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What flavour gelato?

I'm serious. Mine would be
strawberry.

Imagine we were going
to get some right now.

Shut up, Andrej.
It's freezing.

Jack looks like a vanilla man.

Bishop would pretend he doesn't
want any.

He's too much of a big man for
that.

Shut up!

Relax, you can have some if you
want.

You can have mine, too.

Andrej! No one wants a
part of your nonsense.

We're going back to be
redeployed.

I just like gelato.
That's all.

I'll kill you!

- Hey!
- Whoa! Andrej!

Maybe we'll get some gelato
after all.

Happy birthday to you!

This is for Andrej!

Happy birthday, dear Andrej!

Happy birthday to you! Cheers!

Guys! It's not my birthday. It's
not!

Tonight we don't march! Tonight
we drink!

Give me... Yeah, that's it.

Your feet. You have to
go play it by your feet.

It's not my birthday.

- Hey, cheers!
- Cheers!

Gentlemen!

Please, show respect to our
ladies!

- Yeah!
- Oh, yes!

Here she comes!

Is that allowed?

If you can afford it.

This is what I'm talking about!

This is the life, huh?

Andrej! Andrej!

Enough of the art!

Do you still have that rash?

Beautiful, wasn't it?

You don't talk much, huh?

I'll be upstairs.

THIS IS WHERE I AM...

What is only black and white?

I don't know. What is it?

Newspaper.

Good night.

Jack.

I didn't know the war was over.

It isn't.

You didn't say where you
were working in your letter.

I had to work, Jack.

Why else would I move here after
you left?

Left?

You know what I mean.

Would you rather I suffered?

No. No.

Jack.

You're telling me that the war
isn't over.

So how are you here?

After your letter, I just left.

No one has any reason to doubt
you.

And Bar likes me.

Wait.

I know things weren't perfect
last time.

But things will be better
this time. I promise you.

No, Jack, stop it. You're doing
it wrong.

Do you need any help?

No!

You never told me your husband
was such a grumpy old sod!

Just go. Leave it.

You need to do it slower.

Yeah I know.

Okay, is that why you've only
done 10 the whole morning?

You men aren't used to it
but you need a lighter touch.

Slower.

There's less chance of it warping.
And it's a little bit quieter.

Your turn, Mister "I know."

Hey. Much better.

Eva used to talk about you all the time,
you know. I feel like I know you already.

I probably should've thanked you for your
service instead of calling you a grumpy sod!

My husband's in the east,
giving the Blood Bear hell.

Here.

Otakar.

He'll be back when it's time.
He'll be home.

Please stand by for further
announcement.

Shush!

I didn't say anything!

We received reports of progress in
the North-East counties of Estonia.

Our soldiers launched a counter-attack and
destroyed bridgeheads held by the Soviets.

This is thought to signal the end of the
battle of Narva that has raged for months,...

...haulting Soviet attempts
to cross the Baltic Sea...

...and finally seize control of
Finland.

This is just the latest in a long line of
military successes on the Eastern Front,...

...promising a swift conclusion
to any attempted Soviet advance.

Isn't it good news?

It's excellent news, dear
Alzbeta.

What do you think we make here,
hm?

Mortar shells.

And based on our location,
where do you think most of these go?

The East.

Even you might concur that should the
war end, these orders might just dry up.

No war, no shiny new contracts.

No contracts, no factory.

No factory, no town.
Have you caught up yet?

Honestly, if I have to
look at you much longer...

Bar wants to see you. And Jack.

I feel a duty to this village.

A duty to keep this factory open and
keep as many of you as possible in work.

Sometimes, however, the
responsible thing to do is to

sacrifice the few for the good
of the many.

I need to cut costs in the face
of...

...how should I say it...

...contractual uncertainties.

Bar, I just started.

You know we're good workers.

The rest of them down there
are aware of that, too.

Do you know what else they know?

What this whole village knows
now?

