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No

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Do you remember directions,

instructions?

>> Yeah, I think so. Good luck. We will see

each other.

No,

no la

nobody

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lumbore

the love.

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Come.

Come.

Come.

Come.

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tickets, please.

Oh, buddy.

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Close.

Close.

Hostile.

We are looking for escape prisoners. One

is tall, brown hair, blue eyes. One of

the faces is partially bruised on

America.

I don't remember seeing such a man.

>> Also another one is shorter dark

Yugoslav. One of the other is wounded.

>> I am sure they're not on this train.

>> Elise, a man answering the description

of American was here just a few minutes

ago. Search everything.

We have checked every compartment. He's

not on the train.

>> He's jumped off.

I'm going

through

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of the other

floor. Fire.

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Hey.

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Hey. Hey.

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Hey

hey hey

hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey

hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey

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Hey, you mister.

>> Hey, mister. Wait.

>> Come with us.

>> Don't be afraid.

Follow us.

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Come in quickly.

Steve.

>> Hey, Marco. You son of a gun.

>> Welcome.

>> You know, I was afraid you didn't make

it.

>> Almost. Yeah.

>> You don't look bad for our next

prisoner. Oh,

>> you're all wet.

>> A little cold, too.

>> Come.

6 months in the whole of hell is quite

enough. Yes.

>> Your friend arrived a couple of days

ago.

>> Friend

of concentration camp Stallic D16.

Hassler,

you're joking.

No.

Our underground has learned that he

intends to make this city the spearhead

of German invasion into the Middle East.

With the Balkans firmly under control,

Germany will be able to increase its

pressure in the east

and its aid to Raml in the south.

How do I get to him?

It won't be easy.

He knows I'm from this area and might

even suspect that you are here too,

especially after today.

>> All right, where do we start?

>> He's clever and suspicious.

You'd better think it over.

You're under no obligation to stay.

>> I already have.

The only thing that kept me alive in

that hole was a thought that someday I'd

meet Hassler again without a gun in my

back.

>> We are also planning a welcome for

Hassler.

>> I'm going to see the end of him.

Look here.

In 4 days, Hassler has announced

that he will make a speech at the square

proclaiming full control of the city.

All the citizens have been ordered to

hear his proclamation which will climax

with Hasta receiving a medal for his

work as commandant of concentration camp

Stalleague D16.

>> A medal.

>> They will follow this route.

Tomorrow, a construction crew will start

repairing the road. At this point, two

of the workers will be members of the

underground.

What are you driving at?

We will place an explosive dynamite

under the cobblestone. Over this point,

Hustler's car must pass.

Explosives? Dynamite nuts. You just give

me a good rifle.

>> He may be in an armored car.

All right. What's your plan?

>> We're getting dynamite.

>> Yeah. Get to the point.

>> According to our plan, our man was to

make himself known to them by walking

past them several times in in company

with a girl at a designated time.

Sounds like a game.

>> Yes,

but it's no game.

It's a necessary precaution.

Well, I'm a bit slow and tired, but keep

going.

>> The plan has met with a setback.

Yesterday, the girl we had chosen was

captured by the Gestapo.

It's possible that by now the Germans

have extracted some information,

so they could be waiting. There is that

risk.

So,

we must get you to the coast. Not so

fast. There's got to be a way.

You mentioned dynamite.

>> Best you rest some.

I'll explain more later.

>> Something is wrong. What is it?

>> I know how you feel about Hustler.

Don't let it affect your judgment.

>> Thanks for the warning.

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This girl was walking right about in

here. Went back and forth a couple of

times, across the street, went up those

stairs to those buildings.

>> That's the university. She could be a

student.

>> Yeah, about that age.

Did she do anything that could be

interpreted as a signal?

>> It could be. I'm not sure.

A German guard came around about then.

There are three possibilities.

She could be from our underground,

a German agent

or a student.

coincidentally walking back and forth.

>> It seems unlikely.

Tomorrow we'll have to make our

decision.

>> That's when we're supposed to contact

the workers.

>> Yeah,

we'll need fuses, detonator caps, wire

plungers,

explosive charges.

