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Previously on Berlin Babylon...

What do you know
about the gold on the train?

I don't know anything.

I don't know anything! Please, no! Please,
not back into the cold! Please don’t!

29th April.

The cue "Prangertag" for a secret
operation is mentioned several times.

We are hereby pressing charges
against the Reichwehr's general staff.

A modern German shadow army
is being built here on a large scale.

The Black Reichswehr is the biggest
threat to peace in Europe since 1918.

General Seegers, you're under arrest.

We have information that this
organisation is preparing for a coup

in the next days,
maybe right this moment.

Which one is this, Mr. Wolter? An M-28?

This is something very special.

With this we will be
writing history tomorrow.

- Long live the Emperor!
- Long live the Emperor!

Well then. Operation Prangertag.

I'm about to be forced to release 15
high-ranking officers from custody

Even though the evidence is overwhelming.

Do you know what you are doing?
You're messing with the state itself.

Mr. Rath, I found this under your bed.

- Fritz!
- Gretchen.

- Let me go.
- We were ratted out.

- Freeze!
- Gretchen, run!

No! Fritz!

No! They shot him!

And remember, he's just an engineer,
not a military man.

Him?

If you're too tough on him,
he'll crawl back into his shell.

That's him now.

We didn’t stand a chance.

The car was gone as quickly
as it had appeared.

- The man was dead on the spot.
- We'll investigate.

Good morning, everyone.

- And we meet again, Seegers.
- The little brother.

Not the most desirable way to meet again,

but duty is duty.

Major General,
you're on the advisory board

of the Nyssen Trust. What is your role?

My attention focuses on maintaining
and preserving war monuments

and on the care of officers' widows.

This work binds you closely
to the Nyssen Group.

Yes, you could say that.

Is that why you used
Alfred Nyssen as a front

for the Reichswehr
to import illegal weapons?

Whom are you trying to impress?
Your brother?

Answer the question. Is Nyssen your front?

Like I already said, no.

But Nyssen was the contracting entity

for the delivery of goods
for which he has no use whatsoever.

In contrast to the Reichswehr,
particularly your vision of it.

- Poison gas.
- Vision.

Isn't that something for novelists
or lunatics?

But maybe you meant responsibility.

What is it?

This is the lifting of the arrest warrants

against all ranks of the German Reichswehr

who are in custody
because of Lipetsk and other things.

Whose decision is this?

Supreme authority?

The gentlemen
are to be released without delay.

Major General?

Do you know this document?

This is the confirmation of an order
of pesticides from the Soviet Union.

According to the analysis however,
the wagons contain green cross.

Green cross?

It’s the code name for pulmonary agents.

Phosgene, diphosgene.

I see your signature, Major General.

Or am I mistaken?

This is unbelievable.

I don't believe this.

Where did you unearth this, Rath?

It literally flew into my arms.

We'll go public with this.

I'll see you at Zörgiebel's office in ten.

- Yes. And?
- Nothing. No trace.

I don't believe this.

- What does her family say?
- No-one is surprised.

Miss Ritter often
doesn't come home at night.

I gave her a clear task to do.

She can't have disappeared.

What about you?

In those places where I know her
to be known, they haven’t seen her.

Thank you.

Our kitchen is renowned
for its rich variety.

You have a choice. Either you can make
a unique contribution, or you cooperate.

I cooperate.

Didn't hear you.

I cooperate.

Excellent.

Tomorrow, 8am, press conference.
Tabula rasa.

Thank you, Miss Ackers.

Good work, gentlemen.

Sometimes you need a bit of luck, too.

- Yes?
- Yes.

I’d like to speak
with the President of the Reich.

- I'll put you through.
- Thank you.

What's the matter?

I have to go.

Yes.

Does it still hurt?

I've been so lucky to have you.

No.

Yes.

Yes, I have.

Definitely, Emmi.

Right, duty calls.

See you tonight.

See you tonight.

CLOSED ON CORPUS CHRISTI
PROPRIETOR JOSEPH DÖHMANN

The boss says you need to change
the application to intravenously.

Where is Mr. Döhmann?

Gone.

I see.

Do you know how it works?

