[Wyatt Price appears at Zina Parks' hideout looking for Juliana Crain, and finds her talking to Parks and some people about events in the other world]
What happened to Himmler and Goring?
And the Nazi leaders? The Allies, they could've put them up against a wall and shot them.
That's what had always been done when wars ended, but they decided to do something different. They gave them a fair trial.
Nazis don't deserve a trial.
Well, they were criminals. Once they put them on the stand, the world could see them for what they were. Their crimes were enormous, but these were small, weak men. They, um, they made excuses. They claimed they didn't know, that they were helpless to stop it.
Tell them what happened to Hitler.
He hid out in a bunker and then shot himself in the head.
It seems impossible. [chuckles] Like a dream.
If they can be beaten in that world, they can be beaten in this one.
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