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Parcz, Eastern Prussia

November 1943

Rosa?

Hello, Herta.

You're here.

How was the train trip?

Endless.

You took the bus at the station?

- There wasn't one. - How did you get here?

I walked.

I got lost.

I was lucky a cart stopped.

I'm sorry about your mother.

She's resting next to my father.

I'll help with your bags... Rosa!

I'm sorry.

You need to eat something.

There's almost nothing left in the city.

The Tasters

I'll make space for you...

among Gregor's things.

Has he written to you?

To you?

A month ago, when he told me to come here.

He said it was safer.

I know, you wrote me that.

This isn't Berlin.

The radio says if we all work and do our duty,

Germany will resist and win.

The radio...

And Gregor will come back.

Why are the woods fenced-off?

It's all barbed wire and soldiers everywhere.

No one must know.

It's our Führer's general headquarters.

He's no longer in Berlin?

He's been with us for two years now.

They destroyed half the woods.

Sometimes his train leaves.

Then he returns.

You'll know when it passes, just wait.

We have to give up almost all our food.

As we should.

For our Führer.

You'll have to find work.

The men are at the front and women must do their share.

I've always worked.

But no one needs secretaries here.

What do I do without you?

Why did you stop writing? When are you coming back?

You promised.

Come in.

Soldiers are here.

- Has something happened to Gregor? - They won't say.

They're waiting downstairs.

Get dressed! Don't keep them waiting.

- Rosa Sauer? - Yes.

Your papers, please.

Has something happened to my husband?

Come along.

Where are you taking me?

Don't worry, Sauer. Get in, please.

Do you know where we're going?

- No. - Leni, be quiet.

Get out.

Hell, Hitler.

- Papers? - In the folder.

Out, please.

Don't be shy.

Good, follow me.

- Winkler? - Please.

Come in, this way.

Please wait here until you re called.

You may remove your coats.

Leni Brunner.

- Leni Brunner? - Yes?

Sabine Gross.

Yes.

Come, please.

Arms out, please.

- Heike Neumann. - Yes.

Augustine Pohler.

Why are you examining us?

We must ensure you're healthy.

Ulla Richter.

Take your seats.

- Can we really eat? - Of course.

Aren't you hungry?

Come on!

You sit here...

and you, on the other side.

Go on! Don't be shy, it will get cold.

Could I have some of her...

Eat only what is on your plate.

Remain seated, you are not permitted to stand.

- You have to wait. - Why?

I should return to my children.

You must wait at least an hour.

An hour?

- What for? - Why won't you tell us anything?

In an hour we'll be certain the food is not poisoned.

Poisoned?

Who would poison it?

I personally cook for the Führer.

I never lose sight of the food, but...

we can never be too sure.

That's why you've been selected.

Young, healthy German women.

For such a delicate task.

If you feel something is not right,

let us know immediately.

- If so, can you save us?

You are not allowed to vomit.

We ate what the Führer will eat.

- Alright? - All is in order.

You can advise.

You may serve lunch to the Führer.

Ladies, you may stand!

You are done for now.

Will you take us home?

Go on, please.

Doesn't matter.

They really said nothing about Gregor?

No.

Why won't you tell us something?

We have to taste the Führer's food,

in case it's poisoned.

Every day, lunch and dinner.

It's not possible!

You mustn't do it!

You have to leave!

What can she do? Hide in the woods?

Better than dying like a rat!

She'd die of cold and hunger out there.

They're paying us.

Two hundred marks

a month.

Go ahead, go on.

Each to her place.

You may sit.

Be thankful of how fortunate you are

to be eating such delicacies.

I added a special ingredient to one of the dishes.

I'm curious to know what you think.

For victory.

What are the chances it's poisoned?

The same as we have to lose the war.

We risk dying every day, Sauer.

You may start eating.

You heard the officer!

All is in order.

You were all very brave.

So, did you like it?

Is it true you're Gregor's wife?

Yes. Do you know him?

No, but Heike does.

Her husband went to school with him.

They've sent him to Russia now.

Gregor, too.

Are you all friends?

Well, we're all from here.