That I'm a human.

You monopolised my good nature.

As nice as it is having a
war hero in our midst,...

...it's nicer knowing
I won't have to close.

Come on.

Hold on!

Sit.

I'm not getting rid of you both.
I'm a fair man.

I'm going to let you
decide which one stays.

Take some time.

I'm sure you have... strong
opinions.

We should talk.

I want to look after you,
especially after what happened.

Or, I need to work to take my
mind off it.

Look, in the letter, you didn't say
you were working in the factory.

I can't believe you're bringing
this up.

- No, I'm just saying...
- No, you're just saying it was my fault.

That working there made it
happen.

Have you ever thought it was
you?

I never even knew if the
baby would have a father.

Let me be a father.

- Let me provide.
- You don't mean father. How could you?!

You mean 'man'. I've worked
there longer.

Because I was away. Look,
it's my responsibility.

It helped me afterwards, Jack.

It made me feel like I was
doing something worthwhile.

And you did an amazing
job. With everything.

But I meant what I said.
Let me be a father.

We can try again now.

You're saying that will be my
new job?

Well then that would make you my
new boss.

I don't like you using
children to win this.

But?

But...

I could let you know when he
gets here.

And have you be his first
impression?

Mr. Hanacek, so good to see you
again.

And you, Bar.

One forgets how bountiful
the countryside still is.

Of course, most of the
food goes where it should.

The mouths of men fighting.

But wars are not won on
battlefields alone, Bar.

I'm sure Mr. President would
endorse such a sentiment.

That's why I invited you here,
sir.

What happens when the war is
over?

I mean... I've been loyal and productive.
I want assurances over contracts.

You 'want'?

It's okay. It's fine.

You just want to know
what the future holds.

We know one thing for sure.

When the war's over,
there will be most of Europe to rebuild.

- I think that was the one.
- Yeah, you've said that before.

Sorry.

Sorry, it's work.

Julia keeps asking me about the
army.

She wants to picture what Otarak's doing.
She doesn't suspect you.

- I know, but she keeps reminding of what I've done.
- What have you done?

- You won't tell me anything, Jack. You won't talk to me!
- I ran away.

Can I tell you a story?
It's about a pretty girl.

Oh. Well in that case...

Her name was Cat. Still is.

But before the war,
her name was said in a whisper.

A beautiful woman is
good for intelligence.

The only problem was, she started
getting close to one of the rebels.

She fell for his anti-German
rhetoric.

She was a naive little girl.
Didn't know what to believe.

Now Cat needs a nice
quiet place to lie low.

I'm asking for your hand in
marriage, Bar!

Maybe then we can see
about those contracts.

I don't understand.

If she was part of the resistance why
don't you want to see her punished?

With all due respect.

Don't give me an answer now.

Think about it.

Just don't think yourself out of
favour.

Marta! Do I need to come down?

Come on, ladies!

Comfort yourselves with this
if you're so civic-minded...

Eva told me your good news.
Isn't she pregnant?

We don't know for sure.

Well, a woman just knows these
things.

There will soon be celebrations, the
likes of which this place has never seen.

What are you looking
at me for? Get to work!

- And how do you feel?
- I'm fine thank you.

- That's nice to hear.
- Thank you.

- Can I give you something?
- No.

Oh, no! Oh, my God!

Are you okay?

I don't know. I'm not sure.

I think your water just broke.

- It's okay just breathe. Yeah?
- All right.

You'll be fine.

I'm not pregnant.

You already told Julia.

I got the chance to actually say
something so I thought I'd take it.

Now she knows we are trying and we'll
have to tell her it hasn't worked.

You're right, I shouldn't
have said anything.

You don't even look sad.

I was sad. Of course, I was sad.

But something else happened
today.

I brought a child into the
world. It was just right.

This tiny little baby,
taking its first breath.

It had no past. It was all
future.

Come in.

Hello, Frida.

