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And now, tonight's presentation of radio's outstanding theater of thrills, Suspense.

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Tonight, Suspense is dedicated to the crusade for freedom. It is a true story in which it has

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been necessary to change the names of all principal participants in order that their

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survivors still imprisoned may live. So now, starring Charlotte Lawrence and Sam Edwards,

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here is tonight's Suspense play, Listen Young Lovers. It was in Czechoslovakia a year ago,

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a high vaulted room in a prison's turret, the city of Prague. There was a boy named

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Yenrik and he was 21. And until this morning, he'd been a student at the communist controlled

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university. Now he faced his inquisitors. Go to the window, Yenrik. Go on, Yenrik, go to the window.

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Now down there, do you see the automobiles? The automobiles. Do you see them? Yenrik? Yenrik?

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Yes, yes, I see them. And the people? Yes. And the building of the Ministry of War? Yes. Therefore,

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they exist because you see them. You understand, Yenrik? Please. Yes, what is it? Comrades. Of

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course we are all comrades, Yenrik. This comrade, for example. Yes. You see his medals. Certainly,

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because they exist. And his sword. Yes. His head. Yes. His mind. Comrade, his mind. Or this comrade's

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mind. Or this... Oh, you should not have hit Yenrik, comrade. Comrade Steffen. Yes. And why does he look

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out the window now? What is he searching for? Shall we have you shot, Yenrik? Or is expulsion

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enough? What do you think, comrades? Shoot him. What was the book you were caught with, Yenrik?

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Varieties of religious experiences by Henry James. Western philosophy. Have him shot. Shoot him. Have

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him shot. Blood and blood and blood. Yenrik. Yes. To kill you would be to fail. You are clever. You

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think. Therefore, if you are clever for us, thought for us, we could win. Therefore... Did either of you

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comrades have a thing to say? Good. Therefore, Yenrik, for us to win you, the West will have

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lost you. Therefore, a victory for us for communism. So go home. Go home and purge your mind. In about a

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day, I think, come to me and say to me, I am ready. Teach me to think. Teach me what you want me to

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know. Go home, Yenrik. And for this they expelled you? For daring to read, for daring to think, to taste

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of a knowledge that... For this, Melada. But you are a student. Student and violator. Scholar and

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heretic. Sinner who stood before his inquisitors and... You should have seen their faces, Melada. No.

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No. Not gentle Melada. No beautiful Melada. No child Melada. Yenrik. Yes. This that they have done to

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you. Yes. After it will come arrest and torture and imprisonment and the labor camp. Melada. And death.

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As it came to Miklos, who was also a student, who also read of alien philosophies, who also...

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Melada....took it of death. Death. Stop it. It will not be so. It will not. You must go away from here.

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I will not leave you, Melada. You must. You must. Listen to me. Only to my voice and to nothing else.

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Not to fear, nor to horror, nor to the madness around us. Only to me.

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I love you and I will not go from you. And we will marry as we had planned. When you finished your

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studies. I will find something else to do here. Not a student, laborer then. Or shopkeeper or beggar.

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There will be something else. We will make a life. Out of what? Out of terror, out of darkness, out of fear.

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No more. We speak of it no more, Melada. What time is it? It is almost the hour. Turn on the radio then.

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No more. Turn it lower.

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No more. Ginric. Yes. Come here to me. Close to me.

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Sit with me. Watch the fall of night. And hold me. Melada. Gentle Melada.

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This is the voice of free Czechoslovakia.

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And the voice of radio free Europe. Bringing you the news of the free world. Bringing you the

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knowledge that you are not forgotten. And the hope of your future liberation. The voice now of free

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Czechoslovakia. This is password little garden. Dear mother, we know these are the worst times

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you have ever lived through. But you must believe that one day we will see you again.

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This is password Hefajstos. Calling my friends from the Krumlov area.

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The border crossing was hard and exhausting, but it was a success. Now I am well and I see true freedom.

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Tonight as we promised we are going to tell you about the free Europe college in Strasbourg.