Tell me, is Augustine always like that?

Last winter she lost her husband in the war.

Now she's alone with her son Peter.

She says...

Sabine is obsessed.

- With the Führer? - Yes.

Every year, she and her sister send him

a pillow embroidered with eagles and swastikas for his birthday.

And that's Ulla.

Ulla does what she wants.

And her?

Elfriede?

She's been here since she lost her parents.

She lives with her uncle, Father Arnold, our church pastor.

And you?

How long have you been married?

Four years.

Do you have children?

Well...

Gregor enlisted a month after the wedding.

I've seen him just once.

How did you meet? I adore love stories.

He was my boss, an engineer.

I was one of his secretaries.

I liked him right off, I'd watch him secretly.

He must have realized.

He invited me for coffee.

That's...

He didn't know what to say,

neither did I.

We shared a piece of cake with whipped cream.

That day I was wearing...

this very dress.

It's beautiful.

My mother made it, she made nearly all my dresses.

I've never seen anything like it.

She worked as a seamstress.

I have one that would look good on you.

Really?

- Want it? - You'd give me a dress of yours?

Really?

It might bring you luck and you'll meet someone too.

Thank you, Rosa!

Rosa gave me a dress!

Really?

You're lucky.

She's from Berlin and gives us handouts.

I gave it to her, not you.

All inside, dinner is ready.

Why are you always staring at me?

Excuse me?

Every time I turn, you're staring at me.

Even when they took our blood.

I turned because I can't stand seeing my blood.

But others' blood you do?

Out, come on!

We risk our lives here every day, Berliner.

It's not a boarding school, it's a barracks.

Better mind your own business.

Who asked you!

December 1943

What's his favorite dish?

Deserts, I'd say.

Especially those with apples and whipped cream.

Or with honey.

And he's crazy about chocolate.

Me too!

He doesn't eat much

and never meat.

Everybody knows that.

And no alcohol.

And he doesn't smoke.

Do you know why he's a vegetarian?

Because he loves animals.

His dog, Blondi is like a daughter to him.

He may have had too much of it.

Because the Romans conquered the world

eating only grains, fruit and vegetables.

- It was on the radio. - Tell us. Why?

The Führer told me he visited a slaughterhouse once.

And the sound of galoshes sloshing in fresh blood...

is something he's never forgotten.

He loves animals and treats you like guinea pigs!

We were paid today.

Paid!

Don't worry Joseph, nothing will happen.

It's just a precaution.

Good night, Gregor darling.

Also at Cherkassy, several enemy attacks

and attempts at crossing the Dnepr have failed.

The Soviets have tried in vain to block

the German counterattack from advancing in the area of Kiev.

Our troops have beaten the enemy's solid resistance,

increasing the attacks successfully,

and conquering various cities that were courageously defended.

He'll be back at Christmas!

"I couldn't wait to tell you.

How are you? How are mama and papa?

Tell me about your days.

It's strange to know you re there without me.

You'll get used to country life.

You'll like it, I'm sure you will.

Do you make bread with mama?

Do you help papa in the hayloft?

I look at your picture every day.

Keeping it in my pocket has wrinkled it..."

You're just as beautiful

But will you give me another one when I come?

I have to go.

I have guard duty tonight and the trench is full of snow again.

I'm wearing two sweaters under my uniform.

I'll think of you all the time.

I'm so excited to spend Christmas with you where I grew up.

I can't wait to kiss you, for hours.

Rosa darling, don't worry about me

if the bombs will fall near or far

And I believe something they all say here:

"As long as your woman loves you,

my soldier, you'll never be killed".

I love you.

Gregor.

Where will you go in that dress?

Why? Everywhere!

Careful you don't catch cold.

When Gregor comes back, we'll have a party!

Don't count on it.

On Hermann's last leave, they recalled him 3 days later.

Leave her alone! She's happy, her husband's coming home.

Leni! For you, the war's just an annoyance.

You want it to end only to find a man to marry.

That's not true.

You're really lucky, Rosa.

Karl hasn't been back for two years.

- Gregor for three. - Be proud of them.

There's nothing wrong with wanting a boyfriend.