>> We have everything except the

explosives.

>> You've said that before.

Sorry if I sound impatient.

Your eagerness is understandable.

Remember, I was in that camp, too.

We'll get the explosives tonight.

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here.

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This is my friend.

>> Hello.

>> Did you get the explosives?

>> No. It's impossible now. Next week.

>> Next week will be too late. True.

>> Tonight, Germans were talking. Two bombs

landed on the Vermach building, not far

from here. Only one exploded.

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>> Explosives.

>> Where is it?

>> I'll show you.

>> It will be guarded until the German

demolition squad arrives. Then we must

hurry,

>> right?

>> Watch out. There's one.

>> I shall talk to him.

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You come here. It's past curfew. What

are you doing here?

>> I'm on my way home. I work at the

nightclub.

>> Here's my pass.

>> This is not good after curfew.

>> Oh, yes. I've seen your dance. Very

nice.

I get off duty soon. I could see that

you get home safely.

>> What area do you guard?

>> This whole block.

>> What's that over there?

>> I'll show you.

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when the bumble clouds

gamer.

>> Yeah,

>> the bomb is not here. What? They said

it's been taken.

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We better find mira.

Darkling will keep walking here.

>> Steve, take off your shoes.

>> What?

>> I'll lead them away.

>> Are you taking off yours?

>> Not me. Hurry.

>> Look, forget it. We'll both take our

chances. Come on.

You face.

Oh,

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that was luck.

I don't know

what's up there.

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How

I

don't

Number

three.

One, possibly

eight or three.

And the two other numbers mild by a

bullet wound.

Is that it?

>> Yes. Honor.

>> Nothing more. Nothing. There was another

man with him. He escaped.

>> Two men running.

Still, they killed five soldiers.

Unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

Find the officers responsible and have

them court marshaled.

>> Yes, sir.

I must have men,

not morons.

What about the woman? She was a dancer

in the club.

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What do you mean was?

>> They found her dead, sir. An accident.

>> An accident? What kind of accident?

Well, sir,

>> I said, "What kind?"

Some of our troops,

they've made a mistake.

>> Everybody makes mistakes these days.

Well,

let this be their last.

Have the men involved transferred to the

Russian front.

>> Yes, sir.

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Did you find anything more about her?

>> No, sir.

>> Yes, sir. No, sir. Yes, sir. No, sir. Is

that all I can get?

What kind of idiots do I have working

for me? A 300B

bomb taken right out under your noses.

Three stupid noses.

Such stupidity I cannot believe.

>> Yes, sir.

>> For God's sake, stop saying yes, sir.

Get me the records of the prisoners

and bring the dead one here.

I know those faces well.

Lieutenant,

my record as commandant of Camp D16 was

marred by only one accident.

A successful escape by two men

who could be here now

plotting at this very moment

to kill me.

The girl who was to contact their

underground here.

>> Has she told you more?

>> No, not yet. accept it.

>> No, of course not.

They are too clever.

Even so young a girl would be well

trained.

You keep working on her until she talks.

Sooner or later, they all do.

The human body

can only take so much. about the

information she did give us last night.

I was thinking of assigning agent Ox2

to take her place. No, I have already

taken care of the matter.

There'll be no mistakes this time. In a

way, it is challenging.

I have always loved games.

And what's more exciting than the game

of life or death?

I will enjoy outfitting him and bringing

him to the hangman's noose.

Now carry on. Yes, sir.

I wonder.

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Excuse

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me. Are you speaking to me?

>> Uh, I seem to be lost.

I need some directions.

>> Where did you wish to go?

>> Well, I uh I think it's out in that

direction.

>> I'm going that way. I'll try to help

you.

>> Thank you.

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Nice day.

You know, I I could be wrong. It might

be that way.

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>> Was it your name?

>> I'm terribly sorry. I'm I'm late for an

appointment.

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close

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here.

Marco, Marco,

Marco.

Hey, Marco.

That's it.

Marco.

Marco.

Marco isn't here.

>> American.

Hi, Andre.

What's your name?

The name is Steve.

>> Steve.

