Schachnovelle- Brainwashed (1960) Subtitles

At 00:02:16,604, Character said: S. S. ADRIA, Destination
New York, USA, 14 August 1938

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At 00:02:25,605, Character said: [British accent]
My watch should be too fast, captain.

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At 00:02:28,160, Character said: I ** the first officer,
and your watch is accurate.

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At 00:02:31,205, Character said: Shouldn't we then already cast off?

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At 00:02:33,525, Character said: We are waiting for an important
passenger. Order from the company.

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At 00:02:36,325, Character said: But he must be here any moment.

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At 00:02:38,445, Character said: My name is Mc Iver.

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At 00:02:40,325, Character said: You now believe that I can't wait calmly?
As also some other people here.

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At 00:02:44,125, Character said: They behave as if they
have devil behind their neck.

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At 00:02:46,680, Character said: A hideous feeling,

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At 00:02:48,605, Character said: and not easy to get rid of,
if one sensed it once.

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At 00:02:51,485, Character said: You on the continent
should be used to it already.

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At 00:02:54,085, Character said: There is nothing really new
in what happens to you these days.

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At 00:02:56,845, Character said: This time, it seems to be
something new, Mr. Mc Iver.

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At 00:02:59,645, Character said: Even you might soon start
to feel it on your island.

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At 00:03:03,845, Character said: Excuse me please.

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At 00:03:05,005, Character said: Ah, here comes somebody.

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At 00:03:21,725, Character said: These three suitcases in Mr.
Czentovic's cabin, and this in mine.

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At 00:03:40,845, Character said: Mr. Czentovic? I **
the first officer, Nadis.

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At 00:03:44,805, Character said: Couldn't you find
a better ship?

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At 00:03:47,085, Character said: There were no others, Mirko.
And we must keep our schedule.

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At 00:03:51,325, Character said: One almost could take it for
a refugee ship.

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At 00:03:54,125, Character said: One almost would be right.
Mainly Austrians and Czechs,

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At 00:03:58,245, Character said: but you will also easily find
some of your compatriots.

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At 00:04:01,805, Character said: I believe, I hardly have
the time to worry about them.

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At 00:04:07,685, Character said: Czentovic.
Czento,... Czento...

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At 00:04:11,445, Character said: Do you play chess, Mr. Mc Iver?

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At 00:04:13,765, Character said: But, of course!

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At 00:04:15,365, Character said: Your noteworthy co-passenger
is the world champion, of all people.

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At 00:04:18,405, Character said: Ah, yes, you know, as someone who spent
quite a time behind the chessboard,

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At 00:04:22,000, Character said: I ** very grateful,
that you waited for him.

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At 00:04:24,325, Character said: Well then. Only Mr. Czentovic is
not the one we are waiting for.

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At 00:04:46,045, Character said: How? How you g***t me out?

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At 00:04:50,405, Character said: Don't think about it anymore, Werner.
That's over, that is cleared now.

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At 00:04:57,325, Character said: Ah, this is never over.

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At 00:04:59,645, Character said: Nobody is chasing you anymore, Werner.
Try to understand finally.

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At 00:05:03,325, Character said: You are no more in the occupied
Austria, you are in a free country.

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At 00:05:08,285, Character said: Do you believe, this matters anything for THEM?

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At 00:05:19,405, Character said: You did so much for me, eminence,
I see it, otherwise we won't be here.

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At 00:05:25,165, Character said: And I thank you.

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At 00:05:28,045, Character said: We will never reach the ship,
never.

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At 00:05:32,605, Character said: We will be there soon.

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At 00:05:34,325, Character said: Soon, soon, soon. What this "soon"?
We are already 34 minutes late.

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At 00:05:39,485, Character said: A ship also has rules.
A schedule.

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At 00:05:43,085, Character said: Tell the captain, I insist,
that we cast off immediately.

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At 00:05:45,845, Character said: Of course, Mirko, but I
don't believe that we...

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At 00:05:48,965, Character said: Yes.

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At 00:05:53,965, Character said: Of course, I don't want to suggest,
that I ** a match for him,

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At 00:05:57,085, Character said: but after all, I have
won some tournaments.

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At 00:06:00,885, Character said: And you, do you also play chess?

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At 00:06:02,925, Character said: Certainly. From Budapest to
Prague. ln coffeehouses.

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At 00:06:07,085, Character said: But I ** afraid, that I **
a hopeless amateur.

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At 00:06:15,645, Character said: But surely you, as a man of church,
[clearing the throat] ... of faith...

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At 00:06:19,485, Character said: ... Well, I mean, I think you
had enough time to play,

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At 00:06:24,005, Character said: and surely play extraordinary well.

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At 00:06:26,360, Character said: Well, now and then. But when I had time,

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At 00:06:30,005, Character said: my thoughts were mostly
occupied with other things.