You're right.

Maybe in normal times, when we could have a normal life.

So now we can't want a husband?

Even if you find one, you'll be alone anyway.

Here.

This is what's left of mine.

They couldn't pull it oft his frozen finger.

They had to cut it.

The best gift would be

to eat all together on Christmas Eve.

I have a favor to ask.

Don't tell Gregor about my job.

I want to tell him.

Gregor?

What happened to Gregor?

Rosa you have to get up, they're waiting.

You have to go, get up!

No, I don't want to.

Rosa, please, they're downstairs.

Sauer! Come on, we have to go!

Take me, not her.

- Sauer, get up. - I never want to see any of you again.

Put her shoes on.

She doesn't know what she's saying, excuse her.

Put her shoes on.

Let's go!

My son is missing in action.

Her husband...

Stand up, come on!

Get her coat, please.

Her coat.

Please!

Come on, let's go!

You must wait a moment for the room to be ready.

Husbands are here one day, gone the next, I told you.

Leave her alone, Augustine.

We're all spinsters or widows. She thought she was different?

Go to hell!

Just listen to the Berliner.

Where has all her elegance gone?

Cut it out!

Stop it! What are you doing?

Are you crazy?

Want more?

What's going on?

Stop this! You too, Winkler!

Move over.

Help her up.

Stay here.

Sauer!

Rosa, what are you doing?

Stop!

Sauer, you know the rules!

Keep eating, all of you.

All of you!

What's happening, Berliner?

Leave me alone, Elfriede.

Open the door.

They say he's missing in action.

But I know he's dead.

Rosa, open the door.

I'm a widow.

Augustine's right.

But at least she has a son.

I just wanted to be with him.

I hate this war.

Me too.

May 1944

I'm going crazy looking at your picture so much.

So, I thought I'd write you.

When you come back, we'll read these lines together.

The other women no longer envy me,

we're all the same, alone,

without men.

Herta has stopped making bread.

Joseph doesn't listen to the radio after dinner anymore.

And I've lost the joy of singing.

Gregor, where are you?

You're still alive, right?

Are you walking in the snow, coming back to me?

Herta's in town.

There's no tobacco anywhere.

Soon I'll have to smoke cabbage leaves.

Hitler has left:

until he comes back I won't have to eat his poisoned food.

I don't risk dying today.

But I don't feel alive.

Can we stop existing even when we're alive?

Does the soothsayer also see when the war will end?

Well? What do you say?

- Actually, I do see a man. - Oh, God!

Oh my God, Leni. Ask if he's handsome.

I can't see him.

He's ugly and you won't tell me?

The cards don't tell everything.

But I see he's coming soon.

Soon, when?

German women don't smoke!

Heil, Hitler!

Is this how you keep an eye on them?

Beg your pardon, Lt. Ziegler.

Your name?

Elfriede Kuhn.

Give them to me.

They're just dumb cards.

No one said it was forbidden we weren't doing anything bad.

Your name?

Rosa Sauer.

From now on, Sauer, in here you'll do only what I say.

You all have an important task.

You mustn't let yourselves go.

Ever.

Take them home, dinner's been canceled.

- As ordered! - We no longer need you today.

Heil, Hitler!

Hear that? You're going home.

Come on! Let's go.

- Who is he? - Special Divisions.

Don't expect much, I have little to offer.

Don't worry.

How nice, I haven't had visitors for ages.

It's me, Ernst!

We have guests.

Go in.

- Hello! - Hello, Ernst!

- Hi, I'm Rosa. - Hello.

Hi, Heike.

The children are playing outside.

- You're back early. - The Führer gave us a free afternoon.

- It's lovely here. - Yes, come on...

Please sit down.

I'm lucky Ernst is here.

Who knows what I'd do with the children and the shop.

- I'll get something to drink. - Can I help?

No!

- Once we had everything. - Where are these cigarettes from?

"German women don't smoke!"

Not bad, Elfriede, you sounded almost like him.

That's scary!

- Ulla says he's married. - His poor wife!

He'd be different with her.

Don't you think he's like an actor?

So you find him charming, not a bastard?