Stea.

Where is Marco?

We uh

we ran into Gestapo.

>> Gestapo.

That's bad.

Very bad.

Well, if he made it, he should be here

any minute. We went to see a bomb that

wasn't there.

>> Boom.

We have bomb

explosives.

>> What? You have the bomb we took? I show

you bomb.

>> Where is Marco?

>> Who is it?

>> This is American.

>> American.

>> Marco's friend is my friend.

Hello. What's he doing?

>> Take explosives.

>> Get him out.

>> What?

Good mechanic. Explosives.

>> Look, he may be a good mechanic, but

that's a bomb. Bomb. A bomb. Boom. Boom.

Boom.

Boom.

Jack.

Jack.

Jack, slowly slowly

get out. Why? Get out.

Get out, Jack.

What happened?

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Good luck, baby.

Everybody out. What? Just get them out.

Or do you want to see them all blown to

hell?

>> To hell?

>> Yeah. Hell, now move. Hey, wait. Give me

the tools.

>> Tools?

Tools?

Jacob's tools.

>> Ah, Jacob me fast.

>> Jacob. Jacob.

>> Tools. Quickly.

Don't ever do that.

>> Me help.

>> No. No. You no help. Just me help.

>> No help.

>> No. You get everybody out. We moved them

out far.

>> Okay. Okay.

>> Hey, got any whiskey?

>> Whiskey?

>> Yeah, whiskey. Cognac.

>> Cognac drink?

>> No. No. Wash my feet.

>> Wash my feet. Oh, make it

move. Move.

No. Cognacy

bos.

Great. Look, just get everybody out. Get

out. Get out. Everybody out. Okay.

>> Quickly.

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Good luck, baby.

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Andre

Andre,

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we're still not absolutely Sure. It's

the American that disgraced you at D16.

>> You're not sure, but

I have a different theory. Call it

intuition.

There's a good reason for him

to be here.

10 good reasons.

And I'm convinced of something else.

The girl you're interrogating

is a part of the whole plan.

>> Well, hello again.

>> Oh, hello.

>> You know, I'm uh I'm still lost.

>> I'm sorry.

>> Look, I know you've got every right to

be annoyed with me, but just try to

humor me. Try to think of me as

an eccentric uncle. That won't be

difficult.

>> Oh,

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what part of America is your home?

>> Well, now just what makes you think I'm

from America?

>> I study languages.

>> Oh, well, that's very interesting.

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There's just been a change of plans. Do

you trust me?

>> Trust you? What trust?

>> Good. That's all the better.

>> Wait, where are we going?

>> We'll figure that out later. Come on.

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I don't like being followed. I'd assume

that you weren't either. I don't want to

get you involved.

>> Involved in what?

You have heard of the Gestapo, haven't

you?

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Quick, there he is again.

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Yeah.

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up here.

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I'm sorry I got you involved in this.

You'd better go now.

>> Will I ever see you again?

>> No.

It's better not.

>> But

but why?

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Good evening, my dear.

>> Good evening, Colonel.

>> It will take a few more meetings before

you get used to the idea of having a

father. H

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Why are you not wearing the new clothes

I bought for you?

>> I I want to save them for an occasion.

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I know over there.

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>> You want to see me?

>> Yes.

I can hardly believe it.

You were only eight the day I left.

Furious because your teacher hadn't hung

your drawing.

on the classroom wall.

>> You have a good memory.

>> We were children when you were born.

Yes, I have. You your mother.

>> But you left.

>> It was my destiny.

Duty to join the Nazi party. It has

proven me right.

>> Only time will tell. Germany's objective

will be inevitably achieved.

It is only a question of the time you

speak of.

>> Is that why you asked me to go to that

intersection?

>> I thought you would enjoy the experience

of being the one who makes the contact

we expect.

You had no success.

>> No.

I wish

you would allow me to have a Gestapo

agent

to watch you.

>> It could be dangerous.

>> I said I would agree to do what you

asked only if I could do it without

bodyguards.

>> So, you enjoy the thrill of the hunt,

too? Like father, like daughter.

>> Has anyone been following me?