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Like radio free Europe the college is maintained by the voluntary contributions of the American

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people. It is for students who have escaped from the Soviet orbit. From Soviet tyranny.

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From Soviet terror. You hear, Heinrich? You hear what they say?

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For students who have come to Germany. Yes.

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Where they have found a climate of freedom and of learning.

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Heinrich, why have you turned it off for us? I thought I heard a step on the stairs in the hall.

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Yes, I did hear. Turn on the light, Melada. Quickly.

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Perhaps it is only the man who lives...

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Steppen. A comrade Steppen who was walking the streets in loneliness and in regret

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and who thought to call on a friend. On a comrade. May I? Come in.

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You know, Melada. Of course. You brought her once to the university and her

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sweet young face made such an impression amongst us. We talked of it. Of you. Of your lovely fiancée,

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Melada. Why are you here? I told you. It was a night of loneliness and of regret.

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Oh, how harsh we were with him, Melada. With your love. How almost brutal. What savage blows

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we struck against his sensitive brain. And I became concerned for him. I became...

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But sure, young man. A man of intellect, of perception. And see him. See his face.

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How he knows I lie. How he knows I have no concern for him, nor pity, nor rage.

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But you, Melada, you have such emotions for him. And love also. Then tell him. Convince him.

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Take his hand. And lead him back to us with your young love. For this, that one day and soon,

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your gentle arms will not have to cradle his corpse. Tomorrow, Yinnrik, and we will welcome

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you back with such warmth and joy. Good night, Yinnrik. Melada.

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Yinnrik. Yinnrik. Yes? What was said on the radio. The free Europe college in Strasbourg.

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For those who escape. I cannot. You must. You will. Not without you. Then with me. If not alone,

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with me. It is 300 miles. 300 miles of guards and border patrols. Informers and dogs. Wilderness.

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Hunger. Hiding. With me. With me. Yinnrik. Yes. Yes, but it must be now. Immediately now.

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Get your coat. A scarf for your hair. If you have candy bars. Yes. Quickly, Melada. Quick.

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Yes, yes. My scarf. My coat. Candy bars. And this. Take it, Yinnrik. What is it? The same that I have

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for myself. A small bottle of liquid. Of poison that is kept here for insects and vermin. Melada.

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If we are caught, we will drink it. Together we will drink it. And this way they will never separate us.

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This way we need never leave each other. Yes.

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A thing they had talked about for a long time now decided. But how to get to freedom.

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No passports so they dare not trust trains nor other public conveyances.

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Nothing but their feet to carry them. Two sweethearts out for a casual stroll.

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So they walked. Prague to Klodno. Across the Vlataava River swollen by spring rains.

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To Kraslice. And close to the border now. Lonely paths through the mountain roads and across fields

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to the young lovers almost a pleasant adventure. Almost. Run. Run.

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Quickly. Yinn.

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I'm so tired. I'm so tired. Don't worry. I'm going to get you some water.

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I'm so tired. I'm so tired. Don't talk. See. There near the wall. The straw. We will rest.

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Now go home. Back to the house son. When the colt will be born I will call you and you will name it.

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No move.

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Not yet friend of mine. Since what shall we name your colt? My son wants to know.

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Lute Miller. And if a salient shall we name him? Out. Out. Or with this pitchfork.

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Let me look at you. Step closer to the light.

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Two of you. Two of you now. We're not thieves. No. Truly we're not thieves. Then what? Hikers.

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Throw down your papers then so I'll know it. Well. There are no papers. Refugees. Yes. From what?

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Terror. The government of Czechoslovakia. Yes. I throw down the pitchfork for whatever

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symbol you wish to make of it. I am your friend. Oh great. Hush. Hush. Now listen to me. Yes. Sleep.

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And at dawn I'll wake you with directions to the border which is nearby. And there is a guard I

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know who is there. And I will send you to him and he is a friend. And he will show you how to get

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into Germany. I envy your courage.

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Halt. Raise your arms over your heads. Jindrik. Do not fear. You are Radik? The guard? I am Radik.