No, but my wife does. Thank you.

Tell me.

They gave me this at the hospital.

He didn't make it.

The bastards got him.

It was the political police, Greta.

Your Benda here.

FOR MY BELOVED SON FRITZ

- What?
- The Jewish sow ordered this.

The guys who shot down Fritz,
they were his men.

Tell me what to do, and I'll do it.

No matter what.

We’ll be in touch.

Right.

Flex it. Make a fist.

Look, it's been more than ten years.

I could start work
in any hospital tomorrow.

Mull on it.

Bend your arm.

Very simple.

Thank you.

Stop. Service card.

Pass.

Schibulski, 11th precinct.

I thought it was a bit over the top,
a room with a radio, but now I like it.

Listen to the names of the districts,
Schöneberg. Beautiful.

Charlottenburg...

If you had been a girl,
you'd be called Charlotte.

But I'm not.

Gereon.

You're back.

Tempelhof.
How do you like the sound of Tempelhof?

Please bear with me.

This stuff is strong.

Yes. You must have been out for an hour.

Really?

You will now hear a commentary

on the visit of the French Foreign
Minister Aristide Briand...

What are you whistling?

Mackie Messer.

The Franco-German...

Where did you get that from?

Don't know.

Everyone knows it.

Germany has been trying for a while

to shed a different, more favourable
light on the nation of the arch enemy.

So it is no surprise that the two model
foreign ministers of Germany and France,

Stresemann and Briand,

turn to a national-cultural phenomenon
today, on Prangertag,

which almost singlehandly restored
the world renown of the German theatre,

after it had been deemed
irrevocably lost.

Brecht's Threepenny Opera.

It's been running at Theater
am Schiffbauerdamm for a year now

and will be knighted by a visit
of the two Nobel Peace prize laureates.

Prangertag, what's that?

Corpus Christi.

- That's...
- Тodау.

I have to go.

Minister Briand, how do you rate
the political situation in Germany?

Young democracies are always in danger,

but it's worth fighting for democracy.

- Thank you.
- Monsieur Briand, this way.

Well then, Heinrich.

Ladies, gentlemen...
Here's to an entertaining evening.

Yes, cheers.

Cheers.

I have to admit, I haven't been
to the theatre in a long time.

To the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm,
quickly.

Thank you.

Can't you go faster?

Service card.

Pass.

I’m sorry, mate.

Security level one.
Only those on the list are allowed in.

- Where is Councillor Benda?
- Upstairs.

- With the ministers.
- Call him down.

- What?
- Get him. Tell him,

Inspector Rath
urgently needs to talk to him.

- You can't go in. Strict orders.
- I have to go in.

But not today. You may be a big shot
outside, but you won't get in.

And the shark

It has teeth

And he wears them in the face

And Macheath, he has a knife

But the knife can’t be seen

In order to counter the increasing
hardening of the people,

businessman Jonathan Jeremiah Peachem
opened a shop

where the most desperate of them all

would get such a look that would speak
to those ever more obdurate hearts.

Something new has to happen.

My business is very tough,

because it's my business
to incite human sympathy.

There are but a few things
which shake people up,

a very few things, but the bad thing is,

that they don't work
if you use them several times.

Man has the dreadful ability
to make himself callous at will.

...another man...

How much longer does this take?

About one hour, Your Excellency.

My God

...but the second time round
only five pennies.

If he sees him a third time, he will hand
him over to the police in cold blood.

Please don't! No!

Stay calm.

Put your gun down and get up.

Are you alone?

- Minister?
- Time for a little refreshment.

- Certainly.
- An amusing play.

Freeze!

Did a man just pass by here?

- With a bag?
- Yes, an officer has signed out.

Stop! Halt!

Right, you'll stay right there.

FRESHLY MILKED
WHOLE MILK

Abort operation.

The body of an assassin
is up on the gallery.

Release the inspector immediately.

- It's to the right of the stage.
- Gо on, you heard him.

- Smith, what does he want from me?
- It's good that you waited for me...

Here? Which side did he say?

We want to take him in when we go to him

so that he sees what kind of sentiment
we have against him.

Good evening.

I see you found your bearings.

