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"Czechoslovakia, spring of 1953"

The State Security Bureau is established
as the instrument of Communist power.

Everybody is talking about currency
devaluation, so-called monetary reform.

The Crown is stronger than ever.
There will be no monetary reform!

Anton�n Z�potock�, President

What are you doing? Cut that out!

Nothing. Hurry the hell up.

There was supposed to be
a tin safe here, not a Wertheim.

What's wrong?

Get lost.

IN THE SHADOW

Comrade Captain!

Boom! Boom!

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

- Good morning. - Should I make up the
armchair instead of the bed next time?

I couldn't sleep,
I didn't want to wake you.

What do you want for dinner?

- You. - Jarda!
- Sausage, then.

With mashed potatoes. Tom!

Goal. See you this afternoon.

OK daddy.

- Who called them?
- Don't know. - Don't let them go in.

Everything's cleaned out.
Just like my bank account.

Go ahead. I'm finished.

Wertheim. Cinderella.
Made 1925.

- Opened from the front, crude work...
- Why do they put that shit inside?

Insulation. Ash doesn't burn.

Have I forgotten anything?

This is where he started drilling.
He wanted it to be clean.

- He probably didn't have enough time.
He was in a hurry. - Or?

Or he didn't know how...

- What's that?
- Sweat.

He was sweating.

Be�o, what safecracker
sweats like a pig?

- Is he a suspect?
- Sorry...

Janata.
He sweats and looks like a pig.

A sheath for a knife?

You should have a word with J�lek.

He's not talking to me.

If he keeps acting like a fool
I won't be able to keep him.

He's an artist.

Took pictures in Paris.
He even shot de Gaulle.

- What's wrong?!
- The spark plugs again, captain!

A bag for jewels?

Or for nails?

It's for measuring rice.

Alright, lunch is on me.

A dead horse,
should be buried, not beaten.

If anyone says there will be monetary
reform, they are beating a dead horse!

- What's it going to be?
- The pork.

How many dumplings?

Two's enough.

Thanks.

Cops.

- Fuck. Ow!
- What's the rush Karlos?

Where do I find Kirsch?

I don't know him.

You did half a year
in Pankr�c with him.

I did time with lots of guys.
I'm clean.

- Yeah?
- Yeah!

You just got a little dirtier, eh?

Gambling, sponging.
That's three years at least.

- Okay, maybe I do remember.
- That would be lovely.

Got a cigarette?

Does Emanuel Kirsch work
for the Jewish Community Centre?

We know about Mr Kirsch's
problems with alcohol...

- If he has broken something
we will pay for it. - Where is he?

Kirsch spent two years in Auschwitz.
Leave him alone.

Would you prefer a house search?

Mr Kirsch. Some people
from the Police are here.

- They only want to talk to you.
- May I?

Kirsch... it's been years.

This is no way
to greet an old friend.

Opening an old Wertheim
like a can of sardines,

that's not your style, Kirsch...

I haven't done anything.
I'm an honest man...

Piss-pots hide under the bed,
not honest men.

- Where were you last night?
- Sleeping. I swear.

- I lost it in the storeroom.
- You used to be more careful.

Why don't you ever
finish your cigarettes?

The captain only smokes
the healthy half.

Let me have a look.

- That's not mine!
- Take him away.

It's not mine! I swear!

Let's go.

I was drunk as a pig last night!
Ended up in the drunk tank. I swear!

You're a striker! Get up there!

Go to the middle! Follow the winger!

Goal! Nice!

Own goal... still counts.

- You're spilling it...
- Ouch!

Sit still, Tom!
Why didn't you clean it?

- I didn't have a brush.
- You want to get blood poisoning!

I scored a penalty
and dad didn't see it!

I saw the goal before.

- That was an own goal.
- Own goals count too.

And some peroxide.

Tom!

Tom!

- Open up! Tom!
- I don't want peroxide!

- You talk to him.
- I'd run away too.

- Could you act like a dad?
- Why? There's peace and quiet.

Cut it out, Jarda.
You're terrible, both of you.

What's wrong?

I'm scared. Everybody's talking
about the monetary reform.

At school, in the building, everywhere.

What if we have nowhere to live,
nothing to eat? What will we do?

Don't forget you married a cop.
I'd know about it.

- Yesterday the Finance Minister said...
- And you believe him. You believe them?

I have to get back to the station.

I want your advice.

