Churchill Page #5
- Winston!
- I just can not stand it.
- For heaven's sake.
It's not working.
- I will not tolerate that of you.
- I can not answer that!
- That's murder!
- Sit down.
I can not do the rest of mine
To have life on the conscience.
You have no choice.
Do you hear me? I can
so no longer live.
Is this a threat?
When we wake up tomorrow,
20,000 young men could be dead.
You're drunk.
This is the only thing,
which brings me peace.
Well, it does not work.
You should be ashamed of yourself.
Can you please do that
Send service maid?
There has been an accident.
Only one plate was broken.
Yes thank you.
And please tell Feldmarschall Smuts,
that I want to see Him. Thank you.
How is he?
Come.
Winston?
Winston.
Sharing the ships
in the English Channel.
They set sail at 1700 hours.
I thought I can help you,
Preparing your future speeches.
He gets really depressed
and then simply solidifies.
Everything you say, it seems
just make things worse.
just a few weeks into the country.
- He must speak to the nation tomorrow.
- I know.
Either the profit
of the war
or that we are just thousands
People have killed meaninglessly.
Oh, ever.
Oh oh oh
- Are you all right?
- Yes of course.
It must also be hard for you.
I wish he'd know.
Well, we must
simply give our best.
Let me talk to him.
I thought, when we get together,
we can help you all,
to write the speech for tomorrow.
This is a very important speech, Winston.
If you focus on it,
you may be the
Apply energy to it.
How shall we begin, Miss Garrett?
Uh ... ah!
"Here is the Prime Minister."
"Overnight the united
"to air, sea and land
a comprehensive attack "
"to the German positions
"This is the beginning of the
largest operation of the war. "
"She will push back the Nazis
and free France. "
are landed with a ship's fleet. "
"They have secured the beaches and
the German lines pushed back. "
- You do not know.
- What?
That's all for me
too familiar, Smuts.
I've seen it before.
Gallipoli ... 1915th
An enormous amphibious landing.
effectively entrenched army.
We had a great plan,
Kitchener and I.
- This is not 1915!
But the operation was truncated,
through the petty
Circumcision of the commanders.
Do not send any additional divisions. "
"You do not need so much explosives."
I tried to stop it.
Oh, I've really tried.
It should...
It should be ...
not a big deal.
We would also have these men naked
to these beaches.
Warfare has developed.
You have learned from your experiences.
A quarter of a million men were
was massacred at Gallipoli.
I had the responsibility.
But no one accused
me more than I myself.
If it had been successful,
you would have been celebrated as a hero.
But it was a bust!
I sent men to death!
Hundreds, thousands!
My hands are soaked in their blood.
The men do theirs
Duty and we do ours.
- We have to live with guilt.
- But we live,
and the commanders have
still learned nothing.
They do not want to learn anything at all.
They remain the battlefields
away and do not see the price.
From sniper rifles
outstretched eyes.
Muddled legs,
Blood on the sea spray.
The men,
they have it!
Half of the men on these ships
will be rotten corpses tomorrow.
That's enough now!
My fiance is on
one of these ships.
I think so at least.
He could not tell me exactly.
What is the degree of service?
He is an upper rostrum.
On a destroyer.
Arthur. Arthur Clayton.
W-How did you get to know each other?
We are together in
Portsmouth grew up.
He said he cares
to me and my mother.
My father was in the first war.
He can hardly be used for work.
Arthur says we're looking for his
Return a cottage by the sea.
We fill it with children ...
and let the door roses grow.
I want to believe I do not end like this
like my mother and her sisters.
All their men are dead
or damaged or paralyzed.
I want to believe,
I do not want to hear,
that the man I love,
And I do not want to hear it from you.
I thought you were
most courageous man in England.
No.
You have every right.
Come. You sit down.
Thank you.
I have to dress.
I need your help.
What are you talking about?
My duty.
G-Are you going?
I can not, right?
I know I got you
neglected -
for some time already.
This war requires everything
and it is not exactly easy,
to be a leader.
It is also not easy,
to be married to one.
support you as needed -
with good humor and
endless friendliness.
Sometimes I wish,
I could live my own life.
Would you do that?
I had to learn,
with your edges.
- And how.
I do not have you
happy, right?
At times you really have that.
But now...
Win, I do not know,
how I should help you,
if ... if you do not understand,
what you have to do.
The women's helper corps.
We should not let them wait.
No. No, I ... I'll go.
- Briggs.
- sir.
Do you already have one
Feedback from the Navy?
Yes, sir. Oberfhnrich Clayton is
on one of the ships to Juno beach.
They are on the first move.
There will be strong bombardment by the
Germans expected, sir. I'm sorry.
- Thank you, Briggs.
- sir.
They are already half way.
So many young men.
This is like the last war.
They are almost still children.
They grew up with the war.
They are brave.
Too young to know fear.
What will you say tomorrow?
No idea.
That depends on the messages.
No it does not.
No matter what happens tonight,
you must give them hope.
Even if 20,000 men die,
you can get their wives and mothers
and let children not believe,
her death would have been in vain.
You must stand by them,
their victims.
Let them believe that with God,
they will win this war.
And I'll do it with them.
For that is my duty.
Not true?
Could you be without me
speak with the women 's assistant?
I must write this speech.
Clem?
I have always fought.
That is what makes me.
If I do that,
when I take this speech,
I will not fight any more.
No, you will not.
Who will I be,
when all this is over?
If we win or it
to a disaster?
What will I be,
if we do not fight anymore?
You will always be the man,
who has carried us there.
- Wow wow.
- Wow wow.
Miss Garrett!
Sir.
Very good, Miss Garrett. Thank you.
Winston, just came news.
- The landings?
- No, London.
new V-missiles.
We should
Prepare the air protection bin.
We have the aircraft,
to shoot them?
We try it,
but these missiles have no pilots.
They are incredibly fast.
If Hitler thinks,
he can so discourage us,
then it is wrong. Miss Garrett,
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