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Come forward. And you are the two who slept in my friend's barn. The pretty young girl and her young

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man. The refugees. And you are the two who slept in my friend's barn. The pretty young girl and her

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young man. The refugees. Yes. He said you would be our friend. Radik. Show us how we could get into

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Germany. And for this we are. You are what? Grateful. Because he was kind. As you are kind.

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And the final act of kindness. You are under arrest. No. Yes. I say it. You are under arrest.

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You are listening to Listen Young Lovers. Tonight's presentation in radio's outstanding

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theater of thrills, Suspense.

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in the Soviet satellite countries who want new and love freedom are depending on you. Send your

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truth dollars to Crusade for Freedom in care of your local postmaster. Remember, truth is what the

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Kremlin fears most. Help wield the free world's strongest weapon. And now we bring back to our

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Hollywood sound stage Sam Edwards and Charlotte Lawrence starring in tonight's production Listen

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Young Lovers, a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. Betrayal, escape to freedom,

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which was a thing of loneliness and of sobbing and of storm, halted now and betrayed, made futile by

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a man who had given them a night's sleep in his barn and spoke gently of refugees and of courage

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and of help to be had from his friend the guard. And while they slept, informed to the man of the

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automatic rifle who stood guard on the Czech-German border who was communist, who was called Radik.

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Lambs, lost little lambs to have huddled in his barn from the storm, to have believed in such as

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him, to come so innocent of the slaughter, to Radik. And you would kill? You, if you try something.

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Her, her with a pretty young face, not her perhaps if a tear fell on such soft cheek. Come, move, move.

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Where do you take us? To the hut there, where there is phone.

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Where I call the proper authorities, tell them Radik has snared two more. Radik, Radik.

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How you say my name and without fright. The thing you said. What thing? That you would kill him.

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If he wants it, if he must pretend to you he is a hero. He is no hero. He is a hero.

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If he must pretend to you he is a hero. He is no hero. Good. Not a hero. Something else.

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Milana. Something else you are. Coward and traitor. Student who is superior to all around him.

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And arrogant and looks down upon those around him. Upon you little one. Upon such prettiness as you.

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You pretty one. Unrich. Run Milana, run.

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The trick and run. Run across the border into eastern Germany and keep running. And behind them

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the shouts of clamor and the braying of dogs. And like animals hide, run again into darkness.

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And under the shield of night, exhausted sleep.

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Dawn then and the highlands of eastern Germany to walk. And the forests of Bomerwald.

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Dangerous to walk the roads because they spoke no German. Therefore easily recognized as foreigners.

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Easily arrested. And not dare ask for food. But walk where wilderness is.

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Wander the bogs of Turin-Gerwald and dig for food.

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Unrich, I have found another. Good. We will have a feast. Here Milana, under the tree.

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Shelter, warmth, food and with my love. What more to ask? Freedom. Eat. I do not want to eat.

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You must. These berries and garnished with roots. And after we will hunt for...

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Quite close to the ground. Very close and do not have a sound. Breathe into the earth.

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Ah, carnations. Little wild carnations from the forest.

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And I am the hunter and I have found you. And caught. Stand up. Up. And I kill you.

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We are refugees. We are not dangerous.

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He does not understand us, Milana. And he looks as if you are mad. But his pistol, he holds it so close to your face. He will kill you. He will.

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I have watched you from the forest. What? I do not... They are just...

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Eating so hungry. He is hungry. The signs he makes. Give them to him. Give him the roots and the berries.

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Take them. No. Please take them. No. You are hungry. Take them. We will hunt for food.

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Thank you. Thank you.

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By now they had lost all track of time. Some days they covered as much as 10 or 15 miles.

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Other days they knew they were lost. They were lost. They were lost. They were lost.

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And always there was the hunger. And always the feeling somehow that the trip would never end.

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I can't. Go on. I can't. I can't. Milana. I can't. Milana. You go. You can make it.

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No. No. Listen. What? Listen. Can you hear it? A car. We must be near a highway.

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We will ask someone for a ride. Yes. No. But we... No. Suppose it is a communist who stops for us.

