SI: A little bit gangster.
IV: Ah, where we got - so, a lot of people, I've been talking to about this day of liberation, they also said,
some said it was the wonderfulest day in my life and some of them told me, like Jack Terry, it was the saddest day of my life.
SI: Well, saddest because those, maybe there were older, remembered what they lost.
We remembered, we, our memories came back later.
The day of being free, the day of having enough food.
Not to be hungry anymore and to lay down on a bed instead of the ground.
No matter what, the pleasure of taking a shower, a bath, clean clothes instead of the Sträflinganzüge.
And take the number off, it's, it's the most wonderful day I had in my life.
Then, the memories came back.
What happened, what the past was and it wasn't a good one.
And it's, and it's a bad one the rest of my days, so. That's the end.
IV: Yeah, it's also -
SI: And also?
IV: The end of -
SI: The end, the end of - good!
IV: Thank you very much.
SI: Okay, now I'm getting stripped.