Please.

Well, I'm listening.

The train will be sent back.

Including the wagon with the gold.

- There is no gold in the wagon.
- There is.

We personally checked.

The wagon numbers were swapped.
You opened the wrong one.

The gold is still in there.
They want to take it out

on the way to Russia,
before the border, with a robbery.

Who?

Men of the Black Reichswehr.

When?

Tomorrow.

Apart from Scheer and the second guy

there must have been three or four more
of our men involved. Maybe even more.

Our enemies have been everywhere,
even in the Castle, for a long time.

I'm sure Scheer would have sung.

He was executed, right in front of me.

Do you suspect anyone?

Wolter.

He plays a decisive role
in this conspiracy.

You are probably right.

As you know,
we've been observing him for a while.

But unfortunately
we had no evidence against him.

Not yet.

It's here.

Do you realise that you've prevented
a coup d'état, Inspector?

Most importantly,
Stresemann is alive.

And tomorrow morning
we'll present Seegers to the press.

We'll deal with Wolter after that.

Get some rest, Inspector.
See you tomorrow

Good night.

You can go.

- Yes?
- Sure.

I can imagine why Lotte
wanted to surprise me with this.

- Yes? Why?
- Because it's my favourite food.

And because I've never had it
for breakfast. And not so good.

Yes, it is really good.

I like watching our chef when he makes it.

How he separates the yolk from the
egg white how he whips the whites.

Ten times to the left, ten times
to the right, and very, very fast.

And we always have fresh raspberries
in our cold room.

He'll heat them briefly with sugar,
for the red juice.

- You have a cold room?
- Why, of course.

- And always raspberries?
- Yes.

Great.

I've never eaten "Berlin air"
in such a posh restaurant.

Your sister had a free wish.

- Lotte.
- There you are.

What a great surprise.

Would you like to have a seat, miss?

How... did you get here?

They picked me up in a snazzy automobile.
What a show that was.

And your friend here
entertained me very well.

It was the best "Berlin air" ever.

Tell me, what's your name?

My name is Edgar.

Right, we’re off now.

- Really?
- Yes.

Alright.

- Thank you, Edgar.
- My pleasure, Toni.

- Come and visit me again, OK?
- Only if the automobile collects me.

But of course. We’ve got your address.

He's nice, right?

Come on, let’s run.

Ladies and gentlemen, please keep calm.

RED CASTLE PRESS CONFERENCE
"REICHSWEHR"

Gentlemen, please keep calm.

You know the deal. You'll all get in.

Gereon, how many have you got?

The most important one.

There is enough room for everyone.

Welcome, Mr. Seegers.

Even for you unpatriotic fellow,
it's still Major General.

Lieutenant Colonel Benda, EK-1.

Let's go, Seegers, the press is waiting.

Here you are, thank you.

Hello, Mr. Martin. Hi.

Attention!

We should start. The hall is packed.

Very well. Let's go.

Stop!

Stop.

Wait up.

The President of the Reich
Paul Von Hindenburg is coming.

- What?
- Yes.

But I had no idea.

No-one announced this.

Attention!

His Excellency, the President of the Reich
Paul Von Hindenburg.

Stand to attention!

Attention!

Karl, how’s the stock?

Mr. President.

Benda. God be with you.

Your Excellency.

Well, let’s bring

some original Prussian spirit
to this matter.

What I mean is common sense.

Major General.

You'll come with me.

Gentlemen.

I wonder what happens now.

Gentlemen, for investigative
and tactical reasons,

in contrast to our previous announcement,

we cannot make any new insights public
at the moment.

The Chief of Police
is asking for your understanding

that this press conference is to be
postponed until further notice. Thank you.

I don’t believe this!

They're taking us for idiots.

That beats everything. Unbelievable

Let them pass!

Question: Why were you here?

Why were you invited? One answer!

- What's going on?
- Please wait.

Make room!

Let them pass!

Please, just two questions.

Just two questions, please.

The President of the Reich has ordered

that the train be sent back
to the Soviet Union at once.

Without delay.

Without further investigation.

We lost.

But not yet now

Miracles wait until the end

To ashes, to dust