They should have left him in Crimea.

- You were brave, Rosa. - Yes.

I couldn't even look at him.

You surprised us all, Berliner.

To our free afternoon!

Cheers!

Cheers, Ernst!

Sauer!

What are you doing here?

I went to the bathroom.

- There is no bathroom here. - You were spying?

No, you're wrong! I heard this music and...

So, it's me who's wrong?

It reminded me of Berlin.

I went to concerts often.

I sang in a chorus.

Why not sing something for us, Sauer?

I don't sing anymore.

I'd like to go now.

Fine. Return to the courtyard with the others.

Her husband's missing in action in Russia.

He's been so edgy lately.

He doesn't sleep at night.

At first he couldn't sleep because of the mosquitoes.

The forest is full of them.

They exterminated them with gasoline.

But it killed the frogs too.

Then he found without their lulling,

he couldn't sleep.

So, what did he do?

He ordered frogs to be caught throughout the forest.

They were put around his bunker.

And he sleeps better now?

What's wrong?

I don't feel very well.

Is something wrong, Neumann?

Neumann!

Is something wrong with the food?

No.

Then keep eating.

All of you!

Eat!

Heil, Hitler!

What's going on here?

Who doesn't want to eat?

Who doesn't want to eat?

Neumann, Lieutenant.

Neumann...

What's the problem?

There is no problem.

Then, eat.

Very well, stand up.

We have no use for a taster who doesn't taste.

- I'll send you to Doctor Schulte. - No.

No need.

- Stand up. - I'm fine!

Then eat.

It may be a touch of flu, the children had it.

Eat.

More.

More.

Enjoy the meal.

Berliner, are you in a trance?

Sauer, Kuhn! Come on!

Rosa?

Are you back?

I'm up here.

Help me?

Coming.

I have to go to the bathroom.

You must finish eating first.

Make it fast! Schulz, take her to the bathroom.

Neumann,

all you have inside, must stay inside. You know that.

If not for the children, I'd throw myself under a train.

Who's the father?

Don't torture her, Leni.

He's so nice to Hanna and Fred and I was...

I felt so alone.

Ernst?

But he's just a boy!

I know.

How could I?

When Karl gets back, he'll kill me.

He'll kill me.

What do I do now?

There may be a way.

You're both crazy.

It's the death penalty.

They hanged the Rastenburg gynecologist.

- Do you know someone who'd do it? - Rosa, let's go, it's curfew.

I can do it.

Have you ever done it?

No.

But I know how.

I worked in a hospital.

I know so little about you.

I just know your name is Albert,

you're married

and you have a B tattooed on your arm.

It's my blood type.

I don't know mine.

It will be harder to save you if you lose a lot of blood.

Who says I want to be saved?

Is the chorus story true?

Or were you lying to save yourself?

No.

At school, the teacher always gave me the solo parts.

It's like another life!

As a child, I was happy.

I learned to read in the cemetery.

In the cemetery?

My father was the town schoolteacher.

He had us read the headstones.

The letters were big and there were numbers too.

He always said: "If you make a mistake,

the dead will come to punish you".

I couldn't sleep at night anymore, I was scared.

I thought of all those dead people, the skulls, the skeletons...

The dead take revenge.

Sing something nice for me.

Sing something.

A nut tree blossoms outside the house

Fragrantly, airily

It spreads its leafy boughs

- You're late. - I know.

Rosa?

Last night I dreamed about Gregor.

He was alive!

He spoke to me, he said...

if you don't eat, I must feed you.

Get ready, they'll be here soon.

We mustn't do it, Rosa.

The evening after next, Ernst will keep the children.

And if we're discovered?

Was Gregor your first man?

Yes, I was twenty-one.

What's it like, being with a man?

Nice, if you love him.

He'll be back.

I'm sure of it.

Ulla said so too.

You believe the cards?

I can't stand this!

Come here! They can't find us out.

- It's bad! - What is?

Everything, living like this.

- The children? - They're sleeping.

Ernst is with them, don't worry.

What will you do with those, Elfriede? And if they find them?

They won't, stop worrying.