>> Of course not.

If no contact is made soon,

we will abandon it.

>> If you have nothing more to tell me,

may I leave?

>> No. No, you may not.

We must learn to work together. You can

be a great help to me.

>> I am only half German.

>> Half German is enough.

You are part of your father. I am

proclaiming the city in 2 days. You will

ride in my car.

>> Is that an order?

>> You are free to choose.

>> Thank you.

I'll think it over.

>> Very well.

>> May I go now?

>> Yes, of course.

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Who is your friend?

>> Marco.

>> Okay, go quickly. Go on.

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Watch. It's slippery.

>> You fellas were on the work crew,

weren't you?

Yeah, we had to be sure. Are you hurt?

>> No, but he is a little careless.

Do you trust the girl?

>> Yes,

she's a student.

Come.

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You have bomb.

>> Yeah.

>> Good.

This is intersection.

No thanks.

>> The bomb will be put here.

>> Hassler's car goes from headquarters at

10:00.

It takes him maybe 10 minutes to reach

here.

>> What are you talking about?

>> The bomb. That pig in his car when they

go over will be blown to pieces.

And just how do you intend to detonate

that bomb?

>> You're American and you have American

bomb and you don't know?

>> Hell, I only drop them.

>> But you take apart.

>> I helped take one apart about 20,000 ft

over London once, but that doesn't make

me an expert.

>> Maybe electric.

>> Yeah, could be. Okay, come.

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We have plenty of power.

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>> We'd have to get power to the detonator.

We'll uh need a switch of some kind.

>> We have switch.

>> No, bigger. Plunger.

Plunger. We have that.

>> Good.

We'll have to get a line from the

plunger to the bomb.

Plunger have to be at least 100 ft away

to be safe.

From a position to see Hassler's car.

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Hey, is that a that a water mane going

across there? Yes.

Does a water hydrant go up close? Yes.

This is above the street.

Maybe we could use that.

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It's crazy.

This whole thing is crazy.

Oh, it's crazy. I must have sounded like

a real nut. Crazy. Yeah, crazy. How do

you expect to get the bomb down here?

How do you get it out the middle of the

road? And then how do you get a wired?

You know, Hassler is no fool. He's going

to have mind detectors all over these

tunnels.

>> There are many old tunnels closed off.

I'll show you. We have headquarters

there.

We will carry the bomb down here after

the bind detectors have checked.

>> That's fine. Fine. And that'll give us

about an hour to get it wired.

Or maybe uh maybe 10 minutes. Or maybe

maybe no minutes. It's crazy, I tell

you.

>> Crazy. But we take a chance.

We kill him. We will do it.

Thanks, Mr. Corbett.

Come. Hold on.

Look, give me some time to think. This

is going to take some time to figure

out.

Good.

We all think.

Come

help. Where is that?

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This way.

Stay here.

Come on.

Come on.

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Oh god.

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We fixed them.

No clues how they got there.

Do you think they committed suicide?

>> They're dead here, Colonel. That's all I

know. But uh if I may point out

something, sir. Yes.

The guards that were killed were on

patrol at grid coordinates

7 C and 14G.

So it's one mile from the river.

That's the same district where the girl

had to make contact.

>> Yes. Hair, Lieutenant.

>> There is a web of underground tunnels,

drainage canals.

I think the guard's bodies floated down

the sewers to the river.

It's also possible the attempt on your

life could come from there.

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May I order an immediate search of the

tunnels?

No, not yet.

You're still not sure. It's my American

friend working with the underground.

I will track him down.

With your help, Lieutenant.

>> Yes, sir.

We must

give him time

to lay his trap.

Then we will close it for him.

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Heat.

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Heat.

You can stay here.

Get moving.

Kaput.

Snail lo. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Lo.

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Hello. Hello.

I was wondering if I was ever going to

see you again.

>> Wait.

>> Look, I told you it's dangerous. I want

you to stay away from me.

>> I want to talk to you. Or would you

rather I scream?

>> No.

Look, I told you before I don't want to

get you involved.

>> I am involved?

>> Yeah.

>> Do you know a professor Pelich?