Eva!

Hello, you.

We got you something.
And I'll put it right here.

Thank you.

- Cheers!
- Cheers!

Maybe he'll be nicer now.

Married?

He'll be worse.

Sorry.

- Excuse me, madam?
- What?

- Would you like to dance?
- No.

- Yes.
- No.

- Yes!
- No!

- Yes!
- Okay.

Shall we?

- Your leg.
- It couldn't make me any worse.

Please allow me to present to
you...

...my beautiful bride, Cat.

Okay, enough.

They think you're a good
influence.

- Come on.
- Is everything all right?

Hm.

It's obvious what's going on
here.

She only married him for the
money.

Hm?

Marta,...

...have you met my beautiful
wife?

It'll be nice to have a
real woman round here.

Show her the dress properly.
Spin!

Spin for her! Don't be shy!

Your beauty has struck her dumb!

Beauty and the fucking Beast.

He looks like the cat that got
the cream.

Come on! Let's dance!

You're having too much fun.

There are laws against that.

- I don't feel very well.
- Okay. We'll sit.

Are you okay? Is it better?

I told you I felt sick.

Darling. Here we go.

- Are you okay?
- Frida.

- More importantly, how's this little one?
- Hello little sausage! May I?

Julia,...

...something came for you.

No!

Otakar!

My God!

It's a shame Hanacek couldn't
come.

Remind me to thank him again.

For anything in particular?

Maybe I should thank Hanacek
also.

Come in. And close the door.

Bar's away on business.

I sent his shrew to deliver
something.

But you never know.
I don't think she trusts me.

Sit.

You think you know me?

One would think you'd
be a better liar by now.

Don't be offended. We are all
liars.

I was in brothel that night.

You know the night I'm
talking about, don't you?

- Tell me what happened.
- You dropped that pretence quickly!

- Tell me what happened after I left.
- After you deserted, you mean.

Did you think we wouldn't
notice?

Was it gunfire?

So you definitely know me now?

Stop playing games, okay?
I know who you are and what you are.

Really, huh?

We don't have to be enemies.
We could be friends.

Look, will keep your mouth shut
or not?

Has this war taught you nothing?

Don't choose a side until
you absolutely have to.

Cheers.

- Darling!
- Cat! Hello!

You look better than ever.

Well, thank you.

- The country air agrees with you.
- Or the factory smoke!

- A drink?
- Oh, no.

- I want to hear everything, my love.
- It's been too long.

- It's been a long time.
- Too long.

- But first...
- The men have to talk.

- We promise not to be too long.
- You wouldn't want to leave a girl waiting.

We'll be as long as it takes.
Darling.

Darling.

She's sweetness itself.

When she wants to be.

- Do you have something on your mind?
- You know what's on my mind!

With all due respect.

And you think you're alone in
this?

The only one burdened with
worry?

No, of course not.

Imagine the weight of real
importance.

You know, we're going to be officially
occupied by the Germans soon.

I wholeheartedly welcome the
occupation.

We are not being decisive in
winning or losing the war.

But we'll pay the price
for either outcome.

Now, how do your little worries
compare?

With all due respect.

Here's your respect...

Piping and plumbing components.

Our cities will have to be
rebuilt from the ground up.

Now, can we get Cat back?

Eva caught another rabbit you
know.

There's enough for three.

- She misses you.
- I'm fine.

- She's worried about you.
- I'm fine.

Here he is! The man I
was telling you about.

Our war hero.

Let me shake your hand, son.

I thank you for your
sacrifices, we all do.

It's not often you meet someone
who used a role for his country.

Where did you serve?

The East. Only rearguard
security.

It's all important. Were you
injured?

- Yeah. My knee.
- What happened?

Can't you remember?

- No, I always...
- Sir?

Sorry.

There's a problem in
the city. It's serious.

Excuse me.

I'll go, too.

You're not the only one with secrets here!
So better watch your back.