Why did you give up nursing?

When my parents died,

I came to my uncle's.

He needed help in the parish.

My parents are gone too.

My mother died in October.

In a bombing raid.

It's good you have your uncle.

Yes.

And your father?

A heart attack, five years ago.

On the street.

Maybe it's best, he couldn't keep his mouth shut.

My mother was terrified they'd take him away.

It happened to a friend of his.

They kicked him out of the school.

Your father was a teacher?

Yes, he taught history.

He gave my brother and me

long lectures during supper.

You have a brother?

He went to America.

Six years ago.

Come here, come on!

It's not so cold!

She's courageous when she wants.

Why don't you ever talk about yourself?

There are more interesting subjects.

Besides I like listening to you, Berliner.

I'm worse than you think.

How do you know what I think?

- You don't know what you missed. - You're crazy!

All soaked and cold!

You're freezing!

Oh, no, it's wonderful!

Some dishes I can never do again.

Butter has become a luxury.

It's hard to find, even for me.

All I can do is create new dishes every day.

Did the Führer like that excellent flan I tasted last night?

The Führer...

very much!

It gave me satisfaction.

The strawberry cake too,

was a great success.

Fred and Hanna would have loved it

They love tarts.

Rosa?

- Rosa, what's the matter? - I think I have to...

Sauer...

Sauer, what is it?

Stay back, Neumann!

Elfriede too!

Schulz! Get the Lieutenant!

Stop the food delivery!

Don't touch her! Don't touch her I said!

- I don't want to die! - Calm down, Leni!

- Halt everything now! - Be quiet, Leni!

They're dying!

Silence!

Quiet, all of you! Stay calm!

Those who are well, in there! Go!

Close the kitchen.

Bring mops and a bucket.

Guard the door, no one leaves this room.

Ulla!

- Do you feel anything? - I'm fine.

I don't know, for now...

A doctor!

Help... Help us.

- We can't. - We have to do something!

Leni's right, we were ordered not to touch them.

To hell! We have to help them.

Take them to the infirmary.

And start cleaning up.

Take the kitchen staff to my office, now.

Ulla...

Elfriede...

Rosa...

Are you alive, Rosa?

Why...

Why are we here?

I don't know...

They want to see if we die.

Is Ulla breathing?

Sit down.

How do you feel?

Did you tell our families?

You think they sent us home?

- They barely gave us a pail to pee in. - Stop, silence.

Today there's pea soup

with a hint of mint.

Chick-pea salad

with marinated zucchini.

And cabbage fantasy

with béchamel.

My famous apricot cake or...

red cabbage with baby carrots.

Gross?

At least you, the Führer must eat today.

Go on.

Eat!

I can't.

Richter!

Begin.

You can't force us.

Soldier...

I want to leave here, Elfriede.

I want to go back to Berlin.

Are you crazy?

It's under constant bombing, just a pile of rubble.

You wouldn't recognize it.

How do you know?

My uncle.

They say they were dying and we didn't help them.

Well? Isn't that true?

Did you do anything?

When will all this end?

They're retreating.

Who? The Russians?

No, our troops.

The Americans have landed.

- Where? - In France.

Can we hope we lose?

Come in.

Lieutenant! As ordered.

What do you want?

Why was I brought here?

I wanted to see you.

They made me eat with a gun to my head, do you know that?

Did you order it?

I was ordered to.

And to leave us on our deathbed?

You didn't even look at me.

Rosa!

Please!

I couldn't do otherwise.

I'd like to take you away from here.

- But I can't. - We mustn't meet again.

It's impossible!

I won't come out anymore.

I'll wait for you every night.

Until you come.

- You can take her down again. - As ordered.

It was the honey

that poisoned you all.

You were sold poisoned honey?

It happens! Rarely, but it happens.

The bees sucked the flower of a poison plant.

What flower?

Not a rose.

So, the bees wanted to poison the Führer?

You're very witty!

Take me with you to the Lion's Den?

Oh, sure.

If two thousand people live there, who'll notice me?

There's nothing to see.

The whole forest is mined, it's full of mosquitoes.

The bunkers have been covered by bushes

to be hidden from above.