>> Electrical engineer university?

>> Yes.

>> Do you know where I might find him?

>> No. University? Why?

>> I'd like to talk to him. Would you take

me there?

>> Yes. Let's go.

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Wait here.

>> Look,

I want to want to apologize and thank

you.

>> Don't thank me yet. How do you know I'm

not a German spy?

You wish to speak to me?

>> Yes, Professor Phelich.

You don't know me, Professor, but I read

many of your articles in the scientific

journals.

>> I haven't much time. What is it you

wish?

>> I must have a transformer, a

professional one for high voltage.

>> It's impossible. Professor,

Professor, it is at the request of your

countrymen.

Success of a mission depends on it.

>> Tell you it's impossible. All

professional equipment must be cleared

with the Germans.

>> You could request one for your

laboratory.

>> If they should find out, I have a family

to think of.

>> Professor, your countrymen also have

families.

Germans coming

here. Take this. Look busy.

Hitler, Professor Pilich.

>> Yes.

>> You are ordered to dismiss your classes

tomorrow.

>> Oh.

>> All students must attend Colonel

Hustler's proclamation speech. Is that

clear?

Well,

yes.

When do you need it?

Tomorrow morning by 8:00 a.m.

It will be in here.

>> It would be better if only the girl

came.

>> Professor, you're doing a great service

to your country. I don't want to know

anything about it. Now go.

>> Maybe now

you will tell me who you are and what

you're doing here.

>> Now you heard the professor.

It's best that you don't know.

>> I'm not the professor.

>> No, you certainly aren't. Tell me.

Are all the women here so curious?

Or do you have an ulterior motive?

>> Perhaps.

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>> I am concerned.

>> Concerned.

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It's possible the Germans know you're

here.

>> Yeah, it's possible they know an

American is here.

>> But who?

>> Don't underestimate them.

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>> Well,

thanks.

>> And uh no introduction.

>> No. While I do believe that

introductions are in order,

my name is Steve.

The rest doesn't matter.

>> My name is Pia.

>> The rest does matter.

>> Oh,

>> but I can be mysterious.

>> Well, here's to mystery.

>> Tell me more about you.

>> More?

>> Yes.

I'm supposed to bring you tomorrow

something very important.

>> Yeah,

>> it would be too bad if I oversleep.

>> Now that is blackmail.

>> Well, I can tell you this much. The

mission I'm on is for the good of your

people,

humanity.

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I'm sure you would approve of that.

>> Tell me more.

I think that's about it for now.

Tomorrow you pick up my little toy and

you bring it to me at 8 8 sharp by that

tree.

Okay.

>> Okay.

>> Good.

Well, it sounds like it's over.

>> Hey, how about some tea now?

>> All right.

Are are the bombers coming back?

Uh,

>> it's probably just stragglers still

bombing north of here.

>> Oh, well, I hope your friends don't make

a mistake.

>> Yeah, me too. Just hit them where it

hurts, fellas. Only leave Hassler for

me.

You

You know Colonel Hustler?

>> Yes. I was a guest at his rest home,

concentration camp, Stalite D16.

My little parachute floated right down

into the middle of a German

headquarters.

>> You met him personally?

>> Yes. many times. Pastor had the

impression that I was full of

information he wanted.

>> And did you give him such information?

>> No, but I might have if I was there much

longer. You know, he had a way that if

you didn't talk, he discouraged your

desire to live.

So

that's why you came here

to kill Colonel Hassan.

>> No, I was on my way to the Adriatic,

join the American forces,

but I heard he was here. I decided to

stay.

>> You wish

to kill Hassler,

revenge yourself?

>> Yes.

Yes. And many others.

>> Hasar and his kind shouldn't be allowed

to live. They're not human.

Well, that's me in a nutshell.

>> What about you?

>> There isn't much to tell.

I'm going to school

someday. I would like to be a teacher.

That's all.

>> You live here all by yourself? No

parents?

No,

>> no relatives.

>> Nine.

>> Oh, Lieutenant.

>> Excuse me, Miss Bermach. Your father

sent me. He would like to see you

>> tomorrow. Not tomorrow. No.

