Мне дан абзац : my mind was now racing. i had to find bert, get hold of kurt klassens again, check my suspicions. but first, i had to try to overhear as much of their conversation as possible. it wasn't easy. several of them were talking at once. there was a noise of plates and knives and forks. all i could hear were bits and pieces of what they said, 'what are we going to do now then? ', 'how come you didn't take care of this back in bambacocha? ', 'where is he now? ', 'what do you mean, you don't know? we have to know! ', 'maybe he hasn't made the connection. maybe we're worrying about nothing.', 'what happened to the girl? ', 'we can't afford any more mistakes, strang. your head is on the block - and so is mine if this gets ' я не могу перевести такие предложения : 1) how come you didn't take care of this back in bambacocha? 2)your head is on the block - and so is mine if this gets 3)так же не могу перевести слово "bambacocha" , чем можете.

1)как так получилось, что  вы еще  не позаботились об этом в бамбакоча? 2)твоя голова на плаху  и так принадлежит мне, если  это выйдет   "bambacocha " - это и есть бамбакоча, возможно это название чего-либо.

Lviv  (ukrainian:   львів,  l’viv,  ipa:   [lwiu̯];   polish: lwów,  ipa:   [lvuf]; [1]  russian:   львов,  lvov,ipa:   [lʲvof];   german:   lemberg,  latin:   leopolis, "the city of the lion"), the largest city in western  ukraine  and the seventh largest city in the country overall, is one of the maincultural centres of ukraine. it was the capital of the  kingdom of ruthenia  from 1272 before being incorporated into the  crown of the kingdom of poland  in 1339 and turning into the regional capital of the  ruthenian voivodeship, then renamed  lemberg  in 1772as the capital of the habsburg  kingdom of galicia and lodomeria. administratively, lviv serves as the administrative center of  lviv oblast  and has the status of  city of oblast significance. its population is730,272 (2013 est.)[2]. from the  polish recurrence  after the  first world war  in 1918-21 until the  german  andsoviet  conquest and dividing of  second polish republic, after the outbreak of the  second world war  in september 1939, the city was known as  lwów  and was the centre of the polish  lwów voivodeship. during the war this eastern polish city was first occupied by the ussr, but soon afteroperation barbarossa, the german attack on the soviet union, the city was instead taken by the germans. after nazi germany's defeat, at the  potsdam conference, the soviet union argued that the  molotov-ribbentrop pact  was legal and the city should become a part of the soviet union;   churchill  objected but america agreed. it was the centre of  lviv oblast  ofukrainian soviet socialist republic  within the ussr, and became part of  ukraine  after 1991. lviv was the centre of the historical region ofgalicia. the historical heart of the city, with its old buildings and cobblestone streets, survived soviet and german occupations during the  second world war  largely unscathed. the city has many industries and institutions of  higher education  such as  lviv university  and  lviv polytechnic. lviv is also a home to many world-class cultural institutions, including a philharmonic orchestra and the famous  lviv theatre of opera and ballet. the  historic city centre  is on the  unesco world heritage list. lviv celebrated its 750th anniversary with a  son et lumière  in the city centre in september 2006.