The Liberators

Willi Korte:
I mean the Quedlinburg Treasures, of course, are of tremendous religious, historical value. It's not just another painting or another museum piece. It's something that has a history of over a thousand years, and I couldn't think of any other case that I could ever pursue for the rest of my life that would have that kind of significance

Willi Korte:
At the end of the war when he was in the South of France, [Meador] stole silverware. For that, he got court marshalled. So was he a pathological thief or was it this sort of attitude that the spoils of war go to the victor? I don't know.

Dick Deguerin:
There's always another part of the story.

Dick Deguerin:
I have found that frequently good people do bad things, and that doesn't make them bad people. I have an attitude about that even though someone may have committed a criminal act, that they deserve consideration for the way that they've lived the rest of their lives.