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At 00:06:41,285, Character said: We cast off shortly, Mr. Czentovic,
and the captain regrets the delay.

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At 00:06:44,365, Character said: But in such unsettling times,
one cannot follow the rules so exactly.

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At 00:06:48,965, Character said: Strange attitude.

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At 00:06:50,685, Character said: On top of that, I just figured out, that we
do not sail directly to New York.

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At 00:06:53,725, Character said: We will go tomorrow
to Venice, for a short stop.

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At 00:06:55,960, Character said: Another couple of passengers will come on board.

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At 00:06:57,760, Character said: You mean, even more rabble.

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At 00:07:01,805, Character said: You seem not to take your schedule
so exactly, as I my tournament dates.

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At 00:07:06,445, Character said: I hope, I can still keep them.
Set up the pieces, Baranov.

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At 00:07:24,365, Character said: Please excuse the disturbance,
sir. My name is Mc Iver.

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At 00:07:28,365, Character said: I had hoped to see you
in Scotland last year,

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At 00:07:30,680, Character said: but, well, something
had cropped up.

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At 00:07:33,685, Character said: The chess club of Glasgow, you wanted
to give an exhibition match there.

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At 00:07:39,205, Character said: Oh, I would be glad to play with you.
Of course, when you are both ready.

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At 00:07:44,245, Character said: O-oh, excuse me, but this
is only a practice game.

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At 00:07:47,365, Character said: Only for Mr. Czentovic
alone. His training.

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At 00:07:50,765, Character said: But a real game can be
much more useful.

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At 00:07:54,405, Character said: You know, something like a contest,

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At 00:07:56,765, Character said: A few of us against you, with the right,
to consult between the moves.

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At 00:08:00,560, Character said: [Laughter] this should be of some
interest to you?

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At 00:08:05,485, Character said: I don't think so.
Please excuse me now.

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At 00:08:09,325, Character said: You will understand, but Mr.
Czentovic must be alone now,

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At 00:08:13,525, Character said: he cannot be disturbed.

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At 00:08:15,165, Character said: Ok, then after your...
Psst.

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At 00:08:16,925, Character said: Then, after your training hour.

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At 00:08:18,485, Character said: You probably don't know this, but
Mr. Czentovic is a professional player and...

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At 00:08:21,605, Character said: naturally, doesn't play against amateurs.
Of course.

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At 00:08:24,725, Character said: Well, listen.
I **, after all, no beginner.

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At 00:08:27,445, Character said: To the contrary, in Glasgow...

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At 00:08:29,525, Character said: You must understand, Mr.,
We play only for money.

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At 00:08:32,525, Character said: Undoubtedly a rule.

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At 00:08:34,525, Character said: Yes. As his manager I must
insist on certain rules.

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At 00:08:37,885, Character said: Noon, well, how high is the price?

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At 00:08:39,645, Character said: You are Scotsman, right? Then it would be
50 pounds in your currency. Per game.

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At 00:08:46,485, Character said: 50 pounds for a single game?
Yep.

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At 00:08:49,560, Character said: Can I make a suggestion, Mr. Mc Iver?

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At 00:08:52,640, Character said: You play against me, for free;
and win, on top of that.

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At 00:09:04,085, Character said: Excuse me. You will understand,

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At 00:09:06,645, Character said: but under the current circumstances...
we must unfortunately insist on cash.

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At 00:09:10,560, Character said: The check is from the bank of England,
this is as good as cash.

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At 00:09:13,765, Character said: Well, today maybe yet...
- Next year also!

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At 00:09:16,205, Character said: The uncertainty forces us into it, regrettably.

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At 00:09:18,365, Character said: My dear friend, behind this check,
stands the British government, personally.

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At 00:09:21,445, Character said: I can assure you, there is not
the slightest uncertainty there.

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At 00:09:23,965, Character said: My respect. You are
one of the sages of this world.

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At 00:09:27,005, Character said: If you can say with certainty
what awaits you, or all of us.

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At 00:09:47,445, Character said: [Basil] You see?
What did I tell you?

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At 00:09:51,405, Character said: [People] well, there...
You were just lucky...

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At 00:09:54,085, Character said: My truck...
Please, my deepest apologies...

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At 00:10:04,205, Character said: Do you believe me now? They don't
care about you anymore, Werner.

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At 00:10:09,525, Character said: They are after other people.
After other confrontations.

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At 00:10:16,125, Character said: Please, give the master a sign
after each move. Like this.

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At 00:10:24,445, Character said: Presumably also a rule. The
great man cannot even sit with us.

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At 00:10:28,480, Character said: Not even during the game.

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At 00:10:36,365, Character said: ... well, finally.

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At 00:10:42,845, Character said: Well, but however, what did I tell?
How much did I betray?

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At 00:10:46,885, Character said: Yes, but I must know this.
How much did I betray?

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