The girls at work said
it's a good idea to buy stamps.

- Why stamps?
- They say stamps never lose their value.

- You know anything about stamps?
- No.

What if there is no reform?

Get the armchair ready for me

so I won't wake you up.

PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC,
ALCOHOLICS WARD

Police. Captain Hakl.

POLICE DEPARTMENT
HEADQUARTERS

- Greetings Comrades.
- Greetings. Is Colonel P�nek in? - Yes.

Wait. I should tell him you're here.

Thank you.

Buy The Red Times!

Gold Stolen By Jews!
Case Solved In One Day!

- What are you doing here?
- Bare�, State Security.

We're taking over the Kirsch case.

Who let you
go through my things?

I did.

How could you
let them search my desk?

Major Zenke is a German expert
who's been on this case for three years.

The Jews are smuggling gold to Berlin.
They're helping finance war in Israel.

Just last year that Bare� guy was
working at reception. I know his face.

- How could you let this happen!
- Times are changing. Stop yelling.

This is State Security now,
in case you haven't noticed.

This isn't some lock-picker.
It's politics.

- There is one more thing.
- And that is?

Kirsch. He spent
the whole night in the drunk tank.

- It wasn't Kirsch.
- Who knows this?

I do.

- I want to interrogate him.
- You can't.

Kirsch was taken away
by State Security.

- We can't just leave it to them.
- Keep working on it.

Don't let anybody know about it.
Report only to me.

Thanks.

The witness is yours.

- Sit down.
- Thank you.

What is your name?

On April 5th, 1953
I met Abraham H�bner,

Rikl, Bek�tajn and Bursch

to hand over jewels from the jewellery
shop on Pech�rkova street.

Let's go.

We don't see any problem.
You've got the complete testimony.

You know the names.

Kirsch's testimony is worthless.

I think you know
what I'm talking about.

We interrogated Kirsch
in the standard way.

Arrest the leaders
of the Jewish Community Centre.

What am I supposed to arrest them for?
Employing a drunkard?

You're right, major.

We cannot allow any doubts.

There are big changes ahead of us.

We cannot afford a single mistake.
Not us, not you.

- Good evening.
- You're in the papers!

Do you have a gun now?

I would never step in here
without one.

Why do you keep doing this?
Your pockets are all yellow.

You want me to quit, don't you?

- Good evening, ladies.
- Good evening.

- Bye, girls.
- Bye bye.

Come on, Tom. It's dinner time.

Pass it here, Tom!

- Come on, you two. Let's go, Tom!
- Good! Run! Let's see who's first.

Run, run. I've got you.
I'm going to be first.

Thanks so much, inspector.
You've got a heart of gold.

Your partner brought him over
this afternoon. God bless you.

B�rov� was here today.

She brought some cognac,

saying you arranged a tenant for her.

- And that you have a...
- Heart of gold.

Who is that?

A German cop.
He was sent to our department.

- Why?
- I'm gonna kill Be�o.

Yeah, he brought him over.

Jackass.

"Get the harpoon," cried the Canadian.

Captain Nemo stopped and took
one more look out the porthole,

beyond which the form of the monstrous
creature was writhing.

The Nautilus pitched from side to side,

caught up in the enormous tentacles
of the sea monster.

At that moment I knew
that only he could defeat the monster.

He sealed his diving suit and
disappeared into the pressure chamber.

Then he brushed his teeth
and went to sleep.

- It doesn't say that.
- It does! - It doesn't.

- Why not? - He couldn't brush
his teeth in a diving suit.

You're a better detective than me.

- Good night.
- Good night.

JEWELRY CASE SOLVED

- What's going on, Jarda?
- What do you mean?

You sleep in the armchair.
You don't talk.

When I touch you it bothers you.
You don't find me attractive anymore.

Jitka...

Come now.

Jitka.

- What is it?
- Someone's out there!

Stay here.

- Don't you know what time it is?
- You said to tell you immediately.

- Go on then. - Janata lives with
some whore by the research institute.

- He feeds the dogs there.
- Now you're clean.

Sorry but this is important.

Asta!

What do you want?

Police. I'm looking for Janata.

- I don't know him.
- I heard he's looking after the dogs.

Like hell he is. He took everything
from me and left!

- So he doesn't live here anymore?
- You heard me, didn't you?!

- Have you reported the theft?
- Who would care? - Me.

I'm listening.