Really ingenious.

Trying to arouse me?

It's working.

There are women, too?

Not enough, unfortunately.

But no one sings like me.

Oh, yes.

Blondi, his dog.

- Idiot. - I swear!

He says: "Sing!" and she howls.

Even changes key.

July 1944

Do you like babies?

Yes, very much.

Would you like some?

Maybe, in normal times.

You always say that.

I'll never stop.

Do you still think about Gregor?

Of course.

War takes everything from us.

Albert?

What's the matter?

You were there, standing naked with all the others.

I had to shoot you, I couldn't pull the trigger.

We had a son.

I had to kill him too or they'd kill me.

It was just a dream.

No!

You don't know how it was down there.

Every day, all that blood, those naked bodies.

There were pregnant women, the screams...

Those of us who couldn't take it, killed themselves.

You had to do it.

Men, women, children...

Children were the worst.

At first your hand shakes, then...

you get used to it.

- What are you saying? - One holds them, the other shoots.

Deporting them is much easier.

You have to be strong, you can have no mercy.

They're not like us.

One day, one of my men went crazy.

He aimed his gun at us, I had to kill him too.

That's why I was transferred here.

Not to lose my mind.

Soon it'll be dawn.

You can't miss your train.

They all seem to be on vacation.

When will the bastard return?

Who knows? Never, I hope.

Why is Leni acting like that?

She still feels guilty.

Didn't we clarify things?

She's still a child.

Who knows what poisoned us... They haven't told us a thing.

It was the honey.

What?

How do you know?

I figured it out.

We were the only ones who ate dessert.

- What was that? - It came from the woods.

- Don't worry. - What happened?

Schulz, to central headquarters! You all stay here!

- They're bombing? - It can't be.

- Then what? - Maybe an animal in the woods.

It certainly wasn't a mine.

Do you hear planes?

I don't see anything.

Everyone inside! Fast!

Fast! Hurry!

- Move! - We're not animals.

- Don't touch me! - Tell us what's happening!

Just stay in here!

I want to go home.

It was a bomb!

Smoke is rising from the Lion's Den!

Get the ammunition, maximum alert!

The three sectors are closed!

Herta?

- What happened? - There was an explosion.

- I heard it. - A bomb.

An assassination attempt, on Hitler.

He's dead.

What?

Hitler... is dead.

Who told you that?

The people around.

It's not possible.

I'm speaking to you today for two reasons:

first and foremost for you to hear my voice

and know that I am unharmed and alright.

Secondly, so that you can hear

of an unprecedented crime in German history.

A small coterie

of despicable, ambitious, stupid officers

devised a conspiracy to eliminate both me

and the Armed Forces High Command.

The bomb, planted by Colonel Graf Von Stauffenberg,

exploded six feet to my right

It seriously wounded a certain number of my loyal collaborators,

one of whom is dead.

I was unharmed,

except for a few bruises and abrasions...

It can't be!

He's immortal!

In this, I see the confirmation of the task entrusted to me by Providence.

Instructions are coming.

Ladies...

After what happened, no one can be trusted.

Not even you.

From now on you'll sleep here.

You will return home only, and when, the Führer is absent.

Select a bunk.

In ten minutes, take them downstairs for lunch.

As ordered, Lieutenant!

The bastard has spoken.

Did you say something, Pohler?

Elfriede?

Yes?

Sauer!

Follow me, please.

Come in!

Why are we locked up here?

I've missed you.

It's over, Albert.

I disgust you?

Now that you know?

Rosa Sauer, innocence personified.

Don't pretend you don't know,

you're German like me.

We're the same.

No, I'm not like you.

I just wasted my nights with you.

You're a whore.

And you?

What man are you? You just obey.

- Be quiet. - Have you told your family the truth?

- What does your wife say? - Another word and I'll kill you!

Do it! I'm just one more.

Lieutenant Ziegler, they're waiting in the Command Room.

Take her back downstairs.

Come.

November 1944

Come, sit down. It's alright.

What's so funny?

Did you really think you'd be taken for two old women?

- What can we do? - Wait for the Russians to rape us?