- Wonder who they are.
- I don't know.

Jack.

It's okay. Come.

It's okay. You're home now.

Anti-Axis sentiment reached
the peak in the Republic today.

Not content with treasonous lies
and assault on our values...

What are you so happy about?

You're practically German now,
dear wife.

The armed group of traitors
took the city by force...

...a craven attempt to divide
the nation in the time of war.

Troops have been despatched,
to bring a rapid end to the

opportunistic actions of a
few,...

...restating Germany's
commitment to the region.

People are advised to avoid the city
and the area immediately to the East...

...lest to be mistaken for
rebels.

Anyone found harbouring
or supporting these traitors,...

...will be punished to the
full extent of the law.

- Good, you found some food.
- How can you go on listening to that stuff?

It's important to know which
way the wind is blowing.

Especially now.

Like...

What kind of country is
he going to grow up in?

- Are you sure?
- Yes.

I'm so happy.

You haven't been sleeping Jack.

You know you can talk to
me if something's wrong.

Everything will be different
this time. I promise.

Oh. They're sweet.

They're lucky.

That's him.

- He doesn't look like
Cat's type.

- What? What are you talking
about?

I thought you were worried
she was being unfaithful?

No! Well, yes, but that's not what I mean.
He's the man staying at the hotel.

And you think he's sleeping with
Cat?

No! Jesus Christ, woman!
Is he Secret Police?

How should I know?

Sit down.

Go. Sit down.

I'm exhausted.

- Aren't you going to dance?
- No.

Well you wouldn't take
'no' from me last time.

I know what happened
to Otakar is terrible.

But sooner or later, you have
to start living your life.

When Jack was away,
I didn't know if he'd ever come home.

But he did. It's not the same.

- Julia...
- What happened with Jack is how it should have ended with Otakar.

Here with me.

Don't tell me you and me are the same. Don't
tell me that Jack is just like Otakar.

Jack has a sore knee.

Otakar died under a
whole fucking building.

Why does it sound like you wish
it was vice versa?

- Would you blame me?
- No. That's the difference between us.

Good night, Bar.

Good night, Eva.

Excuse me, Bar?

I was wondering if you
needed any more workers?

I used to work in the shop
but business wasn't so good.

What makes you it is any better
for me?

- I heard you got a big contract.
- You 'heard'?

- People talk.
- That's all they do around here.

- I was hoping, that...
- You were hoping you'd take advantage of me.

What was your next tactic?
I have a child who needs feeding?

Do you think it's my responsibilty
to feed your fucking child?!

Hold on.

I'm a bit on edge. The Uprising,
you know.

Let's talk about this later.
We'll discuss what you can offer me.

Well, wasn't that charming?

- Jealous?
- On what?

Don't forget where you fucking
came from!

Eva insisted I stay.

She said we have to get
our money's worth from Bar!

Yes, she can be very
insistent. That's our Eva.

I suppose she insisted the child
is yours.

What?

Do you know if it's yours?

What are you talking about?

- Forget I said anything.
- Julia!

I don't know if it's my place to
say.

Okay. It doesn't seem very fair
on you.

When you were away,
Eva had an affair with Bar.

How else do you think we got our
jobs?

The difference is she must've
liked it.

Don't do anything stupid.

Just don't.

Yes, here.

Alzbeta.

You are my right hand, woman.

Here we go!

Jack! Stop it!

Jesus.

You don't deserve this.

Jack.

- You don't.
- How do you know?

No one does.

What if I said you were
right about that night?

That it was gunfire?

How sympathetic would you be
then?

You tell me what happened.

Rebels. They wanted the
soldiers.

No. Please!

But not just them.

They killed some of the girls,
too.

You told them we were there.

Would it change anything
if I said I was scared?

I didn't know, Jack.

You knew what they'd do to them!
You murdered them!

Don't lecture me! Nazis
were your employers!