I don't want to report anything. I hope
it all rots in his pocket, the bastard.

I'm glad he's gone.

The dogs didn't like him either.

- How long did he live here?
- Since the coup in '48.

His old lady threw him out.

- Was he working here?
- No. He got everything from me.

- Do you shave often?
- He left it here.

Janata's in big trouble.

I can help him.

But I guess you really don't care
what happens to him anymore.

They came for him.

Who?

- I don't know.
- Were they wearing uniforms? - No.

- Where is he now?
- He never told me anything.

I found this.

He was always scared of guns.

OTTOVA STREET

Don't move! Hands up!

- Let's go. Go on!
- Get the fuck inside! Go!

- Where's the money?
- Over there.

You get your hands up.

- Hands up!
- Move goddamit! - Ok.

- What are you doing?!
- They won't notice a goddamn thing.

Cut it out for fuck's sake!

"Telephone Book"

Hands up! Police!

Comrade Captain.

Who called you?

There are four dead... a driver,
a postal worker, a security guard

and Vil�m Foll, known as The Butcher.

- State Security will secure the room.
- Why? This is a police matter.

Major Zenke and Lieutenant Be�ovsk�
are police.

Have you found anything
that might be of help?

Did I have enough time?

The Red Times!

Edmund Hillary
Nears World's Highest Mountain!

New Soviet Harvester
Outclasses All Others!

U. S. Pays Its Israeli Murderers!

The Red Times!

I got a call from Chief of Security.
He screamed at me for half an hour.

He wanted me
to suspend you immediately.

Bare� made an official complaint

about you interfering
in a State Security case.

We had an agreement you and I.
And you got caught.

- What were you doing there anyway?
- Investigating. - Did you find anything?

I didn't have time.
They arrived right after I did.

I'm supposed to be promoted
in two weeks, so be careful.

Come in.

Am I interrupting?

No, come in.

I need something from you, V�a.

Where did you find that?

In a telephone book.

- Do you have authorization? - No.
- Then I can't take it from you.

So I'm authorizing it.
It's important. I need it fast.

Stop by tomorrow.

Hi dad!

Hi Tom.

Good evening.

In a week you won't even see it.

Did you know Mr Zenke
can juggle a football 25 times?

That's a lot.
How long did you play together?

Not too long.
He showed up just before you.

- Lay down and go to sleep.
- We're not going to read tonight?

- It's late. Good night, Tom.
- Good night.

- Do you know he practices every
evening? - Everybody here knows that.

- Are you looking for something?
- Aspirin.

- Why?
- I have a headache.

You never have headaches.

Thanks.

- Is that blood?
- I fell on the stairs.

- Wait. Let me see.
- It's nothing. - Nothing?

- It needs stitches. You should go
to the doctor. - I'm fine.

- Is something going on?
- No. - Should I be afraid?

Jarda, you know
you can tell me the truth.

It's complicated.

- You're impossible.
- Terrible.

Terrible.

- Now I'm not scared anymore.
- That's good.

- Good evening.
- Good evening.

Here you are.

- What's in the back?
- A collection for the Vienna diaspora.

Here's the permit
from the Jewish Community.

Pull over and turn off the engine.

Get out.

You can't do this! It's all registered!

In the name of the people
of the Czechoslovak Republic

you're under arrest
for attempted murder, robbery

and attempt to smuggle money
over the Czechoslovak border.

Let's go.

You did a great job, major.
Congratulations.

We have a request from Moscow
that you testify in court.

It was never part of our agreement
that I would testify in court.

I was asked to prepare materials for
the prosecution, and that's what I did.

Of course.

I've carried out my mission.

You should reconsider.

I have absolutely nothing to recon...

We will decide
when your mission is over.

One word and tomorrow you'll find
yourself on a train to Moscow!

- Hide that.
- You know what it is?

I've forgotten.
And you better forget as well.

- �Z 52, 7 calibre, Tokarev 62.
- So?

Only State Security
carries this kind of gun.

- How many are registered?
- Twenty, twenty-five.

Could you find out
who this bullet belongs to?

- I could but it would be complicated.
- Do it.

They've fired half the people
in the building. Everyone's afraid,

and you want me to search
State Security files?

I'm looking for a murderer.
I don't care who he is.

Sorry.

Give it to me.
I'm not promising anything.

Can I help you?

No, thank you.
I have to learn how to do it.