Oh, you have company.

>> A girlfriend's coming to have tea with

me, but doesn't matter.

>> If you would like to change your

clothes, I can wait.

>> Is there something wrong?

>> Yes.

I mean, no.

I'll be a moment.

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Oh yes,

I have a little entertainment planned.

Something

you might enjoy.

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What is that room?

>> The Gestapo interrogation room.

>> Am I to be questioned?

>> No.

You may rest assured that if you have

any secret information,

it may remain a secret.

You are here only as a spectator.

Please observe.

>> What are you going to do to them?

>> Do to them? That depends. Their fate is

in their own hands.

Both men are condemned. They can win

their freedom only by killing the other.

The man who walks out of the room alive

wins my full pardon.

It is a question of life or death.

A classic situation.

One that has fascinated mankind

for centuries.

>> It's barbaric,

monstrous.

>> No, my dear.

That's Makavelli.

And we were born to all.

Discipline and fear are the keynotes of

our master plan.

We will share my triumph together.

You stop trying to make that contact.

Well, half you made it.

Mila, you'll take your position in the

church tower about 500 yd.

Well, the water hydrant is ready.

The meter box is going to be useless

without a transformer.

The hydrant is suicide, but we must use

it. If the transformer comes, we must

use that.

>> Yeah, if I could kill him easy from

there.

>> Yes, if he was not using an armored car.

Look, the rifle is only used as a

diversion to make them detour

and to spring you men past their guards.

Now, a few rifle shots should do the

trick. If not, you met with your

homemade lollipops know what to do. Is

that clear?

>> Do you understand?

>> Did you get it?

>> Yeah.

>> All right.

>> You and I'll take the plungers.

>> Yes. But which plunger?

>> I'll take the hydrant.

>> I figure we draw for it.

>> I'll take the chance.

No,

we will draw.

You pick. The small one gets the hydra.

The bomb will go into place the minute

the Germans have passed with the mine

detectors.

>> Okay, take up your positions. Good luck.

>> Good luck.

>> So long.

>> Good luck.

>> Good luck everybody.

>> Hurry up.

>> Let's go.

>> Don't forget the detonator. Okay, Mr.

Corbett.

>> Good luck. Good luck.

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A young lady has taken it.

>> What?

>> Quite early.

>> Thanks. There's something else you

should know. Or perhaps you already do.

She's Colonel Hassler's daughter.

Hasslers.

>> I'm sorry, Professor.

>> What will you do now?

>> Go ahead.

The report is negative, sir. Mind

detecting unit found nothing.

The tunnel report should be in any time.

>> Good. We will proceed. Our original

plan. There could be a slip up, air

colonel. It's possible.

>> By the doubt.

You've just assured me that all

precautions have been taken.

>> Since the American arrived, things have

been unpredictable.

Yes, he's desperate and cunning.

>> Perhaps you should delay the

proclamation for a few days.

Hair, Lieutenant,

I am desperate and cunning, too.

Excuse me. You have a match?

>> What? No.

>> I know. You're Marco's friend. Me, too.

>> Marco? I do not know him.

>> I was responsible for the contact to be

made by the American. But I didn't

succeed.

Now I found the girl is Hustler's

daughter. Hustlers?

Find the American and warn him. Dragon

has been caught.

>> Dragon caught

>> early this morning. Tell all this to the

American. Howie now and be careful.

Leave the girl to me.

>> The tunnels are clear, sir. Good.

If I may say, I still think that you

would be justified in the postponement.

>> There shall be no postponement.

We must bait our trap.

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>> Yes, sir.

Easy,

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easy there.

Easy. Come on. Get the men up above.

>> We'll help now. Oh, this a oneman job.

Keep moving. Okay. Okay. All right. Find

dragon.

Try this all.

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No, we we we we Didn't kill Hassler. No

kill.

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>> Ingenious. Major comment. Ingenious. I

take my hat off to you. Beautifully

executed. Diversion. Splendid.

Shame such talent should end like this.

Of course, only the greatest talent

survives, Major.

>> Oh, no. No.

Number

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