Maybe I didn't fully understand what I
was doing. Maybe we both didn't, huh?

Fucking bitch!

I don't blame you for deserting.

- Jack, we're the same.
- Yeah?

People do bad things
to protect themselves.

Like marry Bar? Huh?

Jack?

Sleeping beauty awakes.

You must've drunk Bar dry.

We need to get our rations,
so this one grows up big and strong.

Does Bar demand that his
workers sleep with him?

Why would you ask that?

Sometimes people do bad
things to protect themselves.

Well, it's too early for
philosophy.

Anyway,...

...I know how to protect myself.

Hurry up. Get ready.

Who is he? I keep seeing him
around.

If he was here for you,
you'd be locked up by now.

- Maybe it's about the Uprising.
- He's coming.

It'll be fine, just relax.

Lovely day!

- I can't do this, Eva.
- Jack. Don't.

What do you say? Hm?

Where did you go today?

Nowhere.

The shop. The river. What does
it matter?

- Which?
- Both.

Alzbeta tells me you're fond
of sneaking off on your own.

She tells you what you want to
hear.

A woman like you in a place like
this...

I bet the men can't believe
their luck.

You think I'm seeing one of
them, do you?

Because this place is so
full of eligible bachelors.

- If I find out you're...
- What, huh?! What will you do then?

Don't push me, not tonight.

You're like a little dog.
Yap yap yap, but no bite...

You wonder a woman looks elsewhere
when you're as weak as that?

Come on!

Get it out of your system
while you still have immunity.

The Uprising is just the
beginning.

Who's door do you think
they'll knock on first, huh?

Yes, all of your little friends.

They're not my friends.

Just like you're not.

Bar, I need your signature on
these...

Bar is not here. He went for
breakfast.

Alzbeta.

I have to take his shit. I
married him.

I don't know why you do.

What's going on?

The Uprising's over. It's done.

How could they think a few angry locals
could defeat the might of the Germans?!

They weren't all caught.
They'll take the fight into the country.

Can't you be happy, just once?
Come on!

- Oh no! Bar, please!
- Yes.

- I'm an old woman.
- No!

Shh. Just, just listen to the
music.

Let it wash over you.

I'm rich!
I'll give you anything you want!

No! Please!

Hello?

Oh, thank God. Hanacek.

The rebels. They got me.

They jumped me.

They tried to kill me but...
but I fought them off.

- I don't know how, I just...
- Don't ever touch her again.

Contracts can be as
easily broken as bones.

Hey!

Fuck!

This better be worth it.

Who sent you?

Five guerrilla warriors!
Animals.

Said they were taking revenge on
businessmen working with the Nazis.

They send animals, I become a
hunter.

No red bastard will win
as long as I'm about!

Perhaps, it was retribution
for our show of unity.

We know how pathetic they are
now, how weak their blows are!

And we are not afraid, are we?

No!

I want good numbers this
afternoon.

Jack wait!

I didn't mean to defend
what happened that night.

He won't touch me again.

- Guerilla fighters?
- Hanacek.

Do you think I'm proud of
myself, having to run to him?

I don't know you.

You know stuff no one else does.

How many people here know your secrets?
Apart from me?

- No one understands what we had to do.
- I've got to go.

We both want more than lying low
waiting to be found out.

Think what we can do together.

With the people I know.
With a proper job. With money.

You wanted to see me, right?

Yes.

I need to know you're serious.

That's all I ask of my workers.

I am.

Really, I need the work.

So show me.

You don't like that one, do you?

He's kicking again. Come feel.

What happened to you?

What's the matter?

Jack, you're scaring me.

Am I the father?

What?

Christ! No wonder you told
me to forget the past!

Where did you get this from?

You and I, we had our good times.
We really did.

Before I went away I thought
we were getting on well.

Perhaps, we played happy families
just pretending, like we do now.

Jack go to bed, you've been
drinking.