I like your piano playing.

Thank you.
I haven't played for a long time.

Why not?

That's a pity. You play wonderfully.

I never had the patience.

That's a pity.

Sometimes patience pays off.

- Now can I help?
- Yes, gladly.

- Hi, Eva.
- Hi.

Age 45, 170 cm, ginger hair.

No women.

Just this guy
they brought in yesterday.

Yesterday? May I?

- Hi daddy. - Hi.
- I've almost got it down pat.

- And your homework? Is it done?
- No.

- Get moving then.
- Just a little longer.

Be home by 7.
It's raining anyway.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- Did you see the doctor?
- It doesn't hurt anymore.

- This is all we had in the bank.
- You withdrew everything we had?

We're buying a painting.
By Slav��ek. I've already booked it.

There's the number for the gallery
owner. Will you call him?

Everyone's saying they'll do it!

We've been saving this money for Tom!
I won't let them take it.

Are you going somewhere?

P�nek is having a party.
He's been promoted.

- I'm cooking. Why didn't you tell me?
- Sorry, I forgot.

- Let me give you a clean shirt.
- That's sweet of you.

I met that German colleague of yours
down in the laundry room.

Yes?

He's quite nice.

Would you like to
invite him for dinner?

One night we might.

- He's a complete stranger.
- You know nothing about him.

Maybe more than I'd like to.

I think Mr Zenke is a decent man.

B�rov� thinks so too.
And Tom likes him.

You don't know
what you're talking about.

- How should I when you never
tell me anything? - He's a liar.

- At least he talks to me.
- So you talk together?

He's a Nazi, Jitka. He's SS.

WE DON'T ASK FOR PEACE
WE FIGHT FOR PEACE

- Sorry to hear you've been called off
the case. - Don't worry about it.

- How have you been doing?
- Alright.

- How about Major Zenke?
- He's doing his best.

- Today he closed the post office case.
- Did he? - Yeah.

And who killed those people?

Janata.

Janata, I see.

They found him under a bridge.
He was run over by a train.

He had a machine gun on him,
the same one used at the post office.

He and Foll were hired
by the Jewish Community Centre.

Something about that strange to you?

- Jarda.
- Congratulations on your promotion.

- Thank you.
- Can I talk to you for a moment?

Of course.

What's up? I wanted to introduce you
to Colonel Morozovov from Moscow.

- Is that necessary?
- It's an order.

I'd like to testify in court.
About Kirsch.

I can try,
but I doubt they'll allow it.

Thank you.

- Thanks.
- Congratulations. - Thank you.

Comrade Colonel, allow me to
introduce you to Comrade Captain Hakl.

Comrade Colonel Morozov.

Here you are, gentlemen.

Thank you.

Cheers.

Comrade Colonel,
congratulations on your promotion.

Thank you.

Why are you doing this?

Excuse me?

Why are you doing this?

I don't know what you're
talking about, captain.

I'm talking about Kirsch.

Kirsch has confessed.

He confessed

but he didn't do it.
And you know it.

5 Jews or 5 million, I guess it doesn't
make any difference to you, does it?

What are you waiting for?
You weren't so scared yesterday.

Or aren't you any good one on one?

You're talking nonsense.

You have no idea
what you're getting yourself into.

You have a fine family.

You should take better care of them.

Sometimes, things
are not the way they look.

Leave me alone.

The Minister of Finance
had this to say:

There will be no monatery reform.
It will not happen.

Those who say so are liars.

They talk so much about not doing it

that it's strange, don't you think?

We'll just put some plaster on it.

Come in.

Nice place you've got here.

You can sleep in my bed.

I'll sleep in the armchair. I'm used to
it. Do you have anything to drink?

I'll stop by the neighbour's.

Dammit.

STATE SECURITY SERVICE ID

I was out of matches.

I said my boss was here and
he gave me an old bottle of pear brandy.

Here you are.

What do we drink to?

To life.

To life.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

- Hello.
- Hi.

Hello. I'm looking for Mr Hakl.

- Jarda isn't home.
- I need to speak with him.

Can I leave him a message?

- Fine. You can count on it.
- Thank you. - Goodbye.

I AM A ZIONIST. I STOLE
CLOTH FOR AMERICAN UNIFORMS.

Tom!

I forgot the tests at home.
Can you go on your own, honey?

- Hello.
- Hello.

- I'll take these...
- Daffodils.

