Battle of Warsaw 1920 Page #5
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RED ARMY HEADQUARTERS...
Comrade.
Later.
This was found on a dead Polish officer.
Pitsudski's order.
Yes, comrade.
Counteroffensive.
Yes, sir.
Dismissed.
Yes, sir.
That's not possible.
It's a set-up.
They want to lure us away from Warsaw...
if I were him,
I wouldn't take that risk.
However...
they could force a wedge here.
That's their plan.
Get me the 4th Cavalry Army.
Send corrections to the orders.
Don't use the code.
Let's make sure they're reading us.
No reaction, comrade.
Is the other machine on?
They're on our frequency
and they keep sending this...
What is it?
Read it.
The Holy Scriptures.
What?
The Holy Scriptures.
The bastards... Jesuits.
'God called the light Day,
and the darkness he called Night.
And the evening and the morning...
were the first day.
And then God said,
Let there be a firmament...
in the midst of the waters
to separate the waters.'.
You're jamming them?
Yes, sir.
What's that text?
The Holy Bible.
Perhaps they'll convert.
We must succeed.
In wartime,
it's all in the hands of God.
Warsaw is a city where
the streets are lined with chocolate.
Expensive shops, gold, furs,
bourgeois apartments,
they will all be yours.
Let's take Warsaw.
Marynia, come.
Bandage, Marynia.
Aurelia... Aurelia wait.
Oh Jesus.
Jesus.
Save Marynia.
Save her...
Stay with me.
Do you hear?
Loader.
Where is the loader?
Here I am.
We're under attack.
We're greatly outnumbered.
Sarge.
To arms. Everyone to arms.
Sarge.
Medic. Medic.
Stretcher.
Help.
We've got no chances...
Retreat.
Pitsudski and his Poles...
have dealt a major blow to the cause...
of global revolution.
We'll have to build a socialist state
elsewhere.
Excellent victory, Marshall.
Our compatriots will attribute it
to someone else.
Our compatriots will call it a miracle.
A miracle?
I'm sure they will.
The miracle at the Vistula.
You know, Wieniawa,
you might just be right.
You're back...
I promised...
so I'm back.
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