Will you come with me?
Would you do that?

Or is there another bed somewhere,
more comfortable than this one?

You know, with brass bed-knobs.

Deeper mattrasses.

No draughts under the door,
maybe?

I've had enough of you tonight.

What's the price of a
comfortable bed, Eva?

The same as a good job?

Or opening your legs?

Jack! Get off!

Jack! Get off me!

Get off me!

What? You said he liked you.

I forgot how small you can be!

That's the truth, isn't it?

You said he liked you.

Fuck you.

- Did you show him this much resistance?
- You took my job!

And now you want to deny I got it
legitimately in the first place?

Legitimate?

Legitimate is a strong word when
you're carrying Bar's bastard.

You have this superiority like
him and you are so different.

You think you run this house.
He thinks he runs this town!

I moved here on my own!

I got this job on my own!

And I lost our baby on my own!

You decided that we try again,
and now you're deciding to ruin it.

Eva.

I'm not making it up.
I know about you and him.

You're right.

You're right.

I was playing happy
families before you left.

And I put on a smile.

And tried to ignore your
lying and your cheating.

I always thought you regretted
it.

I always thought you had problems
committing to something or someone.

But you know, Jack, it's just
pride.

Maybe I will go and do it all
over again.

Get a new house. Get a new job.

- This time I won't be doing it alone.
- Me neither.

I've got Cat.

You have Cat?

You have Cat.

- Everything will be different, huh?
- Yeah.

I saw you and Jack. In the
forest.

Even Hanacek won't be
able to protect you now!

- You want oblivion?! Than let's see you!
- No!

- I thought so!
- It's not what you think!

- Of course it's not! What is it?!
- He forced me!

He threatened to expose me!

Thank you, Alzbeta.

I'll take it from here.

- Are you sure that you'll do...
- Yes, I'm sure.

Bar.

He said he'd tell everybody about
my past if I didn't sleep with him.

I knew him back when I was still
dancing.

I know I should've told you.

But I couldn't risk you
looking at me like that.

- Like what?
- Like I'm a whore.

So you were fucking him back
then?

Did you?

No. He came in with a bunch of
soldiers, but he left before them.

Bar, Jack's a deserter.

The night I left,...

...rebels killed the rest of my
unit.

They missed me by no
more than five minutes.

I keep thinking, if I'd
been there I could have...

I don't know.

I never asked you to come home.

I thought you needed
to know about the baby.

No, it was my mistake.

And I've made more since.

But this isn't a mistake, Jack!

Stay here.

Take him!

Got others to do your work for
you?!

Even beating women?

Bar! What do you want?

Eva, please forgive our
interruption!

- And there she is.
- Hello, darling.

Not now, time enough
for cats to fight later.

It's over, Jack. We
know you're a deserter.

What about her? Huh? What about her?
You know her secrets, too?

Do you know she's a whore?
That she's a rebel? Huh?!

You keep talking and you'll turn
a labour camp into certain death.

You tell anyone about Cat and I'll
say Eva knew about you all along.

Just imagine Eva's punishment.

Just imagine Eva's punishment.

If she knew she was harbouring a
deserter.

Not to mention this little one.

Any final words between you
lovebirds?

We said everything we needed to.

Lord! And I thought you were
cold!

Wait!

Are you coming back to work
after the child's born?

Suit yourself! Come on.

Excuse me, I'm the one who
caught him.

Do I have to remind you
whom you're dealing with?

Do I?

Jack!

A labour camp's too good for
you, Jack!

How are we supposed to win
a war with the likes of you?

You and your fucking limp!

You know the only thing
worse than a fucking cripple?

It's a fake fucking cripple.

Are you enjoying seeing me like
this?

Oh, wait.

You think we're here for you?

One fucking pathetic deserter?

Oh no. We've got bigger
fish to worry about, Kovac.

Oh, I wanted to show you
something.

What did you know about Hanacek?
Hm?