And how many?

Maybe five?

Two crowns.

- Nice choice.
- Thanks. - Thank you.

Captain, Jitka was taken
to the hospital by ambulance.

- What happened?
- A robber hit her.

There was a lot of blood.

Captain, think of your family.

Good afternoon, Comrade Captain.

I took this case myself.
I'm sorry, Jarda.

- How is she?
- Hopefully she'll be fine.

Has anyone you sent to jail
gotten out recently?

- I don't know... maybe.
- They didn't steal it.

Well... you know the procedure.
Find out what's missing.

The prosecution rejected
you testifying in court.

They only want Zenke
to represent the police.

There was nothing more I could do.

V�a from ballistics called.
He wouldn't leave a message.

Thanks.

I need something from you.

GALLERY OWNER

Hakl here. Give me
V�a Nov�k, ballistics.

When did he leave?

Again!

Dad, why do they keep turning it off?

Maybe they want us to be afraid.

I'm not afraid of anything. Like you!

- Really?
- Yeah!

That's good.

Damn...

Tom, clean the table.

- Bon appetite.
- Bon appetite.

Good.

Not really.

When mum gets out of the hospital
she'll roast us a chicken.

What happened to you?

- I got in a fight.
- You won't let me get in fights.

Well now I will... but you have to
know why you're fighting.

And did you win?

- Do you want to learn to fight?
- Yeah. But mum'll be angry.

Then it'll be our secret.
Come on then.

Basic stance.

With your left you go for the head,
then a right hook to the belly.

Go.

Wait here, Tom.

- What are you doing here? - Captain Hakl.
I'm looking for V�a Nov�k.

He took a few days off.
I'm filling in. Can I help you?

Tom!

- What's up, dad?
- We have to go now.

It's nothing important.
I'll drop in some other time.

He was here.

HAKL, 23 BILKOVA STREET

Dad, where are we going now?

Home, Tom.

We've got to go home.

Tom!

Dad!

Do you want to lose your kid or what?

Who are you? Who sent you?
What's all this about?

- Are you insane?
- Daddy, I'm scared.

Sorry.

Forgive me. You can go.

Tom, come on.

Tom, nothing happened.
Everything is fine.

You don't have to worry
about anything. Is that clear?

Come on then.

What are you looking for, dad?

- Was there anybody
looking for me yesterday? - No.

Tom...

It's important. Try to remember.

Well, mum talked to a man
down in the courtyard.

And what did he look like?
Was he wearing glasses?

He was. Can I recite that poem for you
now since mum is not here?

- You can.
- But you have to correct me.

The Kulak.

Listen people, what happened yesterday
near Prague, in a place called Lhota.

A poor kulak - can you imagine -
was hiding millions in his shoe.

He hid them there for many years,

waiting for the regime to end,

looking forward to a happy future,
eager to multiply his money.

Now he is facing catastrophe.
He was never used to having to work.

Now tell me, how shall
poor kulaks make their living?

Did I do it good, dad?

Dad!

Good.

Very good.

After reading the charges
the judge will ask you

to read the conclusions of
your investigation.

The interpreter will be standing
right behind you.

You will say what you're supposed to say
then you'll go back and sit down.

And then?

You've got more friends than we
thought. Bonn accepted a swap.

You'll get your passport from the
driver. At 5:00pm you cross the border.

Let's get going. The journalists
are expecting us in ten minutes.

- What are you doing? - You're going
to your grandma's for a few days.

- I don't want to.
- Mrs. B�rov� will take you. - Dad.

I'm not going to discuss it.

Lay down.

And sleep.

You don't like us anymore, do you?

What are you saying?

Tom!

There is no one I love more
than you and your mum. No one.

Then why do I have to go to grandma's?

Because mama is in the hospital
and I have a lot of work.

Are you going to fight again?

Remember when we read about the giant
squid that no one could defeat?

There's a monster like that
I have to fight now.

Even though it can't be killed?

If we keep fighting it all the time,
it's going to get tired and weak.

And maybe one day
somebody will defeat it.

Who?

Somebody.

Maybe you.

Good night.

I'm sorry about your wife.

What did they promise you
to get you to lie tomorrow?

This is my wife, and my daughter.

In 1944 she left with the child
for Bavaria to live with her mother.

At the end of the war I was
captured by the Russians,

and they sent me to Siberia.

You have no idea what it's like,
8 years' imprisonment.