Russians will never set foot on our land.

They're almost here, everyone knows.

I want to go home to my children.

We'll win.

- It's what the Führer says. - Idiocy.

I could report you, Augustine.

Do it!

What can they do to me?

If this war doesn't end, they'll take Peter too, he's only 15.

Russians will never set foot on our land.

There'll be no way out, don't you realize?

You're all traitors!

Open your eyes, Sabine! You still think we'll win?

If a Russian raped you and got you pregnant, what would you do?

I wouldn't survive.

You'd help me, right, Elfriede?

What do you mean, Leni?

Nothing, but...

- We'll help each other, right? - What's Elfriede got to do with this?

Leave her alone.

Being locked up here, we're going crazy.

You can't sleep either?

Did you hear the train?

I think it left.

Really?

I shouldn't have helped Heike.

You saved her.

Rosa...

my name isn't Elfriede.

My name is Edna.

Edna Kopfstein.

My father, my mother, My brothers and sisters...

I returned home after my night shift at the hospital,

I'd bought bread,

the door was open...

They destroyed everything.

They...

deported them.

I ran, I didn't know where to hide.

In the hospital a nun knew Father Arnold, he could be trusted.

He's not my uncle.

I don't have anyone anymore.

You won't tell them, will you?

Are you crazy?

Certainly not!

I've always felt like one of you.

Augustine, is this yours?

Gross, come with me, the Lieutenant is waiting for you.

- It can depart. - We're not all here!

I'm scared.

- What are you doing here? - Hitler's gone.

- Gone? - They don't need us anymore.

- Give me your bags. - Thank you, Joseph.

Come inside.

Take the money with you, it's yours.

What will you do?

We'll wait for Gregor.

We have to be here when he comes home.

We...

we can't leave.

But you can.

But how?

The soldiers requisitioned the trains.

Anything, just get away from here!

We're looking for Elfriede Kuhn.

Check below, you go upstairs.

Where is Elfriede Kuhn?

I don't know, at her uncle's?

She has no uncle.

Why are you looking?

Elfriede Kuhn suppressed an unborn German life.

Check the hayloft.

You've said all you know, right?

- Obviously. - Really?

Yes.

Knock at the neighbor's.

Rosa!

Did you really help someone abort?

Rosa!

I know nothing.

You must get away from here.

Take these down too.

Faster!

What are you doing here?

I want to leave.

What elegance!

You dressed like that for me?

How can I reach Berlin?

You requisitioned all the trains.

They're only for soldiers.

I know.

You're beautiful.

Can you help me?

And you?

Where is your Jewish girlfriend?

I have no Jewish girlfriend.

You thought we wouldn't find out?

Please, don't.

Haven't you been lucky already?

I know everything you've done.

I've kept you out of this.

Can you do something or not?

Will you be there tonight?

It's not possible.

Tonight...

just after midnight.

It's your choice.

There's a special train for Berlin tomorrow at 7:30.

Go to the medical garrison, they've been informed.

You'll pass as a volunteer.

Thank you.

Well?

Are you glad?

Good luck, Rosa.

You have to go.

You haven't much time.

Come with me?

I have no documents.

Don't worry, I'll take care of this.

I am Rosa Sauer.

Has Lt. Ziegler informed you?

We're volunteers.

He spoke of one volunteer.

- No, there are two of us. - Your name?

Hanna Fuchs, I've worked as a nurse.

Go to the second car, they'll tell you what to do.

Let them pass.

Excuse me...

We were sent here, we're volunteers.

Can you give injections?

I can.

Take care of him.

You help me.

Press here.

He's outside.

Halt!

Edna Kopfstein, we know who you are!

You're under arrest!

Leave her alone!

Rosa, move, or I'll have to arrest you too.

- No! - Move, Rosa Sauer!

That's enough, Berliner.

Edna!

In 2012, shortly before her death at 95, a woman named Margot Wölk,

revealed she had been one of the young German women who tasted Hitler's meals.

No one knew the existence of the tasters.

Margot Wölk was the only one of them to survive the war.

translation Charlotte Lantery Reel One Subtitles