- What? The politician?
- Yes.

Nothing. I worked in the
factory.

So, you see.

Hanacek. You. Both traitors.

Both keeping one foot in
each camp. Just in case.

What the fuck are you talking
about?

You see. Even when we did
this,...

...we couldn't get enough on
Hanacek.

Why else do you think they'd
send me out here, huh?

On a fucking wild goose chase...

...after a few dubious
contracts?

And a mistress?

What is it, Jack?

Do you want to tell me
something?

Spit it out!

You gotta be a better fisherman than
that if you wanna catch something.

HEIL HITLER!

Despite the spirited efforts
of the Berlin defence area,...

...the Red Army have indeed
taken Berlin.

Get the money from the desk!

- Are you going to tell Alzbeta?
- Why?

News travels fast.

Well, bad news, anyway.

- Did Hanacek send you?
- In a manner of speaking, yes.

I wanted to tell you both,
personally, he's gone.

What does that mean?

He disappeared. A few days ago.

His aids know nothing.

They leave me here...

...while the rat deserts the
sinking ship.

I was never sure about him.

You know he got us some contracts?
It was all for the war effort.

Our prices were competitive,
our products were good.

My grandfather was German.
That's why we have to leave now.

Yet, you were his friend.

But that was before he
sent someone after you.

And you were his whore.

Whores know secrets.

How can I trust you?

How do I know that you had
nothing to do with his treachery?

You can't know.

- What she means...
- I know what I mean!

There are plenty more
traitors out here,...

...who can still be brought to
justice.

And the biggest one's
locked up right now...

Yes, I know that Jack Kovac
deserted.

Then you know nothing.

I was too scared to say anything
before.

As you know he's a violent man.

I knew him before all this,
when he was a soldier.

I was there when he
turned on his own troops.

When he murdered them all.

I'll be there for you
darling,...

...as the light goes dark.

I'll be right here my
darling,...

...as the light goes dark.

Get back!

Get back!

- This man is to be executed!
- Under whose authority do you act?!

- No! No! Don't!
- Jack!

- She didn't do anything!
- I have more than one bullet.

I'm not a scared little girl!

You think this is your
own fucking little world!

I am a representative of the
state!

Doesn't matter what you hear on
the radio!

This man is a deserter!

Look at him!

Look at him!

Look at him!

- Not only did he leave his platoon...
- You will watch this.

..he murdered his fellow
soldiers in cold blood!

He's lying!

He's trying to scare us!
Let him go!

Get back!

Get back!

I didn't do it.

I didn't do it.

I ran away.

But I didn't kill my men.

You don't have to do this.

Please.

I'm going to be a father.

Bar?

After a fierce battle, the
Red Army proceeded to gain...

...total control of the
Reichstag.

While the Soviets claim victory
with soldiers draping their flag...

...across the Reichstag roof,...

Darling, I can't make it any
smoother.

No. Julia, it's the baby.

Okay. Okay.

- Bar!
- Bar, wait.

- Bar! You weren't going to just leave me?
- We're not fucking married.

Bar, she can come!

Shut up! You piece of shit,
start!

Start!

Come on!

Fuck!

Piece of shit!

Where are you going?

- Traitor!
- Cat!

Collaborator!

Traitor!

- Traitor!
- Traitor!

- Traitor!
- Collaborator!

Stay away!

Stay away from me!

Stay back!

I did it for you!

Ungrateful.

Stay back!

No!

No. Please!

That's it! You're so close.

He's nearly here, darling. He's
coming.

Breathe. One more.

One more big push, come on!

Yes! He's all right.

Come on. Come on.

- It's a boy.
- It's a boy.

- A boy.
- My boy.

Perfect. Now. This will keep you
warm.

We're leaving now, little one.

Eva, I'm so sorry Jack's not
here.

Bar will get what he deserves.

He should never have told Jack
that you and him had an affair.

I'm sorry.

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