Best broadcasts of 1938-39 (1939)

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BLOOD OF THE MARTYRS Ellermann. — Gregopoulos, you have no quarrel with any government. Hang out any flag they want. Stand at attention. Salute. Scream, “Hail! Hail! Long live the state!” Elsa. — So long as the truth is the truth! Anton. — Will they leave their hands off Malzius ? Gregopoulos. — They should. The scientist is concerned with the eternal, not with transient political phenomena. . . . Ellermann. — {Horrified) “Transient?” Gregopoulos, be careful! Gregopoulos. — Transient I said, and transient I meant. Long after the Dictator is gone, the name of Malzius will be remembered. Ellermann. — For God’s sake ! Gregopoulos. — I ask you, which one is the glory of this country: Malzius, because of whom thousands who should be dead are alive, or the Dictator, because of whom thousands who should be alive are dead ? Ellermann. — Gregopoulos, this is treason! Elsa. — Treason ? Pfft ! WissOTzsKi. — We had a meeting last night. . . . Ellermann. — Don’t tell me anything about it! Gregopoulos. — Why not? Tell him everything about it. WissoTzsKi. — We were all there . . . except Bonnard. Max . . . Anton . . . Gregopoulos . . . Elsa. . . . Elsa. — We must have freedom even under the new regime. Gregopoulos. — To talk of a free world is a delusion. Men are not free in this world. Anton. — The world should be like a chemical formula: full of reason and logic. Gregopoulos. — We will make it so! The cancer cries out for treatment ! Elsa. — In otu: first number we are publishing . . . {Fade out) Ellermann. — I wall hear no more. 51