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Immediately there will be questions and... And there are all sorts of questions.

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The bottles of poison. We will die together and that will be our victory. Yes. Then come.

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Yannick. Yes. Pray. Yes. Was there ever such a prayer that a vehicle should come by?

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That the driver of the vehicle be not a communist? That the driver be not a communist?

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That the driver be not a communist? Please. Will you give us a ride? Nein. We don't speak German. We're Czech.

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You're under children. Get into the wagon. Quickly. The car is coming. Get down on the floor.

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The car approaching has a spotlight. It's a patrol car. Quickly. Quickly.

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Do you see it? The bridge? Yes. Now is the best time to cross it. Dawn. We don't know how to thank you.

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Driving all night. Oh no. It is I who should thank you. To give me the opportunity to help hinder whatever flame of protest.

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Now listen children. Take advantage of the trees along the road. Go from one to the other. Then the bridge.

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Then the American zone. And then freedom. God bless you both and be at your side. Quickly now. Across the road.

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Now. As the woman said. From tree to tree. Yes. All right. Yes. Now.

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Look. Look at the bridge. Guards. Two guards. Russians. Walking their posts. And across the bridge is freedom.

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Across the bridge is life. Yes. While the guards are walking away. Yes.

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Milada. Get up quickly before the guards see us. My ankle. I'll help you. Arm around my shoulder.

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I can't. I must have broken it. The Russian guards. They've seen us. Yenrik. Run. Run. Not without you.

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Leave me. Leave me. I will drink of mine. No separation. No torture. Yes. And I will drink of mine.

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We are the Soviet. We'll jump you some noise. Hey. Hey what's happened here. What's the matter.

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Too young people. Too much whiskey. What do you think Sarge. They're on our side of the bridge. Please. We'll take care of them.

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But they are our people. Our side of the bridge. See the marker. Our side. You help the girl Nolan. I'll take care of the guy.

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But I. Get off Jack. Our side of the bridge. They belong to us. What's the matter sis. Too much of the booze. Poison.

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What. Poison. Yeah. Poison she said. Yeah. The guy too. Come on. Let's get a move on.

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Radio Free Europe brought to you by your friends in America. The voice now of free Czechoslovakia.

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This is password Greenbauer calling our friends in the area of Prague. My friend and I have married.

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We attend now the free Europe college in Strasbourg. Students who escaped the Russian orbit are welcome here.

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We wait for you with open arms. There is freedom here and the teaching of ideas.

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Free ideas for which millions have been and are still ready to die. I hold out my hand to all of you.

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And this is password Traviata calling Yelava region. Greetings and remembrances to all our dear friends.

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We wait for you. We greet you from a free world.

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Suspense. In which Charlotte Lawrence and Sam Edwards starred in tonight's presentation of Listen Young Lovers.

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Next week a story of a ghost town and a practical joke that wasn't. We call it Hollywood hostages.

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That's next week on Suspense.

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Suspense is produced and directed in Hollywood by Anthony Ellis. Listen Young Lovers was adapted for suspense by Morton Fine and David Friedkin from the report of David Camelan.

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The music was composed by Lucian Moroweck and Renee Gerrigang and conducted by Wilbur Hatch.

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Featured in the cast were Edith Ann Gold, Victor Perrin, Frank Goss, Joseph Kearns, Jim Nusser, Herb Butterfield, Lou Merrill, Jack Crouchon, Leonard Weinrib and Joe Cranston.

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You can find in your favorite newspaper full factual accounts of happenings from all over the world.

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But no such service waits for the 70 million captive people behind the iron curtain.

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Their papers like their rulers are puppets, top heavy with red propaganda and distortions.

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To learn the truth, these people look to free Europe press coming in by balloon from the outside world.

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You can help spread this truth and help these captive millions who want new freedom.

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Send your truth dollars for free Europe press to Crusade for Freedom in care of your local postmaster.

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Stay tuned for five minutes of CBS News to be followed on most of these same stations by the Jack Carson Show.

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The Radio Workshop presents the new and unusual Friday nights on the CBS Radio Network.