I only know my daughter from photos.

And now I will see them.

You want me to believe that?

You can believe whatever you want.

You knew all the time that
I found the bullet in the post office.

You could have turned me in.

- Yes, I could have.
- Why didn't you?

Sometimes, things
are not the way they look.

Here is the name of the
the post office murderer.

You are going to testify in court.

You can read it in as evidence.

You'll save the lives
of five innocent Jews.

No one can save them now.

- We both know that.
- This is the evidence.

Do you think
they're going to let you go?

They will.

They'll swap me.

What do you think will happen
if I read this out?

Will it change anything?

There is no justice, captain.

- I'm going to call the prosecutor.
- Don't do it.

They will ruin you,
just the way they've ruined me.

Think of Tom. What about his future?

What good is a father who's afraid?

And what good is a father who's dead?

If it were up to me, I'd send you
back to Siberia. Not home.

Don't forget.

Everything that happens in this court

is delayed one minute
before being broadcast.

- Do you understand that?
- Of course.

...where the counter-revolutionary group
"The Community" is about to be tried.

This group has committed
armed robberies and sabotage

in our country in order to support
Zionist terrorists and US agressors.

In the name of the people and the state,
the members of this group will be tried:

Abraham H�bner, Otto Bek�tajn,

Eli� Lin�tok,

Karel Rikl, Ester Kleinov�

and Emanuel Kirsch.

Their confessions are conclusive proof
that, with the money of our workers,

they wanted to support the unjust fight
of Zionist separatists in Palestine.

My function and conscience
force me to demand

the most severe punishment
for them all: The Death Penalty!

Did someone just come in here?

There's always someone
coming in here.

I will now call the representative
of the police to the stand.

Comrade Major,
what can you tell us about this case?

For a year, I have worked intensively
on uncovering and apprehending

a Europe-wide criminal gang of Zionists
supporting terrorism in the Near East.

One trail led me to Bohemia.

I was able to uncover a group of
subversives organising armed robberies.

The group belongs to an international
network organised from the USA.

The defendants have confessed.

In my opinion, they are guilty.

Is there anything
you would like to add, Comrade Major?

No. Thank you.

The accused will rise.

Do you plead guilty to the crimes
you have been accused of?

Guilty.

Guilty.

- Guilty.
- Guilty.

- Guilty.
- Guilty.

Guilty.

The court will now
adjourn for deliberation.

At ten o'clock tomorrow,
the verdict will be read.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

Excuse me, I'm sorry.

- What? - Comrade Captain Hakl
is waiting for you.

Excuse me for a moment.

Jarda.

What are you doing here?

I'm at work. Does that surprise you?

No, not at all.

I'm glad to see you again.

I know the name
of the post office murderer.

Janata.

Janata never even shot an airgun.
Why would he do that?

For money. He was hired
by the Jewish Community Centre.

They've all confessed.
And it's over now.

No. Janata was hired by somebody else.
Janata is a victim.

Just like Kirsch.
And just like all the others.

Do you have any evidence?

The bullet from the post office
and a ballistics report.

The name of the owner
of the gun is also there.

And the names of everyone
who took part in this.

What do you want to do with it now?

Arrest the murderer.

I am arresting you
on legitimate suspicion of murder.

You're the best
I ever had in this department.

I'll give this to the state prosecutor.

Who do you think
sent those guys this morning?

- Did you send them to hurt Jitka too?
- I had to. It was your fault.

Where is that bullet?

When they order you
to kill your mother, will you do it?

- Where is that bullet?
- Will you throw her off a bridge too?

Don't you realise this is exactly
what they want us to do?

Where's that fucking bullet,
you son of a bitch?

Now it's safe.

Yes?

The swap has been made.

Sooner or later a murder will be
nothing but a murder again.

Call the prosecutor immediately.
We have to stop the trial.

You are going to have to explain this
to Moscow, Comrade Colonel.

Mommy...

He gave me an order.

Monetary Reform! No Need For Panic!
Plenty Of New Bank Notes!

Bread Now Cheaper For Everyone!

Dynamo Prague Beats
Spartak Stalingrad 3:0!

Now they've done it!
Those bastards have gone and done it!

It's a disgrace! Those
Bolshevik thieves stole it all!

- Get it! Take his bag!
- Give it to me.

- Stop crying.
- They took my bag.

Tom?

Tom?

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