah!
Put your ****ing guns down! Now!
On the ground!
Get on the ****ing ground!
****, ****, ****, ****.
You got to breathe, Jonah. Hold on.
Get me that ****ing ambulance!
Get me an ambulance now!
Ner zeh ani madliq
l'illui nishmat
Re'ut bat Avraham.
Amen.
I wish I knew her.
The real her, you know?
You know the real her, Jonah.
- No. No, I didn't. - Oh, yes.
Not the...
one who hunted Nazis.
Not the vigilante.
Not the woman before everything happened.
But you.
You knew all those parts of her.
Well, Jonah, I've been on this Earth many years.
You know, I have seen the dimensions of human beings.
I've known the doubles
and the doppelgängers.
Angels and monsters, both.
But above all else...
...there's one true self.
Each of us chooses
who we show that self to.
And Ruth...
chose you.
Only you, Jonah...
saw the real her.
The way she looked at the moon
like it was her friend
who abandoned her all those years ago.
She always feared that...
she would forget her mother's face.
I remember she wished she was not only known
as a survivor.
But she was grateful that, that-that she did.
She was always grateful.
- Mm. - So much more to her.
She...
Every time she laughed, she would wink.
She also loved to wish
on eyelashes.
She loved that.
How wonderful
and liberating for her...
that she had you.
She had you to be there.
And be seen by.
The way you saw her...
As a human being.
And isn't that what we all want?
Hmm?
That think as we may...
otherwise...
maybe that's our real need.
Our reward for being in this absurd life.
To be seen.
How simple.
What else is there...
...than being seen?
- Hi. - Hi.
I'm sorry.
Come on, love, we're going to be late.
Says the woman whose been in the shower for an hour.
Yeah?
Bonjour, Madame Morris, I have
a Congresswoman Handelman for you.
Agent Morris.
Liz.
It's been a long time.
A long road.
But I'm calling to say... good work.
What?
On bringing Hitler to justice.
We would like to honor you
with the Congressional Gold Medal.
I was calling to tell you the good news.
It was me.
I shot him. I shot Prentz. It was me.
We can't wait to honor you in D.C.
You're a hero, Millie.
The world needs heroes.
Love ♪
♪ Love will keep us together...
I am shocked that you didn't bring a plus one.
Of course I did.
Please tell me you don't take that thing...
Everywhere I go.
Everywhere.
God, you're an idiot.
An Academy Award-winning idiot.
You heard anything from Joe?
Uh, no.
He left a message. He sounded happy.
I hope he's good.
Wherever he is.
I'm glad you're good, Rox.
I'm glad you're good, too.
♪ I will, I will, I will...
- Cheers, friend. - Cheers.
♪ Be there to share forever...
How do you drink these?
♪ Love will keep us together...
I am not dancing alone.
- You're coming with me. - All right.
- Who is that? Hi. - We're all coming with you.
- This is Oscar. - Oh, oh?
He's excited to hit the dance floor.
Here you go, sir.
'Cause I really love you ♪
♪ Stop, I've been thinking of you...
Hey.
Congrats.
Yeah, just...
getting ready for her mom's toast.
Look, she would be, um...
proud.
Of who you became.
Of who you are.
Mm.
I've known a lot of monsters, Jonah.
You're not one of them.
Neither are you, Millie.
I hope you know that.
♪ 'Cause I really love you...
Oy! Hubby.
You. Me. Dance floor.
- Now. - All right.
Dinner, number 45278.
45278?
Don't you know who I am?
Hey, love.
How was Véronique's?
Oh, Véronique was a big ole French twat as usual.
God, you really get bang for your buck here, don't you?
We're living in a ****ing shoebox in New York.
You know, Clara's gonna be home soon.
Yes, about 14 minutes away, I'd say.
Last I spied her, she was still on Rue Saint-Dominique.
I'm out of the game, Harriet.
I know.
Unfortunately, I do know this.
I just came to give you a little wedding gift.
Huh, I do love a wedding gift, open it.
Go on.
You and Millie already got us
a horrendous cheese platter.
Well, this one's just from me. Millie wouldn't approve.
I found it when I was at Chava's.
Clearing out her things.
What is this?
They're phone records.
From Heinz Richter's Red Balloon Toy Shop.
June 17, 1977.
Day my safta was killed?
At 9:17 p.m., just a couple of hours
before Ruth was murdered,
a call came into the toy shop
from 212-073-4309.
The number that belonged to the residence of...
Meyer Offerman.
Meyer called Richter.
Meyer gave the order.
My deepest sorrows about your grandmother.
Ruth had discovered Meyer was The Wolf.
She figured it out.
But before she could act...
he got to her.
Evil doesn't rest, Jonah.
Evil doesn't retire.
So why should we?
How can we?
We tell the stories of the past to change our future.
Anyway, do give my best to Clara. Hmm.
Wishing you both the happiest of ever ****ing afters.
Miami was a nice little surprise for a honeymoon.
You know, I thought it'd be a good change of pace.
What?
I see them in you.
Your safta. Chava.
I see you.
And I love what I see.
To new beginnings.
L'chaim.
- Here you are, sir. - Danke.